[ Skip Navigation ]  Synergies Among Components  Interventions
within any of the three program components—Supply, Enabling
Environment, and Demand—do not operate in isolation, as
represented in the visual model below by the bridging arrows
connecting these three areas. Investments in one component will
have an impact on the other components, and activities that are
well-coordinated and mutually reinforcing will yield optimal
impact. The SEED Programming Model™ highlights three areas of
synergy between the program components—quality client-provider
interaction, systems strengthening, and the transformation of
social norms.  The SEED Model  Quality Client-Provider
Interaction bridges Supply and Demand. A quality client-provider
interaction is at the heart of quality services and is realized
when a knowledgeable, empowered client interacts with a skilled,
motivated service provider at an equipped and well-managed
service site or during mobile/outreach activities. Investments
in both the Supply and the Demand com