Prevention of non-communicable diseases in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh
Operational performance • Results • Learning • Accountability
Executive Snapshot
I-4. Implementation and monitoring of health education for comprehensive NCDs prevention and control Health education
Performance Analytics
Participant Breakdown
Participants
Session
Value
Male
Value
Female
Value
Session
Value
Monthly Progress Highlights
Progress
1-1. Progress of activities As in the attached plan of operation.
Narrative on activities
I-4. Implementation and monitoring of health education for comprehensive NCDs prevention and control Health education
Deil para CC area
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Diabetic Hospital area
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Observations & Feedback
This tables represents 4.8% of increase in group session participants, 8.8% of increase in tailored session participants & 1 1.5% of increase in CDH group session participants in this reporting month. Compared with the…
Tailored session report of July 2026
Total beneficiaries listed – 549
of 549 beneficiaries (32.7%) received at least one follow-up visit this month.
Average interval between tailored sessions = 83 days (The reason behind this interval is to prioritize the beneficiaries who received least sessions. Some beneficiaries were absent at the beginning of the tailored health education.…
Among beneficiaries receiving a follow-up visit
79% completed the previous homework 17% partially completed it
Operational Issues & Forward Actions
Challenges & Constraints
ISSUE
