The Strategic Planning Advisors for Education and School Health in Africa (SPAESHA), as part of the MOMENTUM Country and Global Leadership (MCGL) initiative, aims to collaborate with education and health ministries, along with various school health partners at the global, regional, and local levels, to enhance school health and nutrition (SHN) systems for the well-being of school-age children. Over a two-year period, the project will generate and utilize global evidence on school health.
SPAESHA's primary goal is to identify and address obstacles to the implementation of School Health Policies in Kenya, Malawi, Senegal, and Uganda by examining the different components of the School Health system and creating tailored policy strengthening plans. This effort includes field assessments involving interviews with local stakeholders and school surveys using the World Health Organization's (WHO) Global School Health Program and Policy tool, as well as observations of the school environment.
Our Objectives:
SPAESHA's primary goal is to identify and address obstacles to the implementation of School Health Policies in Kenya, Malawi, Senegal, and Uganda by examining the different components of the School Health system and creating tailored policy strengthening plans. This effort includes field assessments involving interviews with local stakeholders and school surveys using the World Health Organization's (WHO) Global School Health Program and Policy tool, as well as observations of the school environment.
Our Objectives:
- Evaluate the data collection tools employed in each country.
- Assess the data comprehensively across countries, focusing on completeness, comparability, and quality.
- Establish key indicators for analysis.
- Develop relevant data tables for organized representation.
- Clean and load the data into designated tables.
- Generate clear and concise data tables for easy interpretation.
- Incorporate feedback from the SPAESHA team's review to refine the process.
Location |
Duration |
Kenya, Malawi, Senegal and Uganda |
October 2023 – April 2028 |
