The overall goal of project is to contribute to the improvement of the health and well-being of the Moldovan population, especially in rural areas, through the reduction of the burden of non-communicable diseases.
National health authorities create an enabling policy environment for decentralized and integrated management of NCDs. Identify, establish or harmonize laws, policies, regulations and collaboration
mechanisms at all levels to facilitate effective and efficient actions to reduce the burden of NCDs on
people and the health system.
The population in target districts has access to and uses quality integrated care, including outreach services, related to NCDs. Improve capacity and quality of NCD diagnosis, treatment and management at the PHC level, but also reorganize PHC health services towards integrated care to ensure a continuum of care for chronic patients and strengthen capacities for preventive services, interdisciplinary work and collaboration with community and non-governmental institutions.
The population in target districts has improved its healthcare seeking behaviour and reduced its NCDs risk behaviour. Support multisectoral engagement in health promotion and build capacities of districts health teams to elaborate an evidence-based community health profile and community based health action plans addressing risk factors of NCDs among their population, but also mobilize community groups and empower to play an active role in demanding quality healthcare services and making the health system responsive to
patients’ needs.
Family doctors, nurses from PHC and community nurses from 10 pilot districts
National Agency for Public Health and Rayon Centers for Public Health from 10 pilot districts
Rayon councils from 10 pilot districts
Mayors and their multidisciplinary teams from selected communities
Patients groups and community members
Moldovan population in 10 pilot districts will benefit from an improved health status with regard to NCDs.
