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H-05Investment ReadyHealth & Wellness

PHC/CHC Healthcare Strengthening Programme

Strengthen PHC/CHC infrastructure with equipment upgradation, staff capacity building, essential medicines supply chain and quality improvement.

₹9.0 Cr
Estimated Budget
80,000+
Beneficiaries
3 Years
Duration
3 of 5
Districts
The Case for Investment

Why This Project?

The Need

Many PHCs and CHCs in Bodoland Territorial Council operate below IPHS standards with inadequate equipment, staffing gaps, medicine stockouts, and poor infrastructure. Quality of care at the primary level is a critical concern.

The Intervention

The PHC/CHC Healthcare Strengthening Programme aims to transform primary healthcare delivery in Bodoland Territorial Council by upgrading facility infrastructure, equipping them with essential diagnostic and treatment capabilities, and building staff capacity.

The Impact

IPHS compliance assessment. Patient outcome analysis. Facility utilisation studies.

Key Objectives

  • Upgrade 30+ PHCs/CHCs to IPHS standards
  • Ensure 24x7 essential medicine availability
  • Train 300+ health staff in clinical skills
  • Establish quality improvement systems
  • Improve patient satisfaction scores by 30%

Expected Outcomes

PHC/CHC services meeting IPHS standards
Improved primary healthcare quality
Reduced referrals to district hospitals
Better health outcomes for 80,000+ beneficiaries

CSR Fit Score

87/ 100

Platform-generated indicative readiness score — not an official corporate or funding decision.

At a Glance

Lead Department
Bodoland Territorial Council Health & Family Welfare
Implementation
NHM / eligible implementing agency (subject to formal approval)
Districts
KokrajharChirangBaksa
SDGs
SDG 3SDG 10SDG 11
Schedule VII
(i) Healthcare

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All figures and narratives are indicative/demo content for facilitation purposes and are subject to verification against official Bodoland Territorial Council records, statutory CSR compliance and competent-authority approval.

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