2024 annual review of the Agoè-Nyivé health district

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Extract from the article: Le district sanitaire d’Agoè-Nyivé organise du 21 au 23 janvier 2025 à Lomé sa revue annuelle de performance 2024 couplée de l’élaboration des Plans d’Action Opérationnels 2025. Le but de cet atelier est de contribuer à l’amélioration de la santé de

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From January 21 to 23, 2025, the Agoè-Nyivé health district is organizing its 2024 annual performance review in Lomé, along with the development of its 2025 Operational Action Plans.  The aim of this workshop is to contribute to improving the health of the population of the Agoè-Nyivé health district. The workshop brings together public health facility managers, accompanied by the head of the maternity unit, accountants and a member of the SMC, as well as private facilities, the regional management team and partners.

At the end of each year, the implementation of the PNDS requires an annual review at each level, in accordance with the monitoring and evaluation framework, to take stock of the implementation of the PAO, based on an analysis of bottlenecks, and thus facilitate the re-programming of activities for the following year. The Agoè-Nyivé health district is not excluded from this process.

Over the course of 03 days, participants have assessed the level of achievement of key performance indicators, and identified strengths, areas for improvement and bottlenecks hampering the implementation of activities in the Agoè-Nyivé health district. They have also proposed solutions and make recommendations to address the problems and shortcomings.

For Dr. Tchilalou Tagba-Péléï, Prefectural Director of Health (DPS Agoenyivé), “this annual review have enable us to take stock of the activities of the Agoè-Nyivé health structures for the year 2024, to assess the level of achievement of objectives, to identify bottlenecks together in order to propose corrective measures. We have also taken advantage of these three days to present the operational action plan for the year 2025 for health structures and at district level”.

The meeting included group work, plenary presentation of reports based on performance indicators, presentations, exchanges on specific topics and analysis of problems. Proposed solutions were also put forward, with a view to achieving better results in the future.

Josée Yawa Djatugbé Apetsianyi, Regional Director of Health (DRS) Lomé-Commune, representing the Minister of Health, urged participants to do their work well.She invited health professionals to adopt responsible behavior in their day-to-day activities. In her speech, the DRS emphasized the government's vision, through universal health insurance, to work for the health of the population.

William O.