International Development Grant

Paramedic Training Support

Project Number: CA-3-A031027003

Status: Closed

Country/Region:

Mali 100.00%

Maximum Contribution: $6,824,652.00

Start Date: August 08, 2005

End Date: July 22, 2011

Duration: 6.0 years

Project Description

This project is part of the Health and Social Development Program (PRODESS). The project aims to establish a training mechanism for paramedics and thus to improve the quality of their services to the community. This project involves the Institut national de formation en sciences de la santé (INFSS).

Progress & Results Achieved

Results achieved at the end of the project in May 2010 include the following. The National Health Sciences Training Institute (INFSS) has adequate buildings and facilities. Its library is operational and better stocked with books and other works. Of the INFSS’s 18 study programs 7 have been revised using the skills-based approach. The first cohort using this approach graduated in 2009. This cohort included 7 men in radiological technology and 14 people in health and sanitation technology (2 women and 12 men). The proportion of women students rose from 35 2 percent in 2005 (out of 750 students) to 48 percent in 2009 (out of 1 298 students). Finally 115 women received their degree in 2009 in the INFSS’s 18 streams or 42 percent of graduates.

Key Information

Executing Agency:
Consortium : Groupe Consultation CCISD (GCC) et MIR Partenariats et développement international

Reporting Organization:
Global Affairs Canada

Program:
WGM Africa

Last Modified:
September 19, 2025

Development Classifications

DAC Sector:

Basic health care 100%

Aid Type: Donor country personnel

Collaboration: Bilateral

Finance Type: Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation

Selection Mechanism:
Pre-APP

Policy Markers
Level 1 Gender equality
Level 1 Participatory development and good governance
Major Funding (>$1M)
Budget Breakdown
2005-04-01 to 2006-03-31 $6,824,652 CAD
Geographic Information
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Reference ID: 500