NCD Prevention Control Monthly Progress Report Host Community July 2026

NCD Prevention Control Monthly Progress Report Host Community July 2026

MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT

NCD Prevention & Control Monthly Progress Report

Operational performance • Results • Learning • Accountability

Reporting period1–31 July 2026 Project Period: 31 March 2025 – 31 August 2026 Activity for enhan
24Deil Para CC area
86Deil Para CC area
57Deil Para CC area
120Deil Para CC area
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Management brief

Executive Snapshot

NCD Prevention & ControlMonthly Progress Report Host Community Component | Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh

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Evidence dashboard

Performance Analytics

Data visual

Group sessions by Area

Group sessions

Deil Para CC area24
Diabetic Hospital area39
Total63
Data visual

Tailored sessions by Area

Tailored sessions

Deil Para CC area86
Diabetic Hospital area92
Total178
Data visual

Male by Area

Male

Deil Para CC area57
Diabetic Hospital area92
Total149
Data visual

Female by Area

Female

Deil Para CC area120
Diabetic Hospital area164
Total284
Data visual

Total participants by Area

Total participants

Deil Para CC area177
Diabetic Hospital area256
Total433
Data visual

Sessions by Session type

Sessions

Group session18
Counselling / tailored session55
Total71
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Implementation

Monthly Progress Highlights

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Health Education and Follow-up

Health Educators conducted group health education and tailored counselling for NCD beneficiaries in the Deil Para Community Clinic and Cox’s Bazar Diabetic Hospital areas. Leaflet distribution and dissemination of key NCD prevention messages continued…

02

Behaviour Change Stories

Case 1 — Diabetes and Hypertension A 43-year-old beneficiary with diabetes and hypertension progressively adopted healthier practices after repeated group and tailored sessions. Reported changes included reducing household oil consumption, avoiding deep-fried snacks, walking…

03

Supervision and Quality Improvement

Six supervision visits were conducted during July 2026: two in the Deil Para CC area and four in the Diabetic Hospital area. The source report attributes the limited number of visits to Field Coordinator…

04

Referral Support to Cox’s Bazar Diabetic Hospital

During July 2026, 15 beneficiaries (6 male and 9 female) were referred to Cox’s Bazar Diabetic Hospital by HEs under the revised referral criteria. The referral mechanism supports early detection of NCDs and timely…

05

Challenges, Mitigation and Priorities

The formal Challenges & Mitigation table in the source report records N/A. However, the narrative identifies heavy rain, localized flooding, and Field Coordinator absence as operational constraints affecting participation and supervision. These issues should…

06

Management Notes for the Next Reporting Cycle

Align the Challenges & Mitigation table with constraints already described in the narrative. Report month-on-month changes with a clear comparison base and consistent indicator definitions.

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| 180 | 15 | 6

Health education participants | Tailored beneficiaries followed up | Referral cases | Supervisions

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| 178 | 149 | 284

Group sessions | Tailored sessions | Male participants | Female participants Area | Group sessions | Tailored sessions | Male | Female | Total participants

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Management response

Operational Issues & Forward Actions

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Operational lens

Challenges & Constraints

ISSUE

The formal Challenges & Mitigation table in the source report records N/A. However, the narrative identifies heavy rain, localized flooding, and Field Coordinator absence as operational constraints affecting participation and supervision. These issues should be reflected consistently in future monthly reporting. Continue group and tailored health education, with priority follow-up for beneficiaries who have received fewer tailored sessions. Continue workplace and tea-shop outreach to improve male participation.

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