To ensure coverage of the whole health value chain, policies will be selected on the basis of their position in the value chain: (A) Prevention, (B) Treatment, (C) Follow up. |
1) HIV policies |
 - Prevention of HIV e.g. ABC, PMTCT, etc. |
 - Treatment of HIV patients e.g. ART policies over time |
 - Follow up policies e.g. management of chronic illnesses, financing, management |
2) Malaria policies |
 - Prevention of malaria policies e.g. insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) and Insecticide Residual Spraying (IRS) |
 - Treatment of malaria policies e.g. Antimalarial drug policies |
 - Follow up policies e.g. financing, management |
3) Maternal mortality policies |
 - Prevention of maternal mortality e.g. maternal mortality reviews |
 - Treatment of pregnant patients e.g. Emergency obstetric care |
 - Follow up policies e.g. Policy on skilled birth attendance, financing, management |
4) Family Planning |
 - Prevention of unplanned pregnancies e.g. contraceptive security |
 - Treatment of involuntary pregnant patients e.g. counselling, reproductive rights awareness |
 - Follow up policies e.g. service delivery and access, financing, management and stewardship |
5) Child Health |
 - Prevention of child illness e.g. immunisation |
 - Treatment of child patients e.g. facilities, EPI |
 -Follow up policies e.g. Integrated Community Case Management (ICCM), financing, management |