Update from the RH Sub-cluster 11 th May, 2015 MoHP.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Maryam from Tehran, Iran is MSc student of Epidemiology at Tehran University of Medical Science. She is interested in disaster filed then developed some.

Advertisements

Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH) in Emergencies / RAISE Initiative Goal: Build on current sexual reproductive health programs by integrating emergency.

Detail actions necessary to implement the interim housing mission in the post-disaster environment Identify command and control structures at all levels.

Nutrition Cluster meeting 25 th April 2014 Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) for Nutrition South Sudan.

1 |1 | Making Pregnancy Safer UN Human Rights Council Session 14 4 th June 2010 Department of Making Pregnancy Safer Dr. Maurice Bucagu Sachiyo Yoshida.

Masvingo Floods Update Hein Zeelie, Reports Officer Harare, 03 March

©2012 International Medical Corps Emergency SRH interventions in drought affected and food-insecure areas, Ethiopia From Relief to Self-Reliance IAWG annual.

CLUSTER SPECIFIC CASELOAD 5 TARGET GROUPS 1 IDPS IN CAMPS – 20% OF FAMILIES= FAMILIES 2 IDPS OFF CAMPS- 80% OF FAMILIES =

Humanitarian Crisis in Iraq 2006 and Beyond. Current crisis from 2006  Origin :Sectarian conflicts, exacerbated by Ethnic conflicts (Arab / Kurds / Turkmen)

UN Roundtable on Older Persons in the 2004 Tsunami February 13-14, 2006 Recommendations.

Reproductive Health Vouchers Improving Women’s Access to Emergency RH Services in the Violence Affected Areas in Syria IAWG Global Meeting February.

Reproductive health humanitarian response in Jordan : Achievements and challenges “Evaluation of the Implementation of MISP” Dr Shible Sahbani Dr Faeza.

15th Annual Meeting of the IAWG on RH in crisis

From choice, a world of possibilities Sexual and Reproductive Health Programme in Crisis and Post Crisis Situations.

WASH Standards. Emergency WASH Services/Standards Safe and Adequate Water: Sanitation Hygiene Pormotion Drainage Waste Management.

ICTC Team Training 1 ICTC: Roles, Referrals and Linkages.

Early Childhood Development HIV/AIDS in Malawi

21 st May 2015 RMNCAH Working Group Chair: Apisai Tokon.

FUNCTION 6 – CONTINGENCY PLAN, PREPAREDNESS AND CAPACITY BUILDING

Health Cluster Response Plan CAP 2013 SANA”A, YEMEN October 20 th, 2012.

MNCWH & Nutrition Strategic Plan MCH Indaba July 2012.

Community Preparedness & Disaster Planning. Why Disasters occur ?

Nutrition Cluster Meeting, 27 June 2014 UNICEF Integrated Rapid Response Mechanism (IRRM) Updates, Achievements and Ways Forward.

ANNUAL REPORT 2010 HIGHLIGHTS. It’s a record! The international donor community rallied behind the goals of UNFPA, contributing a record $850 million.

H umanitarian R esponse in S indh Update as of: 9 March 2011.

Addressing the SRH needs of married adolescent girls: Lessons from a case study in India K. G. Santhya Shireen J. Jejeebhoy Population Council, New Delhi.

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT AND NEEDS ANALYSIS

UN Cluster Approach in the Aftermath of Pakistan Earthquake 2005

PIN Protection Programming. Protection gaps in camps - DTM data 82% of sites have no women participating in the Site Management Committee. 77% sites have.

Consultation on Reproductive Health Technologies for Crisis Settings Consultation on Reproductive Health Technologies for Crisis Settings May 2008.

Addressing Disabilities for IDPS Improving Accessibility of Humanitarian Aids for PwDs in IPD Camps Goma, Kivu North, DRC Handicap International Project.

Syrian Refugees in Lebanon – 25 June 2013 Ninette Kelley UNHCR Representative.

May 2008 IAWG Reproductive Health Kits. Components of the MISP Identify a coordinator Prevent and manage the consequences of sexual violence Reduce HIV.

2nd IAWG on RH in Crises MENA Regional Conference –Cairo March 19-21, 2012 HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION IN RESPONSE TO THE LIBYAN CRISIS EGYPT SALLOUM Dr.

Humanitarian Priorities for 2008 Improve monitoring and response to needs and protection concerns of the people affected by conflict, internal disturbances.

Conclusions and Recommendations. MISP MISP materials – ‘culturally modified’ - disseminate IEC materials Disaster Risk Reduction is important to donors.

Reproductive Health in Emergencies 2 nd International Medical Conference An-Najah National University Faculty of Medicine Ali Nashat Shaar, MD. MSc.

Population Data and Disaster Preparedness UNFPA. Population and Development: Data in Humanitarian settings UNFPA is committed to providing reliable population.

Assessment of Promoters and Barriers to Effective Health Services for Women and under 5 Children in Communities.

WASH Cluster Response Plan Summary Cluster lead agency United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund Number of projects Estimated 18 from.

Inter-agency Global Evaluation of RH Services for Refugees and IDPs Component 4 Part A: Evaluation of the Use of the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP)

1 Emergency Nutrition Response in Nepal 13 th – 15 th October, 2015 GNC Annual Meeting, Nairobi, Kenya 14 Priority Earthquake affected districts.

Africa Regional Meeting on Interventions for Impact in EmOC Feb 2011, Addis Ababa Maternal and Newborn Health in the African Region Africa Regional.

UNFPA Support in Special Circumstances Joint UNHCR/UNFPA Workshop Collaboration on Demographic Data Collection in Emergencies/IDP Situations 7 February.

Inter-agency Global Evaluation of RH Services for Refugees and IDPs Component 4 Part B: Assessment of the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) of Reproductive.

Tanzania National Family Planning Costed Implementation Program (NFPCIP)

Working together for the nutritional health of vulnerable populations Nutrition Sub-Cluster of the Health and Nutrition Cluster Кластерная группа по питанию.

Saving Mothers and Newborns in Emergency Settings Victor Guma Maternal and Child Health Integrated Program/Jhpiego, South Sudan South Sudan Integrated.

Kalyani Raj Member In Charge All India Women’s Conference.

IYCF in Emergencies Allison Oman World Food Programme Regional Bureau Nairobi 2 nd February 2016.

From Harm to Home | theIRC.org Presenter: Esther M.Nyambu 25 4h to 28 th February 2015 IRC’s Experience Transitioning from the MISP to Comprehensive RH.

1 The UN Perspective UNAIDS Trinidad & Tobago Tenth PANCAP Annual General Meeting, November 2, 2010 The AIDS Response in the Post-Earthquake Reconstruction.

Strengthening Integration between RMNCH and HIV services Nuhu Yaqub WHO Tanzania.

WASH Cluster Update 7/12/11 WASH CLUSTER PAKISTAN.

HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE MONITORING SYSTEM. Humanitarian Response Monitoring System Components  Transport and Logistics cluster  Emergency Food and Nutrition.

Building Community Resilience through integration of Disaster Risk Reduction in Reproductive Health Interventions 10-Minutes Lesson sharing session Hira.

Floods in Pakistan: humanitarian health needs & response.

From choice, a world of possibilities Emergency response in flood affected Bangladesh and Myanmar: Implications for climate resilient SRH model From choice,

November 7th 2009, the combined effect of Hurricane IDA and low-pressure system off the Pacific Coast led to heavy rainfall (355mm in few hours) Severe.

Zambia’s Country Experiences

Recommendations for Improving Reproductive Health in Punjab

Development of the detailed Nutrition Response Plan

Hi Everyone, Welcome to the Webinar! Developing HNOs/HRPs

Improving Reproductive Health in Punjab

MNCWH & Nutrition Strategic Plan

International Coordination Meeting Emergency Operations Center

Emergency Preparedness for Response

Zambia’s Country Experiences

Lucas Molfino, MSF Mozambique

Presentation transcript:

Update from the RH Sub-cluster 11 th May, 2015 MoHP

Estimates of affected population (14 districts) Affected PopulationHMIS (1 year) 2071/72 Total population5,623,800 WRA1,584,100 MWRA1,200,800 Adolescents girls637,000 Estimated number of pregnant women Estimated number of delivery10, 000 (1month) Women with complications & C-section need (MISP calculator)8, 400 (3 months) Women likely to experience sexual violence (MISP calculator)2,800 (3 months)

Situation update C-section service is available in all DHs except Ramechap (in Nuwakot, Rasuwa & Sindhupalchowk through FMTs. In the 305 severely damaged HFs it is expected that all SRH and MNCH service delivery has been disrupted (although FMTs and local teams are providing these services in a few VDCs). Out of 360 HFs with established BEONC/BC in 14 districts, 112 are severely damaged and 144 are partially damaged.

Immediate RH Response RH sub-cluster formed to facilitate coordination & implementation of RH & MNCH services. RH situation assessment conducted using a format developed by the RH sub-cluster, including HF’s status, and functionality. A system has been established for co-ordination through the RH sub-cluster. Partners mapping & identification of focal partner completed. Currently there are 13 developmental & 6 humanitarian partners working on RH & MNH.

Immediate RH Response Equipment, medicines & supplies has been sent to selected districts to initiate MNH, RH & Child health services: RH kits adequate for providing SRH services (FP, EmONC, sexual violence, STI, and miscarriage) for up to 90,000 over 3 months have been dispatched [need is for 1.5 million]. 45 tents have been sent 10 most affected districts [need is for much more]. Clean delivery kits (+ miso + CHX) have been reported to have reached 1100 pregnant women in Sindhupalchowk, Gorkha, Rasuwa, Dhading and Lalitpur (Thulodurlung VDC) [Need: 20,000]

Immediate RH Response Mobile RH & integrated camps are being conducted. UNFPA through FPAN have reached 2215 affected women and girls with RH services in Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur and Kavre. Simplified guidelines and protocols have been developed (based on the national standards) & distributed to service providing agencies and other sub/clusters. Advocacy on inclusion of SRH & MNCH services in all immediate lifesaving response ongoing.

Challenges & Gaps Availability of accurate information on HFs & HWs from seriously affected sites. Addressing health workers’ & FCHVs’ emerging need- shelter, food, psychosocial stress, etc. Availability of logistics and their transportation, particularly to remote places. Availability of resources : given that existing resources are depleted & emergency funds are limited. Shelter needs in preparation for the approaching monsoon rains and bad weather.

Interim Response & Plan (within the next 3 months) Establish RH sub-cluster in the 2 humanitarian hubs within 2 weeks. Distribute appropriate RH kits targeting different vulnerable groups (WRA including pregnant women, newborn babies and adolescents). Re-establishment of RH & MNCH services in selected sites using existing infrastructures or temporary structure.

Interim Response & Plan (within the next 3 months) Establish transition homes (for pregnant, recently delivered women & her baby, injured under 5 children): 2 per district in the 14 most affected districts. Strengthen inter-sectoral coordination for SGBV prevention and management, as well as to ensure WASH & Sanitation facilities and nutrition.

Interim Response & Plan (within the next 3 months) Prevent & manage risk of sexual violence through distribution of post-rape kits, establishing referral mechanism to appropriate services- psychosocial, legal and shelter, linking them with OSCMC where feasible. Develop and implement a package for health workers including psychosocial counseling & special allowance for facilitating rehabilitation of health workers.

RH response between 3 -6 months Rehabilitation of health facilities (including infrastructures, equipment, supplies and drugs): prioritization of HFs to be done based on population settlement, levels & functions of HFs. Strengthen health service delivery (including HR & their rehabilitation and capacity building)