SURE-P MCH Components There are two main components – the ‘supply side’ and the ‘demand side’. The ‘supply side’ involves increasing and improving both infrastructure and human resources to improve health service delivery at the primary health care level. Specifically, this component will refurbish PHC infrastructure, scale-up the number of trained health workers (i.e. midwives, community health extension workers (CHEWs) and village health workers (VHWs) to guarantee adequate antenatal attendance, skilled delivery at birth, routine immunization and postnatal care for women and their babies. The ‘demand side’ component aims to increase the utilization of maternal and child health services in the PHC facilities through the use of incentives such as the conditional cash transfer (CCT) after the fulfilment of prescribed co-responsibilities. SUMMARY OF ACHIEVEMENTS • Total number of Primary Health Care Facilities Supported by SURE P MCH across the 36 States and FCT = 1000 • • Total Number of Health Workers employed and deployed to the Health Facilities = 12,110 Midwives = 3158, Community Health Extension Workers = 3123 and Village Health Workers = 5829 Medical equipment and Maternal and Child Health drugs supplied to the 1000 facilities Mama kits supplied = 680,000, Midwifery kits supplied = 2000, Outreach kits supplied = 1000 and village health worker kits supplied = 3000 500 Primary health care facilities renovated, 625 boreholes installed and 145 units of midwives accommodation built across the 36 States and FCT. Total number of women beneficiaries from the conditional cash transfer = 49,708 Total amount of cash paid out to date to these women = N69,000,000.00 • • • • • OUTCOMES: SURE P MCH health workers are now providing quality antenatal, skilled birth delivery and postnatal services to pregnant women and their babies across the country. The SURE-P MCH Programme has generated significant increase in the uptake of services at 1000 primary health care centres in communities hosting them.  1,273,517 pregnant women have received antenatal care services in SURE-P MCH supported facilities from October 2012 when health care workers were deployed to the PHC facilities till August 2014.  345,877 pregnant women have completed focused antenatal care (ANC+4 visits) within the same period. 76