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Guatemala -- strength is NGO cooperation.


 In early 1999, representations of the UN Population Fund, JOICFP, and APROFAM met in Guatemala to monitor progress of an integrated program promoting reproductive health (RH) and family planning (FP) among Mayans in the Department of Solola. The team observed field activities, such as training, and assessed information, education, and communication (IEC) promotion; service delivery; institutional coordination; and adolescent health programs. The program is training traditional birth attendants (TBAs) to provide RH/FP and general medical services. At one site, a TBA acquires counseling for her clients from a physician via the telephone. This activity will be facilitated with the addition of radio receivers. Resources have been maximized by increasing collaboration among the project, the government, and local nongovernmental organizations. Referrals are being facilitated with improved communication tools and provision of a boat and ambulance for transporting clients. Cooperative efforts are also being made to promote community health and development, health education, and adolescent health.
