People of the informal sector, join health mutuals freely and voluntarily to reduce your healthcare expenses★Heads of household, joining a health mutual is simple★Public authorities, support the actions of mutualist movements to improve the living conditions of the community★
To achieve these objectives, AMAMUS has adopted the following points as activities for its actions. This plan is made up of fourteen (14) points:
1Training of social workers on prudential indicators and ratios for monitoring the operation and viability of social mutuals and their umbrella structures
2Workshops to adapt Malian texts to the WAEMU regulatory frameworks
3Training of regional and local health workers in the field of mutuality in the regions and in the Bamako District
4Dissemination of the regulatory framework on social mutuality within the WAEMU area in the regions and the Bamako District
5Strengthening the skills of AMAMUS staff in the accounting of social mutuals, the monitoring and control of social mutuals, and the mutuality outreach process
6Training and upgrading of agents of the decentralized Social Development services (DRDSES, SLDSES) on data collection tools and the monitoring and control of mutuals
7Participation in CROCEP sessions in the regions and other meetings and forums
8Training of social workers in the regions on the process of setting up cercle mutuals
9Capacity building for members of the governing bodies of interprofessional cercle mutuals
10Organization of consultations between municipalities and mutuals in the cercles
11Broadcasting of TV/radio communication messages on social mutuality on national and private TV and radio stations
12Monitoring and control of health mutuals in all regions
13Support to the DRDSES and SLDSES and the Bamako District in close monitoring of co-financed mutuals
14Support for holding the meetings needed for the operation of regional and local monitoring committees in the regions and the Bamako District