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to be dishonest.
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Gelato or Sorbetto With Fresh or Frozen Fruit Flavoring
Recipe by eadthem
This is a gelato or sorbetto type ice cream that has a lower fat content than regular ice cream. It tends to melt in your mouth like snow. Best results are with a ice cream maker I'm sure but I do not own one. chocolate chip cookie dough, be sure not to add egg. You can substitute some of the sugar for the cookie dough recipe for honey to stabilize it and avoid eggs. Add after it is below 45F in the freezing phase. Cookies and Cream, break up cookies and add after it is below 45F in the freezing phase. Or You can add fresh or frozen fruit puree instead of vanilla. I'm not sure on how much, I want to say 1/3 to 2/3 cup. Extra powdered milk is used for the protein witch will reduce the crystal size. When I first created the recipe honey was all I had on hand and it worked rather well, corn syrup was listed on the others. I used the normal double strength Watkins vanilla because I trust that its bake proof and freeze proof. I heat the mixture to make adding the dry ingredients and honey easer and for no other reason. Change notes, mix honey and sugar and heat until warm (you should be able to barely put your hand on the bottom of the pan).
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 4 cups skim milk
- 1⁄3 cup sugar (you may need to go up to 1/2 cup)
- 1⁄3 cup powdered milk
- 1⁄3 cup honey (honey must be really fresh Ive not had any luck with cheep store brands, farmers market or local far)
- 1 teaspoon vanilla (i used 2 teaspoons Watkins double strength and it was quite strong and quite good) or 1 -2 cup fresh fruit or 1 -2 cup frozen fruit
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- pour honey then sugar in to pan.
- put the pan on low heat (you should be able to put your hand on the bottom of the pan if you lift it up) (Gas stoves may not have a low enuff setting).
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- Once it has set up use a single eggbeater to grind it up after a couple of these sessions followed by refreezing it will be ice cream.
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Research Projects/Studies Completed Year-2008-2009
National health services performance
Agency:Ministry of Public Health, Afghanistan and the World Bank
Project Team:S.D.Gupta, Dhirendra Kumar, Binay Kumar, Anubhav Agrawal, Manish Kumar and Dushyant Mishra
The Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health (JHU) and the IIHMR were awarded a contract by the Ministry of Public Health, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan to provide Monitoring and Technical Support to the Ministry of Public Health from April 1, 2008 to January 31, 2009.
The objectives of the project were: a) to provide an independent assessment of how NGOs and the MoPH are doing in improving the delivery of the basic package of health services (BPHS); b) to strengthen the capacity of the MoPH to evaluate service delivery so that they will be able to do it themselves in the future. IIHMR and JHU have completed successfully the following activities to support Ministry of Public Health, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.
- Conducted four rounds of National Health Services Performance Assessment at the national level and developed a Balanced Scorecard for the health sector in Afghanistan.
- Provided the Ministry of Public Health with Community Feedback on the health services.
- Developed a framework for monitoring and evaluation of the Essential Package of Health Services and other hospital services.
- Conducted two rounds of the National Hospital Performance Assessment, focusing on delivery of the Essential Package of Health Services and other hospital services.
- Conducted a household survey in 2006 in order to provide estimates of priority health indicators for rural Afghanistan and to describe case seeking practices and health expenditure patterns across rural Afghanistan.
- Conducted a Capacity Building and Learning Needs Assessment in close partnership with MOPH's General Directorate for Human Resources.
- Conducted an assessment of the quality of drugs provided through Basic Package of Health Services (BPHS) facilities in each province and in private pharmacies in five major urban centers of Afghanistan.
- Designed and analyzed the health module for the 2007 National Risk and Vulnerability Assessment (NRVA).
- Provided GCMU, senior managers of MoPH, concerned NGOs and donors with user-friendly results of the analyses from all of the above assessments.
- Trained and advised MoPH provincial and central level staff in the collection, analysis, reporting and dissemination of the data from the assessments so that they can take increasing responsibility for monitoring and analysis of information
- Helped develop capacity of the ministerial staff and Afghan Public Health Institute (APHI) to undertake research and health services performance assessment.
Short training on research methods for reproductive health organized in collaboration with Afghan Public Health Institute
Agency:Ministry of Public Health, Afghanistan and the World Bank
Project Team:Dhirendra Kumar, Binay Kumar
Afghan Public Health Institute (APHI) with technical support from IIHMR conducted three rounds of 10-days training programs at Kabul. The financial and technical support was received from Reproductive Health Division, WHO, Geneva. About 25 medical officers mostly female doctors from various provincial hospitals of Nanagarhar, Balk, Heart and Kabul participated in the training. Training sessions included various topics on research methodology, sample design, sample size, data management, analysis report writing and reproductive health. The participants were encouraged to develop a research protocol for funding from WHO.
Mid-term review of health sector development initiative (HSDI), West Bengal
Agency:DFID (India), New Delhi
Project Team:Barun Kanjilal, L P Singh, Sneha Singh, Swadhin Mondal, Arnab Mandal
Health Sector Development Initiative (HSDI), a five-year reform programme, was launched in August, 2005 in West Bengal by the Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of West Bengal with the support from DFID (India). The broad objective of this initiative was to support and operationalize the state's health sector strategy developed in 2003 (HSS, 2004-13). IIHMR was selected through a national bidding process to carry out the mid- term review of HSDI in the state. The overall objective of the Mid-term Review (MTR) was to review the progress undertaken under HSDI/HSS in seven milestone areas (strategic and policy framework, health coverage priorities, organizations and management systems, Health financing, access and demand, private sector and asset & supply management) and suggest measures to strengthen and sustain the reform process on the basis of secondary data including various reports, studies, database, and documents related to HSDI, in-depth consultations with multiple stakeholders at all levels of health care system, and field trips to three districts. The review spelt out the potential strengths and weakness of the initiative and provided the key stakeholders with a set of recommendations to strengthen the process.
Capacity assessment study of NGO partner's on Plan India's country programme framework (CPF) for health
Agency:PLAN International, New Delhi
Project Team:L.P. Singh, Nutan Jain, Saumya Verma, Preeti Bajaj
The study aims at critically analyzing health and survival challenges that threaten the lives of children and women in the project areas of the Plan and its partners' involvement, contribution and support towards realizing the Plan's health objectives. The specific objectives are: a) to identify and map health challenges and opportunity to work for achieving optimal health in the project areas; b) to assess and report partners' (health department) current capacity and future needs of the project both in terms of technical and managerial sectors; c) to explore opportunities to coordinate with the government services in the project areas to supplement their efforts and developing synergies; d) to explore possibilities and opportunities for linkages / partnerships with the key stakeholders; e) to identify professional institutions in India (national and regional level) with whom the Plan's partners can have linkages for learning, sharing and networking as long-term partnership; and f) to make suggestions for further improvement of the projects, coordination and capacity building needs and their redressal.
Study of cardio vascular disease related life Agency
Agency:ICMR, New Delhi
Project Team:S.D. Gupta, Neetu Purohit, Surabhi Arora, Mittu Muthu Varghese
Cardiovascular disease is a major cause of morbidity and mortality in the world today and will become the leading cause of death and disability worldwide by 2020. India is undergoing a rapid health transition associated with a rising burden of cardiovascular diseases. In India, WHO and its collaborators such as ICMR and IC Health are in the process of surveillance studies identifying non- communicable diseases risk factors in the population in which cardiac diseases play a part. As part of this activity ICMR entrusted IIHMR with the task of understanding a study on cardiovascular diseases and related life
A community survey in five states for understating the community dynamics for success of community based projects
Agency: Micro Insurance Academy, New Delhi
Project Team:Santosh Kumar, Arindam Das, N.D. Sharma, S.P. Chattopadhyay, Nilesh Wavare, Khatirbur Rahaman, Rohit Jain, Manoj Soni
The aim of the survey was to understand the underlying processes of 'community dynamics' that drives 'success' in each case, and gather how those features can be incorporated while providing community micro- insurance. A household survey was conducted in six districts, namely Churu (Rajasthan), Pithoragarh (Uttrakhand), Jhobua (Madhya Pradesh), Wardha (Maharashtra), Ganjam (Orrisa) and Sundergarh (Orissa). Case studies were also conducted on collective action in different domains. The key domains included as water management, agriculture, education, livelihood, health etc
PEHLI PEHCHAN: Mobilizing deprived section of society for universal birth registration in Rajasthan
Agency:PLAN International/ Plan India, New Delhi
Project Team:Nutan Jain, Suchitra Godara, Rajpal Singh Yadav
The initiatives for mobilizing Civil Society for Universalizing Birth Registration in Rajasthan from January 2006 have resulted in increased awareness of the importance of birth registration. As per the Mid-term Evaluation report (2008) one of the challenges mentioned is that registration services in rural areas need to be strengthened. To reach the most vulnerable children in rural areas the focus must be on the registration of domiciliary births, on low performing districts, blocks and villages. The focus must be given to children from socially excluded communities like Nuts, Bhils, and Banjara s who live on the margins of the society. The potential birth registration of a child should influence or should be influenced by different events that occur from the child's birth until the age of five. Early childhood services may provide an access point for registration, and the likelihood that the child is registered might be related to institutional delivery, vaccination, supplementary nutrition, and early childhood education.
After successful implementation of the birth registration initiatives in eight districts of Rajasthan, the Plan India has decided to continue working on the project activities in eight districts (Bhilwara, Bikaner, Churu, Jhunjhunu, Jodhpur, Karauli, Nagaur, and Pali) of Rajasthan focusing on the most deprived section of the society. The objectives are as follows: a) to analyze birth registration situation among the communities of deprived section of society; b) to create awareness of birth registration among the communities of deprived sections of society; c) to facilitate birth registration of all the children born during the project/ reference period among the communities of deprived section of society; and d) to facilitate birth registration of all the children aged below 10 years of the communities of deprived section s of society.
Assessment of health and education programme interventions supported by Lakshmi and Usha Mittal Foundation in Rajgarh block of Churu
Agency:Lakshmi and Usha Mittal Foundation
Project Team:Neetu Purohit, Nilesh wavre, Preeti Bajaj
The study was carried out to assess the interventions in the field of health and education by Lakshmi and Usha Mittal Foundation (LUMF). The specific objectives of are as follows: 1) to assess the level of awareness of the community with regard to the activities carried out in the field of health and education; 2) To assess the interventions carried out in the project area to improve the health status; 3) to evaluate the interventions carried out the education field to improve the educational level; 4) to review the aptness and utility of the scholarships and other assistance being provided to needy students; 5) to compare the project driven services with the government run services; and 6) to make recommendation for improving the services. The study findings indicated an impressive status of the health and education indicators on which LUMF was working.
Data quality assessment of MIS implemented at the network of PLHIVs
Agency:Population Foundation of India
Project TeamNeetu Purohit, Sunita Nigam, Vidhya Bhushan Tripathi, Nilesh Wavare
The Global Fund and Population Foundation of India (PFI) have signed a grant agreement to implement the project 'Promoting Access to Care and Treatment (PACT)' programme in eight highly vulnerable states: Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, West Bengal and Orissa. This program offers care and support services to People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLHIV). PFI, being the principal recipient, disburses the allocated fund to sub-recipients i.e. INP+, HLFPPT and CBCI to implement the programme in their respective geographical areas. With a view to monitoring the programme, PFI had developed an MIS for the networks functioning in the selected states and districts. MIS audit was conceived to use it as a mechanism for assessing the quality of programme data and assist sub-recipients to improve quality of their reporting. Specifically, MIS audit was carried out to meet the following objectives: 1) to check the reliability of the data recorded in the reports with regard to their accuracy and consistency; and 2) to check the validity of the clients by verifying the authenticity of the enrolled PLHAs.
State project implementation plan for ICDS IV, Rajasthan
Agency: UNICEF, Rajasthan
Project Team:Neetu Purohit, Preety Sharma, Manish Kumar
The major objectives of the assignment were to critically review and analyze the performance of ICDS III and to identify and prioritize the programme implementation to be addressed in ICDS IV for Government of Rajasthan. The State Project Implementation Plan for ICDS IV was prepared using logical framework approach in consultation with UNICEF and Department of Women and Child Development. ICDS IV aims at accelerating action in a 'Mission Mode' to improve the nutritional and health status of children 0-6 yrs and women, by providing a package of six services comprising of supplementary nutrition, early childhood education (pre-school education), nutrition and health education, immunization, health check-up, and referral services to the children below six years and pregnant women and lactating mothers
District level household survey -3 (DLHS-3): Rajasthan, Punjab and Chandigarh under RCH Programme
Agency:Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India/IIPS, Mumbai
Project Team (Punjab and Chandigarh):J.P. Singh, N.D.Sharma, Khatibur Rahman Arif, Vidya Bhushan Tripathi, Richa Pandey, Aparna Vaidya, Rohit Jain, Mukesh Gehalot
The district level household survey under reproductive and child health programme was designed to provide information on population, reproductive and child health, immunization, family planning, reproductive tract infection/ sexually transmitted infections, human immuno deficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome and women's health status. The survey involved interviewing a randomly selected group of ever-married women who were between 15 and 49 years of age and unmarried women who were between 15 and 24 years of age. IIPS was the nodal agency to design and co-ordinated this large-scale demographic and health survey. IIHMR was identified as the regional agency for Rajasthan and Punjab & Chandigarh for conducting the survey, which included mapping and house-listing of selected areas, administering the questionnaires and gathering information from government health facilities and households. The field work and data collection has been completed. Data analysis and preparation of fact sheet is under progress for Punjab and Chandigarh. The fact sheet has been submitted to IIPS for final approval.
Assessing the role of NGO partners in UNICEF assisted project - Gramshakti and behaviour change communication in Tonk district
Agency:UNICEF, Rajasthan
Project Team:Neetu Purohit, Vidhya Bhushan Tripati, Nilesh Wavare
To improve the quality of life of women and children of Tonk district in Rajasthan, UNICEF, in partnership with the government, the NGOs and the like-minded institutions, is on its way to carry forward the reform processes cross cutting all sectors and initiating an action oriented programming through proactive participation of the rural communities. The Gramshakti project has ended and Behaviour Change Communication project is being implemented by almost the same NGOs which implemented Gramshakti project from 2005 onwards. The study was conducted with the following objectives: 1) to undertake desk review with respect to the studies conducted on the subject and in the field area in the past; 2) to assess the status of the key indicators among the target community; 3) to explore the extent to which behaviour change could occur among the beneficiaries; 4) to assess the effectiveness of the NGOs with respect to the desired performance; and 5) to make recommendations on the future course of action in supporting BCC partnerships.
Measuring patient satisfaction at public health facilities in Madhya Pradesh: a research study under quality assurance project
Agency:Directorate of Health Services, Government of Madhya Pradesh
Project Team:P.R. Sodani, Rajeev Kamal Kumar, Jayati Srivastava, Manoj Soni
The objective of the study was to measure patient satisfaction at public health facilities in the State for improving the quality of health care services. In all, eight districts were selected, one from each division of Madhya Pradesh. From each district, a sample of public health institutions was selected to measure the patient satisfaction. In total, 1121 patients were interviewed including 561 outdoor patients, 280 indoor patients and 280 patients utilized investigative facilities. In-depth interviews of hospital administrators and service providers were also conducted. A detailed report has been submitted to the Government of Madhya Pradesh to use the study findings in improving the quality of service at public health facilities.
The study showed that quality of health services in public hospitals was poor and the level of patient's satisfaction was also low mainly because of poor public health infrastructure, lack of skilled human resources, weak communication among staff as well as with patients. The patients were also not much satisfied with the in-door and investigation/diagnostic services provided at the public health institutions. The major recommendations of the study to improve patients' satisfaction at public health facilities were as follows:
- Improving the infrastructure including building and other basic amenities
- Improving skilled manpower in the public health facilities
- Proper equipment and furniture in the health facilities in adequate number
- Improving the quality of OPD, IPD and investigating services
- Capacity building of MOIC/hospital superintendents
- BCC training to the medical and para-medical staff
- Reducing the work load from technical and nursing staff
- Internal quality measurement mechanism for taking care of the hospital performance and patient satisfaction at regular intervals.
Technical Support Unit for Rajasthan State AIDS Control Society (RSACS)
Project TeamAlok Mathur, N.K. Godhara, Pritam Pal, Suresh Tehliani, Sunita Nigam, Hemant Mishra, Anil Bahuguna, Ashuthosh Sharma, Rohit Jain, Mukesh Gehalot
For effective implementation of National AIDS Control Programme in the State of Rajasthan, UNFPA and NACO have entrusted IHMR with the task of providing technical support to the Rajasthan AIDS Control Society. For this purpose, a well-equipped Technical Support Unit has been established at IHMR. It is providing support to Rajasthan State AIDS Control Society. The key areas for technical support include targeted interventions, capacity building, promoting public-private partnership, and strategic management.
Under strategic management, the TSU has developed the Annual Action Plan for 2008-09 for the State. Now the plans for high priority districts will be prepared with the district authorities. A strategic paper for involving two private hospitals in priority district for starting ICTC services is underway.
The technical support unit is preparing modules and training manual for different personnel working in and with RSACS for HIV prevention, care and support. A training calendar for the year 2008-09 for RSACS has been developed by TSU. One of the important tasks of TSU is to monitor the quality of the training.
Independent assessment of NGOs working in the RNTCP
AgencyCentral TB Division, MoHFW, Government of India
Project Team:L P Singh, Nutan Jain, Preeti Bajaj and Aparna Vaidya
The objectives of the study were: a) to assess the overall capacity and contribution of NGO to overall performance of RNTCP to establish relevance of the NGOs involvement to the mandate of TB control program at the district level; b) to study the scheme components under the program, its planning, implementation, monitoring, evaluation and efficacy; c) to review organizational structures of NGOs involved for RNTCP; d) to assess staffing (both technical and managerial) pattern in the NGO in line with prescribed procedure and norms; and also to assess requirements for efficient and effective project implementation; e) to assess competency and performance of the staff involved under RNTCP against the given roles and responsibilities at the NGO level; f) to review the management information system (recording and reporting mechanisms) as per RNTCP guidelines; g) to assess the utilization of program funds and fund management at the NGO; h) to evaluate coordination mechanism with the district program cell; and i) to recommend suitable changes in the program strategy, if necessary. Four states, namely Andhra Pradesh, Jharkhand, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh were covered under the study. The consultations were conducted with the Central TB Division, State TB Office and District TB Offices and a group of selected NGOs working with the Central TB Division.
All the NGOs visited during the assessment were working in relatively poor areas and stated that their mission was to serve the poorest strata of the society. It was observed that the documentation of the planning was almost non- existent. The DTOs are technical persons by training and they give higher weightage to the clinical component. The monitoring was perhaps the strongest part of the RNTCP and it worked really well. The strong point of the community awareness was in the form of informal contacts with the community and home visits. This was claimed to be a successful model and was reportedly working well. The fund flow and its utilization also varied from state to state. In some states there was considerable delay in the release of funds to the NGOs whereas in others it was promptly released. There was good coordination between the NGOs and DTC.
Review and revision of medical manual of Madhya Pradesh
Agency:Directorate of Health Services, Government of Madhya Pradesh
Project Team:P.R. Sodani, G. S. Sachdeva, Laxman Sharma
The existing medical manual of the state had been reviewed and a report was submitted to the state government. After reviewing the existing medical manual of the state, in- depth consultations were carried out with the policy makers and state level officials on various issues pertaining to the existing medical manual and scope for improvement. In addition, the manuals of other states were also reviewed. The draft of the revised medical manual was presented and submitted to the Government of Madhya Pradesh for final approval.
Sharpening strategies: a situation analysis of targeted intervention for home based sex workers in Pali district, Rajasthan
Agency:Rajasthan State AIDS Control Society, Government of Rajasthan
Project Team: Alok Mathur, Hemant Mishra, Sunita Nigam, Ashutosh Sharma
For systematizing and sharpening the strategies of the existing Target Interventions of the Rajasthan state a situational analysis of home based sex workers in Pali District was carried out by TSU, IIHMR for effective HIV prevention planning. The report has been shared with Rajasthan State AIDS Control Society. This will help RSACS to develop and implement appropriate and context specific strategies for risk reduction, vulnerability reduction and in the district. The report also suggested how the NGO currently working with targeted population should roll out after developing a community based organization.
Baseline survey of PAHEL, Bihar
Agency:CEDPA India, New Delhi
Project Team:L P Singh, Nutan Jain, Manish Kumar, Preeti Bajaj, Manoj Soni
CEDPA India intended to pilot a community based women's leadership program in the two blocks, namely Punpun and Masaurhi of Patna, Bihar, with the financial support from the David and Lucile Packard Foundation. The agency intended to initiate a two-year project on sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services with two major objectives: a) to build the capacity of women Panchayat representatives at the district, block, panchayat and village levels to change them as agents in advocating, supervising and monitoring community health initiatives, especially those focusing on SRH services for young women and young couples, thereby responding to the demand for quality youth-friendly SRH services; and b) to strengthen the SRH services delivered by health providers at the government run health facilities by enhancing their capacity and making them youth friendly.
IIHMR was entrusted with the task of carrying out a baseline survey for the project. The focus was on the existing basic knowledge on SRH services among various stakeholders. The respondents included 500 youth men and women, 100 women Panchayat representatives, and about 50 heath service providers at sub-centres, additional PHC and block-PHC levels. Along with knowledge assessment of stakeholders and their present involvement on SRH issues, the Institute also conducted facility assessment of all the government-run medical facilities in both the blocks and the training need assessment of health workers and doctors working in those facilities.
Reviewing and Redesigning of Village and Sub-Health Center Level Records
Agency: Directorate of Health Services, Government of Madhya Pradesh
Project Team:Suresh Joshi, Santosh Kumar, Hemant Mishra, Parthasarthi Datta
To strengthen maintenance of sub-center level health records and registers in Madhya Pradesh, IIHMR worked closely with the Department of Public Health and Family Welfare, Government of Madhya Pradesh. Guna district of Madhya Pradesh was selected for piloting the project. The overall objective of the pilot study was to review all records and reports generated under various programmes at different levels in consultation with different stakeholders to design the requisite records and report formats, which ensured ease of data capture and its use by the concerned functionaries.
Based on the findings of the record review, IIHMR designeda "Daily Service Diary" with supportive reporting format and a "Village Register". A three-tier training programme was designed and implemented for the district officers, supervisors and health workers. Sufficient numbers of logistics were provided to the health workers for four months through the Block Medical Officer. To build the capacity of the health workers regarding new tools, monitoring and supervisions were made for three consecutive months.
Aakash Ganga : Roof top rain water harvesting
Agency:World Bank's Development Marketplace and RANA
Project Team:Goutam Sadhu
The objectives of the Aakash Ganga project are to develop rainwater harvesting structure in an economically viable, self-sustainable manner with a community ownership and to develop a system to use the overflows of rooftop rainwater harvesting structure which would meet the drinking water need as well as generate income for O&M. The institute has been identified as a nodal agency for implementing through various NGOs partners.
The scheme has been implemented in 3 villages of Churu and Jhunjhunu districts. 118 households' tanks and 4 village tanks have been constructed in which community and local donors contribute around 30-50% of the construction cost.
The major outcome of the project are as follows: a) It offers a reliable alternative in absence of ground water and surface water. Typical water storage capacity 10 liters/ person/day or 300,000 ' 400,000 Ft3 per village; b) It modernizes the quotidian ingenuity and centuries-old traditions to ensure cultural and social sustainability; c) It builds public-private-community partnership in which community the contribute 30-40% in construction cost. Local governments contribute 100,000 Ft2 land for revenue generation; d) It weans people away from the 'free water' entitlement mindset; e) It ensures flow of capital, management and technology through a two-tier social enterprise structure; f) It frees up girls and women from the daily chore of fetching water to pursue education and to be productive members of society.
The extension of the project to 70 villages is under active consideration by Government of Rajasthan.
Mapping of health facilities in Madhya Pradesh
Agency:Directorate of Health Services, Government of Madhya Pradesh
Project Team:P.R. Sodani, Rajeev Kamal Kumar, Laxman Sharma, G. S. Sachdev, D. S. Surybanshi, Abha Richhariya, Uma Shankar Shukla, Aparna Vaidya, Rohit Jain and Manoj Soni
The major objective of the study was to conduct mapping of public and private health facilities in all the 48 districts of Madhya Pradesh. This was perhaps the first of its kind in the state which provides a comprehensive picture of public and private health facilities in the districts and contains vital information on location, operational timings, type and ownership pattern, availability of services, physical infrastructure, wards and beds, diagnostic services, major equipment, human resources, level of utilization of basic services and structure of fees and charges. The present database would be very useful for effective micro planning and better implementation of national health programmes. It would also help in assessing availability of services, duplication or overlapping between the public and private facilities, identifying the underserved areas to quantify the level of additional investment required and relocating of existing facilities for achieving better efficiency. The information would also facilitate public-private partnerships (PPP) in implementing various health programmes for better health outcomes. The district level reports of all the districts have been submitted to the Government of Madhya Pradesh.
Baseline survey for Sure Start project in Uttar Pradesh
Agency:PATH India, New Delhi
Project Team: R.S. Goyal, N.K. Sharma, S.P. Chattopadhyay, N.D. Sharma, Surbhi Saxena, Rajeev Kamal Kumar, Swati Roy, Janisar Akhtar, Manoj Soni
In order to improve the maternal and newborn health (MNH) in rural Uttar Pradesh, PATH India had undertaken the study namely Sure Start. The objective of the study was to carry out the baseline evaluation of MNH to develop an understanding of the ground situation as well as to evolve benchmark to assess outcome of interventions. Both quantitative as well as qualitative data were collected under the project. A total of 14000 eligible women in the reproductive age groups were interviewed from 700 villages in seven districts of eastern part of Uttar Pradesh. The information sought from them were on socio-economic characteristics, pre-natal, natal, and post-natal care practices, awareness and participation in socio-economic development activities in the villages. The qualitative data were collected from the different stakeholders, such as community health providers, community leaders, NGOs functionaries etc.
The project was successfully completed in the year 2008-2009. The final report of all the seven districts, namely Balrampur, Basti, Gorakhpur, Hardoi, Rae Bareli, Jaunpur, and Kanpur Dehat and the combined report for the state of Uttar Pradesh were prepared and submitted to the PATH India, New Delhi.
End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) is a life threatening condition which is closely associated with diabetes and heart disease. Due to high and rising prevalence of these diseases in India, incidences of renal failure are on rise. It is estimated that in India more than 100,000 persons suffer from ESRD each year. There is a general lack of awareness of the disease, its treatment options, inadequate access to care and, above all, affordability in the society. Direct costs of HD and PD are easily available, but currently there are no studies in India that have analyzed the direct and indirect costs of the two therapies over the lifetime of individuals. The unit costs of each method, as well as the personal costs are important pieces of information, not only for patients, but also for policymakers, both in and outside the government who can make a difference to the current treatment-seeking scenario of ESRD
Preparation of district action plans under NRHM for Rajasthan
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Project Team:P.R. Sodani, Laxman Sharma, N. D. Sharma, Hemant Mishra, Santosh Kumar Sharma, Jayati Srivastava, Manoj Soni
IIHMR provided technical assistance in developing District Action Plans under NRHM to Government of Rajasthan. The District Action Plans had been prepared in consultation with the district health mission and district health society for a period of five years from 2007-08 to 2011-12. The process involved stakeholders consultations at block level, and village consultations, facility survey for need identification was carried out and priorities were decided in consultation with the district health society. The District Action Plans were reviewed and approved by the respective district health mission and district health society. The revised and modified plans have been submitted to respective district health mission and district health society and are in the process of getting final approval. The Institute prepared prototypes and then prepared plans for Bundi, Kota, Tonk, Sawai Madhopur and Karauli districts.
Assessment of sex ratio of 0-6 years children in Alwar, Jaisalmer, Jhunjhunu, Pali and Ganganagar districts of Rajasthan
Agency:Government of Rajasthan, SIHFW
Project Team:N.K. Sharma, M.K. Rehman, Abha Richariya, Vidhya Bhushan, Rohit Jain and Manoj Soni
The objectives of the present study were : 1) to assess the sex ratio of 0-6 years age group and compare it with the reported figures in Census 2001; birth registration figures; and data available with the Department of Health and Family Welfare; 2) to explore the reasons for declining/ increasing sex ratio among 0-6 years age group; 3) to enlist organizations registered for a genetic counseling center/ genetic laboratory/genetic clinic/ ultrasound clinic/ imaging center; 4) to assess knowledge of PCPNDT Act; attitude towards use of pre-natal diagnostic techniques for detection and determination of sex; practices prevailing in the community, service providers and other appropriate authorities; 5) to find out the reasons of preference of male child; and 6) to assess impact of adverse sex ratio on socio - cultural conditions of the community. The selection of districts was done purposively on the basis of the difference in increase and decrease in sex ratio during the previous decade.
The study covered various stakeholders like community, medical officers, health workers, district and state level officials to explore the reasons for the decline/increase in sex ratio among 0-6 years children, their knowledge of PCPNDT Act, views on the sex ratio imbalance in the society, responsibility of the misuse of technique, suggestions to removing the individual and social barriers which deny the right of birth to a girl, etc.


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Facebook Live's popularity has been one of the most definitive phenomena in the past year. It has further blurred and hybridised the boundaries between real life and virtual life through social media. While some might embrace it as a part of their daily lives, others may use it to solve public relations crises. While some laugh over online jokes, others might abuse the medium to exert cyberbullying. It seems that the world will never be the same again now that we have this paradoxical tool of empowerment/disempowerment. In face of the many unexpected news stories, fears permeate our lives in new forms and contexts and they escalate exponentially, as we are surrounded by the omnipresent social media.
From Brexit to Trump, the world seems to be hurtling towards the tipping point of a new order of the unforeseeable, populist, and extreme kind. Hong Kong has also gone through a series of chaotic and damaging events, from the violent disturbances in Mong Kok during the 2016 Chinese New Year Holiday, the Legislative Council oath-taking row, to interpretation of the Basic Law. Although some pundits may claim that universities are the hotbeds of rebellion, we still believe that they offer an indispensable platform for civilised exchanges of ideas, debate, and knowledge.
While fear is live now, let's all learn how to deal with our worries, anxiety, and fears, transforming them into positive energy. To begin with, we have to understand them. While anxiety emanates from our internal world, fear is about external danger. And there are different levels of fear: apprehension, dread, panic, and terror[1]. They are ubiquitous. They co-exist and affect us all.
So, what does the amygdala have to do with this? What are the ways out? How can we find fearlessness, counter-phobia, and courage?
We are all experiencing these challenges. And, with the new catalysts from the changes in the contemporary world, we have to unlearn and re-learn. Some relevant programmes have been curated to probe into the thematic issues from different perspectives and various spectrums. Prof. Gabriel Leung, Edward Lam, HOCC and Budming, Dr. Lau Po Hei, Dr. Allan Au and Kengo will be amongst those invited to share their views and experiences.
In addition to this theme, our flagship programme F:A:C:E: (Fascinating Arts and Cultural Experiences) will highlight the Oscar-nominee Indian musician, Ms. Bombay JR; Tribute to Yasi – our third joint-effort to commemorate our beloved poet, teacher, and friend – and many other creative choices, such as the Hong Kong Arts Festival Poetry Salon by poet Liu Wai-tong, and documentary screening of Oscar-winning filmmaker Ruby Yang.
Another GE signature series is our Rooftop Farm and its related sustainability activities, including urban farming training, Earth Day, our community farming day, and monthly harvest lunch.
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Remember to check out our app, website, and Facebook page; mark your calendar for our Early Bird Lunch Party (18/1) and Enrolment (19/1), and the interdisciplinary programmes that have taken your interest. Although 'fear is live now', fear not, as there are many ways to view it and to deal with it. Have a cheerful and fruitful semester!
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I found this : http://www.jotform.com/answers/2696-WHat-is-send-post-data-
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Ok, but what with screenshots? Will they be transfered?
Is there any way to distinguish, which user sent me feedback? Some ID would be useful.
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Unfortunately, no. The post data does not forward the actual image. Only the file name. But you can also integrate your wishbox form with your Google Drive or Dropbox account. After getting your wishbox form code, make sure you have saved the code somewhere such as your website first before editing the form itself, then you can start your Dropbox integration.
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Thanks, that may be useful, but returning to secend part of my question, is there any way to distinguish, which user sent me feedback? Some ID would be useful.
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And... I forgot to answer your 2nd paragraph...
Is there any way to distinguish, which user sent me feedback? Some ID would be useful.
Yes, when using the Post Data submission feature, the submission ID, Form ID, IP address, and the rest of the text data shall be available to you, including the image file name that was uploaded. So you can probably build the link for the file upload actually.
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Hope this helps.
Thanks a lot, I think that now I can get everything work.
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You're very much welcome. Just another suggestion, try to make a test post on your wishbox, and then on the submissions page, try to find the source link of the image so you can find out the URL where it's coming from. It's because on my end where I'm located, I'm using www.jotform.me, but on yours you might be pointed to a different domain name.
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A DUBLIN youth, who charged at a garda while armed with a golf club and a hammer, has been spared a custodial sentence on condition he completes the Leaving Certificate.
Det Garda Jason Weir told Judge John O'Connor at the Dublin Children's Court that on October 25th last year a report was received when "a number of youths entered Cashel Road in Crumlin with golf clubs and hammers".
He observed the then 17-year-old boy "run towards me with a golf club in one hand and a hammer in the other". The youth was arrested and pleaded guilty yesterday to brandishing the weapons.
The defence asked the court to note the offence occurred almost a year ago, the youth had no prior convictions and was still in education with hopes of completing the Leaving Certificate.
A separate charge of heroin dealing after he was allegedly caught in engaged in a transaction worth €50 in July this year is being contested and a December hearing date was set.
Judge O'Connor was furnished with a probation report which recommended continued supervision of the youth, now aged 18, for the weapons charges.
He imposed a six-month probation bond but made it conditional on the teenager not re-offending in next six months and also completing the Leaving Certificate.
The youth was also warned he has to continue going to meetings with his probation officer. Breaching the order can result in the case being brought back to court for a tougher sanction, including a custodial sentence, to be considered.


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Erin Energy Corporation has obtained an eighteen-month extension of the Initial Exploration Period of its offshore Kenya blocks, L27 and L28. The IEP on blocks L27 and L28 has been extended to February 2017.
'We are delighted to receive this eighteen-month extension,' said Segun Omidele, Senior Vice President, Exploration and Production. 'This additional time to evaluate these blocks will allow us to acquire 3D seismic data and to look for suitable partners on the blocks.'
The extension of the IEP of the Production Sharing Contracts for blocks L27 and L28 is effective as of August 9, 2015. The required work remaining includes the acquisition, processing, and interpretation of 3D seismic data on both blocks. Erin Energy is the operator and has a 100% interest in both offshore blocks.
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European competitiveness report 2000 Enterprise policy European competitiveness report European Commission European Commission European competitiveness report - 2000 Luxembourg: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities 2000 — 119 pp. — 21.0 χ 29.7 cm ISBN 92-829-0523-3 Price (excluding VAT) in Luxembourg: EUR 9 European competitiveness report Working document of the services of the European Commission This report has been prepared by the Directorate General Enterprise of the European Commission with the assistance of a scientific committee composed of Steve Davies, Ian Miles and Reinhilde Veugelers. Parts of the report draw on background papers prepared for the European Commission by IFO (Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung), NEI (Nederlands Economisch Instituut) and WIFO (Österreichisches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung). The report does not express the Commission's official views. Neither the Commission nor the consultants accept liability for the consequences of actions taken on the basis of the information contained herein. European Commission A great deal of additional information on the European Union is available on the Internet. It can be accessed through the Europa server (http://europa.eu.int) Cataloguing data can be found at the end of this publication. Luxembourg: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, 2000 ISBN 92-829-0523-3 © European Communities, 2000 Reproduction is authorized provided the source is acknowledged Printed in Belgium Contents Executive summary 5 Introduction 19 Part 1 Developments in European competitiveness 21 Chapter 1 Macroeconomic performance 23 1. Wealth and growth performance 23 2. Factors behind the new trends in living standards 25 3. Factors behind changes in productivity patterns 28 Annex 1: Information and communication technologies in the EU during the 1990s 35 Annex 2: Recent policy developments


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Apple Estimates May Still Be Too High For Q4 And Beyond: Baird
Robert W. Baird's William Power reiterated a Buy rating on Apple (AAPL) Wednesday, but writes that he's concerned that consensus estimates are too high for the fourth quarter.
Power has a $115 price target on Apple, and writes that while its third-quarter earnings—scheduled for next week—are probably going to be in-line with expectations, the Street is expecting too much from the fiscal fourth quarter and fiscal 2017, while currency continues to work against Apple.
Power writes that while sentiment has clearly worsened, there could still more downside than upside to his estimates, and that leaves him cautious near-term, although he's still a long-term bull.
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FQ4 guide a concern. We forecast FQ4 revenue and EPS of $43.4 billion and $1.47 vs. consensus at $46.3 billion and $1.64. Though a concern, we would note that exact timing of the new device and supply are key unknowns.
Past a signal? Consensus is forecasting almost 10% sequential revenue growth from FQ3 to FQ4, vs. our 3% estimate, and a low single-digit average in four of the past five years. Additionally, this year, Apple faces currency pressure, a lengthening smartphone upgrade cycle and iPhone 7 questions.
Smartphone upgrade cycle lengthening. Per our June 27 U.S. carrier preview, we expect record-low upgrade rates.
Currency pressure likely. With roughly two-thirds of Apple's revenue generated outside of the U.S., the company could face increased currency headwinds.
F2017 growth question. We currently forecast iPhone shipments to decline 2.3% YOY in F2017, vs. consensus forecasts for YOY growth, resulting in a wide revenue and EPS variance.
Apple shares are up 0.3% to $100.16 in recent trading. Needham thinks that Pokémon Go could add $3 billion to Apple sales in the next couple of years.
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The core of the high cost health insurance is the existence of individual policies. Whenever a health insurance company is given the opportunity to insure single individuals there is no incentive at all to keep the prices down, historically the fact is they raise prices fast and even cancel policies whenever they are can.
Rather there needs to be some method to include everyone is some large group policy. Where the company will not raise an individual's costs without raising everyone's costs and there is a huge disincentive to do that. Yes in fact those group policies do end up going up, but at a greatly reduced rate when compared to individual policies.
The ACA has attempted to create some "safe" individual policies for those either without insurance because they cannot afford it or those who refuse to get insurance. That is not a fix for the situation. So instead of fixing the insurance market place the ACA merely contorts and distorts it into something that will not work.
Obviously the single payer system would give us the greatest possible group policy, there are some obstinate people out there who insist on having some custom made policy but that choice is something with a big price tag and if they can afford such a thing let them get it but then they cannot legitimately complain about its costs either.


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Ever since he suggested to Elliott Whitehead he move to Canberra, the former NRL bad boy likes to remind the Englishman of the advice.
"He keeps telling me 'I told you so'," said Whitehead ahead of Saturday's semi-final against Penrith.
Carney, who was dumped by the Raiders in 2008 following a series off-field incidents, played with the athletic backrower with the Catalans Dragons in the English Super League.
He told Whitehead that the Raiders and coach Ricky Stuart would perfectly suit him, as did the Raiders' star hooker and fellow Englishman Josh Hodgson.
"I speak to Todd quite often," Whitehead said.
"It's pretty hard with different timezones and that but when I get a chance we'll Whatsapp each other and stuff."
Whitehead has been immense in his debut season for the Green Machine.
He's played the most minutes of any player in the NRL – a total of 2019, missing just two minutes over 25 games.
The workload has taken some toll on his body, but not enough to stop the 102kg from inflicting damage.
"I feel good and I've really enjoyed my first season here," he said.
That joy, though, disappeared for a short while last Saturday night.
Whitehead drew a penalty for a swinging arm across the face of Cronulla fullback Ben Barba late in the qualifying final at GIO Stadium.
James Maloney slotted the resulting penalty goal for a 16-14 lead and eventual win; forcing the Raiders to play Penrith this Saturday in a sudden death semi-final.
"I felt sick," Whitehead admitted.
"I was very disappointed when I heard the whistle because I knew all the boys had done all the hard work. To give that away just five minutes from time it was pretty disappointing.
"At least we've got another chance this week and hopefully we get the result this week."
Whitehead received plenty supportive messages from teammates post-match, which helped him get over the guilt.
"It was nice of them to text me and reassure me, but I still felt a bit bad," he said.
"I'll just have to keep my head up and help the team this week.
"I wouldn't say I've got a point to prove – I've worked hard every week for the boys and feel like I've been doing my job pretty well the last couple of weeks.
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- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 pinch crushed red pepper flakes
- 1 large onion
- 4 -5 cloves garlic, chopped
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into strips
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- 2 teaspoons ground cumin, separated
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text: IBM MAINFRAME: How to copy first n generations into a single file? Portal | Manuals | References | Downloads | Info | Programs | JCLs | Master the Mainframes How to copy first n generations into a single file? IBMMAINFRAMES.com Support Forums -> JCL & VSAM IBM ManualsQuick References View previous topic :: :: View next topic Author Message GaganGargActive UserJoined: 31 Mar 2010Posts: 134Location: India Posted: Mon May 17, 2010 3:05 pm Post subject: How to copy first n generations into a single file? Hi, If a GDG has n generations (where n > 20). How to copy first 20 versions into a single file? Actually my requirement is, Job A runs twice a day and is capable of processing 20 files at a time. If input GDG has 30 generations, first run of Job A should process first 20 generations and delete the processed files. second run of Job A should process second set of 10 generations. For example: In the below case, Job A when it runs for the first time, it should copy G0001V00 - G0020V00 to a single file. Second run should copy G0021V00 - G0040V00 . AAA.BBB.CCC.G0001V00 AAA.BBB.CCC.G0002V00 . . . AAA.BBB.CCC.G00020V00 . . AAA.BBB.CCC.G0030V00 Can anybody please tell me how to do this as number of generations are changing dynamically and total number of generations present at some time are not known in advance? Back to top superkModerator Team HeadJoined: 26 Apr 2004Posts: 4650Location: Raleigh, NC, USA Posted: Mon May 17, 2010 3:48 pm Post subject: Reply to: How to copy first n generations into a single file Let's see if I got this. You want to: - Use LISTCAT to determine ALL of the existing generations. - Sort that list by dataset name, in ascending order, limiting the output to the first 20 (or less) generations. - Build the list of required DD statements for the subsequent job, all with DISP=(OLD,DELETE). - Submit that job. Back to top expatGlobal ModeratorJoined: 14 Mar 2007Posts: 8593Location: Back in jolly old England Posted: Mon May 17, 2010 3:53 pm Post subject: OK, let's take a stroll down "crazy requirements lane". Why not just process the whole GDG base in one hit. Why the requirement for 20 gens. Back to top GaganGargActive UserJoined: 31 Mar 2010Posts: 134Location: India Posted: Mon May 17, 2010 4:04 pm Post subject: Hi, Quote: Why not just process the whole GDG base in one hit. Why the requirement for 20 gens? This is our project requirement. during the first run of the job in a day, we have to process first 20 gens, if existing. @ Superk, Yeah exactly i want the same thing what you have mentioned. Thanks Back to top dbzTHEdinosauerGlobal ModeratorJoined: 20 Oct 2006Posts: 6968Location: porcelain throne Posted: Mon May 17, 2010 4:37 pm Post subject: same reason that the sysout from step 1 has to come from step 1. standards, rule, regulations. come on now! everybody get in step, just to get in step!! It must be comforting for creators of inflexible standards to know that no one will ever question anything. Back to top expatGlobal ModeratorJoined: 14 Mar 2007Posts: 8593Location: Back in jolly old England Posted: Mon May 17, 2010 4:51 pm Post subject: Hey Dick, Maybe we should say it's a project requirement to receive 20 euros per post that we make. Anyway, going back to Kevins' solution, using IGGCSIRX returns the generations in order,so removes the need to sort them. In fact, it can all be done within the same REXX exec, the generation part and the copy part. Back to top GaganGargActive UserJoined: 31 Mar 2010Posts: 134Location: India Posted: Mon May 17, 2010 5:13 pm Post subject: If the requirement seems to be crazy, sorry for this. But it was the requirement so i raised my query. Superk got exactly what i wanted. I wanted to do it in a JCL so i wanted to know how to create the DD statements dynamically for input GDG generations without using the REXX. Back to top dick scherrerSite DirectorJoined: 23 Nov 2006Posts: 19270Location: Inside the Matrix Posted: Mon May 17, 2010 8:27 pm Post subject: Hello, Quote: If the requirement seems to be crazy The "requirement" is not really a requirement. . . It is a rather poor excuse of a way to meet some requirement (as yet not posted). Requirements come in 2 flavors - user requirements and technical requirements. This is neither - it is just what someone decided needs to be done. If you proceed in this direction be ready to "fight fires" of missing or duplicated data periodically. What should happen when a "middle" generation is deleted between runs? What should happen when there are more than 40 generations ctaloged? And on and on. . . Back to top GaganGargActive UserJoined: 31 Mar 2010Posts: 134Location: India Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 9:50 am Post subject: Hi Dick, Actually the job is required to process only 20 versions. This job is used for some billing purposes. we want to execute the job for 20 gens only. suppose a GDG is having 50 gens at some time then first run of this job shud pick 20 generations and delete these 20 generations, next run should also pick 20 generations and so on. suppose GDG is having 35 generations attached to it then first run should pick 20 generations and 2nd run should pick 15 generations. GDG generations won't have duplicates and as no other job will be processing these generations so no middel gen will get deleted, we want to delete only those gens whatever are processed. Thanks Back to top dbzTHEdinosauerGlobal ModeratorJoined: 20 Oct 2006Posts: 6968Location: porcelain throne Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 2:23 pm Post subject: GaganGang, The question still remains: Why is the job required to only process 20 gens? why can't it process 21, or 121? What is so magical about 20? Back to top dick scherrerSite DirectorJoined: 23 Nov 2006Posts: 19270Location: Inside the Matrix Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 7:29 pm Post subject: Hello, Once upon a time i had a system that received this kind of info from 322 distribution and point-of-sale warehouses every day (sometimes more than one a day). Each input was cataloged as a +1 generation. Twice a day the entire gdg was read, copied, and processed and the cataloged entries deleted. Why do you believe you need this "magic break" at 20? Back to top GaganGargActive UserJoined: 31 Mar 2010Posts: 134Location: India Posted: Wed May 19, 2010 9:23 am Post subject: First run of the job(that will process the GDG gens) will be kicked when there will be 20 gens of the GDG. so there was the need to process the 20 gens only. And, now there is a change in the requirements. now, we have to process the 20 gens only everytime( not less than 20). so job processing the GDG gens will be kicked as long as the 20th gen is created. We have created a jcl to process these 20 gens. please find below the jcl: Code: //**************************************** //* ****** LIST ALL THE VERSIONS ********* //**************************************** //STEP01 EXEC PGM=IDCAMS //SYSPRINT DD DSN=XXXXXX.GDG.LIST, // DISP=(MOD,CATLG,DELETE),UNIT=SYSDA, // SPACE=(CYL,(10,10),RLSE) //SYSIN DD * LISTC LVL(XXXXXX.GDG.TEST) ALL /* //******************************************* //* ***** EXTRACT THE FIRST 20 VERSIONS ****** //******************************************* //STEP02 EXEC PGM=SORT //SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=* //SORTIN DD DSN=XXXXXX.GDG.LIST, // DISP=SHR //SORTOUT DD DSN=XXXXXX.GDG.REPRO, // DISP=(NEW,CATLG,DELETE),UNIT=SYSDA, // SPACE=(CYL,(10,10),RLSE), // LRECL=80,RECFM=FB //SYSIN DD * SORT FIELDS=COPY,STOPAFT=20 INCLUDE COND=(6,7,CH,EQ,C'NONVSAM') OUTFIL OUTREC=(1:C' REPRO IDS(',14:21,25,40:C') OFILE(SYSUT2)', 80:C' '),CONVERT /* //************************************************************** //* *** COPY THE DATA FROM FIRST 20 VERSIONS TO A SINGLE FILE *** //************************************************************** //STEP03 EXEC PGM=IDCAMS //SYSUT2 DD DSN=XXXXXX.GDG.MERGE,DISP=(MOD,CATLG), // RECFM=FB,LRECL=80, // UNIT=SYSDA,SPACE=(CYL,(10,10),RLSE) //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=* //SYSIN DD DSN=XXXXXX.GDG.REPRO,DISP=SHR Thanks Back to top GaganGargActive UserJoined: 31 Mar 2010Posts: 134Location: India Posted: Wed May 19, 2010 11:25 am Post subject: Before the requirement change, we had developed the jcl as given below: Code: //*********************************************************** //* DELETE PREVIOUS DATASET * //*********************************************************** //IEFBR14A EXEC PGM=IEFBR14 //DEL001 DD DSN=OPERA12.TEST.FILE123, // DISP=(MOD,DELETE,DELETE), // SPACE=(TRK,0) //SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=* //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=* //SYSUDUMP DD SYSOUT=Z //*********************************************************** //* LIST THE MEMBERS OF GDG * //*********************************************************** //IKJEFT01 EXEC PGM=IKJEFT01 //SYSTSPRT DD DSN=&&LIST1, // DISP=(NEW,PASS,DELETE), // SPACE=(TRK,(5,5),RLSE), // DCB=(RECFM=FB,LRECL=133) //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=* //SYSIN DD DUMMY //SYSTSIN DD * LISTC ENT('GDG BASE NAME') /* //********************************************************************** //* SORT1 - STEP WHICH WILL GET THE GDG GEN NAMES * //********************************************************************** //SORT1 EXEC PGM=SORT //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=* //SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=* //SORTIN DD DSN=&&LIST1, // DISP=SHR //SORTOUT DD DSN=OPERA12.TEST12.PDS123(TEST), // DISP=SHR //SYSIN DD * INCLUDE COND=(4,7,SS,EQ,C'NONVSAM') SORT FIELDS=COPY OUTREC BUILD=(1:17,44,73:SEQNUM,8,ZD) /* //********************************************************************** //* SORT2 - STEP WHICH WILL CREATE THE SYSUT1 DYNAMICALLY IN MEMBER * //* TEST1 * //********************************************************************** //SORT2 EXEC PGM=SORT //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=* //SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=* //SORTIN DD DSN=OPERA12.TEST12.PDS123(TEST), // DISP=SHR //SORTOUT DD DSN=OPERA12.TEST12.PDS123(TEST1), // DISP=SHR //SYSIN DD * INREC IFTHEN=(WHEN=(73,8,ZD,EQ,+1), BUILD=(1:C' //SYSUT1 DD DSN=',1,44,C',DISP=(OLD,DELETE)',80:X)), IFTHEN=(WHEN=(NONE), BUILD=(1:C' // DD DSN=',1,44,C',DISP=(OLD,DELETE)',80:X)) SORT FIELDS=COPY OUTFIL FNAMES=SORTOUT,ENDREC=20, BUILD=(1:1,17,18:18,62,SQZ=(SHIFT=LEFT),80:X) /* //********************************************************************** //* SORT3 - STEP WHICH CREATES THE JCL TO MERGE THE GDG GENS * //********************************************************************** //SORT3 EXEC PGM=SORT //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=* //SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=* //SORTIN DD * //OPERA12J JOB (TST,1),'TEST', // CLASS=T, // MSGCLASS=X, // MSGLEVEL=(1,1), // NOTIFY=&SYSUID //* //IEBGEN01 EXEC PGM=IEBGENER // DD DSN=OPERA12.TEST12.PDS123(TEST1), // DISP=SHR // DD * //SYSUT2 DD DSN=OPERA12.TEST.FILE123, // DISP=(NEW,CATLG,DELETE), // DCB=*.SYSUT1, // SPACE=(CYL,(4,4),RLSE), // AVGREC=U,VOL=(,,,59) //SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=* //SYSIN DD DUMMY //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=* //SYSUDUMP DD SYSOUT=* //SORTOUT DD DSN=OPERA12.TEST12.PDS123(TEST2), // DISP=SHR //SYSIN DD * SORT FIELDS=COPY OUTREC BUILD=(1:2,71,9X) /* //********************************************************************** //* SUBJCL - THIS JCL IS USED FOR SUBMITTING A JCL * //********************************************************************** //SUBJCL EXEC PGM=IKJEFT01 //SYSTSPRT DD SYSOUT=* //SYSTSIN DD * SUB 'OPERA12.TEST12.PDS123(TEST2)' //* //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=* //SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=* //SYSUDUMP DD SYSOUT=* //********************************************************************** //* END OF THE JCL //********************************************************************** Here, we had used ENDREC, so even if the number of gens were less than 20 (before the requirement change, we may had to process less than 20 gens) , it could run the job successfully. 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