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CA-3-S065404001 2026-05-15T06:32:54 This project aims to improve the health of people living in 251 rural villages in Mozambique, Tanzania and Burundi by increasing their access to primary health care and clean water, promoting good health habits, and improving the agricultural yield of smallholder farmers. Most illnesses and deaths in the project villages are due to preventable diseases, lack of access to trained health workers and lack of access to clean water and adequate food. The project therefore seeks to increase the number of community health workers, provide bicycle ambulances to remote villages, build or expand basic health infrastructure where most needed, and enhance access to clean water by refurbishing old wells and building new ones. The project also educates women, men and children on sexual reproductive health, proper nutrition and sanitation, maternal and child health, HIV and AIDS, and gender issues, and trains both women and men farmers on best practices in sustainable agriculture. The project is implemented with local partners in each country: the Anglican Diocese of Bujumbura in Burundi, EHALE in Mozambique, and the Anglican Diocese of Masasi in Tanzania. Closed 2012-03-23T00:00:00 2017-06-30T00:00:00 Mozambique 35.00% Tanzania 35.00% Burundi 30.00% Primate's World Relief andDevelopment Fund Reproductive health care 35.25% Basic nutrition 26.25% Health education 38.50% 8068783.00 The expected intermediate outcomes for this project include : (i) increased number of women, men and children seeking, having access to, and receiving equitable and gender-sensitive health services such as maternal and child health, vaccinations, nutrition; (ii) increased food production and improved nutrition; and (iii) increased community access to basic human needs such as clean water and health services. Results achieved as of the end of project (June 2017) include: (1) the percentage of women assisted during delivery by trained health practitioners in Tanzania increased from 30% to 90.21% by the end of the project; (2) the percentage of women that delivered their babies in local clinics and hospitals in Burundi increased from 40% to 100% by the end of project; (3) the percentage of children under the age of five who completed their full vaccination schedule increased from 60% to 98.29% in Mozambique; (4) the percentage of pregnant women having three antenatal care consultations in Mozambique increased from 30% to 94.4% by the end of the project; and (5) the percentage of people using existing health services in Mozambique has increased from 15% (for both sexes) to 91.7% for women and girls, and 89.2% for men and boys by the end of the project. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation Global Affairs Canada YFMInternaAssistPartnershp&Programing Br Pre-APP Participatory development and good governance Gender equality Children's issues Environmental sustainability (cross-cutting) 404977.00 811125.00 1629783.00 1600911.00 804588.00 1632574.00 1628020.00 2012200287 Primate's World Relief andDevelopment Fund 8068783.00 809954.00 809954.00 629075.00 699610.00 542864.00 1242579.00 1898064.00 420473.00 101355.00 540631.00 374224.00