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Welcome to MoHS-SLA
...providing a Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Health and Sanitation (MoHS) and Implementing Partners (IPs) in the health sector.
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About MoHS Service Level Agreement
The Service Level Agreement (SLA) is an approach that is used by the Ministry of Health and Sanitation (MoHS) – a Government institution that is mandated with the overall responsibility to ensure provision of health care services in Sierra Leone – to delegate parts of this mandate to non-Government entities. The SLA is a Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Ministry of Health and Sanitation (MoHS) and Implementing Partners (IPs) prior to implementing activities in the health sector.
The objective of the SLA is to ensure that health sector programme implementation is aligned with the national priorities and contribute towards achieving better health outcomes.
Inform Decision Making
Enables the MoHS to capture all projects implemented in the health sector into one database that can generate reports to inform decision making.
Aligning Projects to MOHS Priorities
Ensures that all proposed projects are aligned with the MOHS priorities and responds to the gaps identified in the district plans.
Equitable Service Provision
Ensures that all partner support is rationed across the 15 districts, contributing toward equitable service provision for the Sierra Leonean population.
Adhearence to Quality
Ensures adherence to quality service standards for goods, services and works.
Improve Coordination
Improves coordination of health care interventions at the district and lower levels and avoid duplication of partner efforts.
Strengthen Monitoring of Partner Interventions
Strengthens monitoring of partner interventions at the district and local levels and ensures that a significant proportion of donor investments reach the beneficiaries (value for money).
Prioritize Interventions at Lower Levels
Ensures that interventions (by type) at the lower levels are prioritized and that support to the 15 districts is equitable.
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Meet the Executives
Meet the experienced MoHS SLA team
Dr Austin Demby Minister of Health and Sanitation
Morie Momoh Permanent Secretary Ministry of Health and Sanitation
Dr Dennis MarkeHealth System Strengthening Program Manager
Sulaiman Phoray-MusaSenior Program Manager, SLA
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