Pan American Health Organization 2002. Partnership USAID-EHP/PAHO-IMCI PAHO/Peru MOH/Peru local NGO/Peru PAHO/Nicaragua MOH/Nicaragua local NGO/Nicaragua.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
ADD PROJECT AND COUNTRY ADD NAME. What is ICS? UK government funded development programme UK & Host Country young volunteers Focused on three things:
Advertisements

IMCI Unit AFRO Going to scale: Experience with Community IMCI Meeting of RBM and IMCI Task Forces 24 th –26 th September 2002 Harare, Zimbabwe Presentation.
Solutions Towards Everyday Problems Debbie Mclean Senior Practitioner Family Support Workers Team Pali Obhi YISP Coordinator.
Emergency Capacity Building Project Water & Sanitation (WATSAN)
Impact of Large-Scale Infant Feeding Promotion on Child Survival and Health in Madagascar.
Using the PAHO Guide for Documenting Health Promotion Initiatives
PEPFAR—Progress on Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) for People Living with HIV/AIDS Charles B. Holmes, M.D., MPH Chief Medical Officer, Office of.
Churches and Health Care in DR Congo by Leon Kintaudi ECC-DOM Medical Director.
Why? -Children have the right to water, sanitation and health. This right needs to be fulfilled in schools where children spend much of their day. -WASH.
Office of Global Health and HIV (OGHH) Office of Overseas Programming & Training Support (OPATS) Integrating WASH and Nutrition Water, Sanitation, and.
“ Will you help us have a healthy future?”. Community Based Primary Health Care Water, Sanitation & Diarrhea Paul Freeman Chairman CBPHC-WG APHA.
Saving Lives Through Hygiene Merri Weinger Hygiene Improvement Program Manager, USAID.
More proven interventions are available to prevent and treat diarrhea than any other major child killer Jones G Bryce J. et al. Lancet UNICEF. Diarrhoea:
Integrating Sanitation and Handwashing into PEPFAR Programming.
Situational analysis on hand washing practices among primary school children in Kisumu, Wajir and Kajiado counties Simon Kimani Kenya Medical Training.
Interventions to address deaths from childhood Pneumonia and Diarrhoea equitably : what works and at what cost? Zulfiqar A Bhutta, Jai K Das, Neff Walker,
THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS AND THE IMPORTANCE OF WATER Stanley L. Laskowski University Of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Global Water Initiative.
Chapter Seven The Environment and Health. The Importance of Environmental Health Important contributors to global burden of disease: Unsafe water, hygiene,
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Links to Health. Objective To understand the size of the global water supply shortage To identify specific reasons that.
WASH Standards. Emergency WASH Services/Standards Safe and Adequate Water: Sanitation Hygiene Pormotion Drainage Waste Management.
PHAST Participatory Hygiene and Sanitation Transformation.
Water Services Trust Fund Social Animators Training Workshop Water Services Trust Fund Social Animators Training Workshop  What is public health?  Public.
WATER FILTERS GLOBAL AID NETWORK® (GAIN®). WHO IS GAIN? As the relief and development ministry of Cru Global Aid Network® (GAiN®) expresses the love of.
Household & Community IMCI Household & Community IMCI The Child Survival Collaborations and Resource Group A Global Framework built with Local Know-How.
Barriers to WASH Access Among PLHIV AIDS July 2012 Washington, DC Water, Sanitation and Hygiene and HIV.
ENFORCE PREVENTIVE MEDICINE MEASURES FOR PROTECTIONAGAINST DISEASE AND NONBATTLE INJURIES.
Reducing Diarrheal Diseases through Hygiene Improvement.
1 Food Security and Nutrition Network Regional Knowledge Sharing Meeting Washington, DC November 15, 2012 WASH and Health and Nutrition Chris Seremet,
2015 EAST AFRICA Evidence Summit July 8-9, 2015 | Nairobi, kenya
1 Mental Health as a Public Health Issue Daniel Reimer, MPH, Principal Investigator Sherwin Daryani, MPH, Project Director.
Engineers Without Borders EWB-USA Founded in 2002 by Dr. Bernard Amadei (CU Prof.) EWB-USA has over 300 chapters around the nation Over 350 projects in.
Organización Panamericana de la Salud Family and Community Health Area Child and Adolescent Health Unit.
This presentation was made possible by the American people through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) under Cooperative Agreement No.
Plan USA © Plan International Seeking partnerships in water and environmental sanitation (WES) to benefit children, their families and communities.
PAHO Pan American Health Organization Pan American Sanitary Bureau Regional Office for the Americas for the World Health Organization.
Hygiene Promotion in emergencies
Future Vision. Water & Sanitation Area of Focus Water and Six Areas Peace and Conflict Prevention/Resolution Disease Prevention and Treatment Water and.
Promising Futures, Community by Community UNC-CH Water and Health Conference CLTS and CHCs – Complementary or Contradictory.
ROLE OF HAND HYGIENE IN PREVENTING TRANSMISSION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES David Jay Weber, M.D., M.P.H. Medical Director, Hospital Epidemiology Professor.
Hygiene Improvement Project (HIP) Add picture. Why Hygiene? Diarrhea accounts for 20% of childhood deaths globally Improved hygiene practices each can.
COMMUNITY BASED EDUCATION & SERVICE(COBES) By: Andrew Mwanika.
Briefing on the project and findings of OPR June 9, 2003 Environmental Sanitation, Hygiene and Water Supply in Rural Areas.
1 Christian Children’s Fund Christian Children’s Fund is a dynamic global force for children, working in more than 34 countries, assisting over 4.6 million.
Hygiene & Sanitation Strategies in Uganda How to Achieve Sustainable Behaviour Change? 31 st WEDC Conference 31 st October 2005, Kampala, Uganda Anthony.
Jim Ricca, ORC Macro and Saul Morris, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine BACKGROUND USAID’s Child Survival and Health Grants Program (CSHGP)
Community Approaches to Child Health. Why Community Approaches? To reach unreached families To mobilize additional resources and partners (including communities.
Improving Hygiene at Scale. Overview Definition Principles Process Results Timeframe Characteristics Phases.
How do Water and Sanitation Look from a Child Health Perspective? John Borrazzo U.S. Agency for International Development World Water Forum V Istanbul,
Global Hand Washing Day Report Report By:Omung’ala Olubuyi Activity Date:17 th October 2015 Implementing ICP:KE367 PAG Musembe CDC Project Location:PAG.
VOLUNTARY ACTION FOR DEVELOPMENT Presenter: Ms. Mary Namwebe March 2009 EXPERIENCES IN SCALING UP WASH IN SCHOOLS IN UGANDA.
Office of Global Health and HIV (OGHH) Office of Overseas Programming & Training Support (OPATS) WASH in Schools Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Training.
CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES. Background  Founded in 1943 by U.S. Catholic Bishops  CRS mission is to assist poor and disadvantaged overseas  Assistance.
Computer science: Hardware – Software components The mechanical, magnetic, electronic, and electrical components making up a computer system The programs.
EVAN SYLVESTER WALDEN UNIVERSITY MAY 1, 2013 Murky waters; Seeking an Understanding to Water and Sanitation In Lakka, Sierra Leone.
USAID’s Child Survival and Health Grants Program Improves EBF, ORT, and Handwashing Practices Jennifer Yourkavitch, MPH; Jim Ricca, MD, MPH; Karen Fogg,
Sustainable WASH in Schools: Transforming a Community 2016 Presidential Conference on WASH in Schools F. Ronald Denham, Ph.D., Chair Emeritus Water & Sanitation.
Global Handwashing Day October 15 Brown Bag Presentation Insert Organization Logo Here Pencils of Promise - Laos.
SOCIAL MARKETING POINT-OF-USE WATER TREATMENT: Bringing Safe Water to Developing Countries at Scale Sally CowalNovember 2007.
Tool 1A - Summary of Evidence for WASH and Nutrition Programming
Integration of Water, Sanitation, & Hygiene
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and waterborne disease
Use Hand Sanitizer after Hand washing.
National Schools Hygiene Programme
HI Capacity Strengthening Partnership Planning Meeting - July 21st, /12/2018 The CORE Group Attachment 4A - CORE Group.
Water, Sanitation and Children’s Health
World Vision’s WASH Program
Water Sector Trust Fund
MEDICAL THREAT The better we understand it,
About SARAR Steps Aims How Services Participatory Hygiene And Sanitation Transformation SARAR/ PHAST.
Presentation transcript:

Pan American Health Organization 2002

Partnership USAID-EHP/PAHO-IMCI PAHO/Peru MOH/Peru local NGO/Peru PAHO/Nicaragua MOH/Nicaragua local NGO/Nicaragua

Pan American Health Organization 2002 Focus èprevent diarrhea in children under five by changing family behaviors nhands wash nsafe excreta disposal

Pan American Health Organization 2002 Diarrheal Disease and Childrens Health Diarrheal Disease in Child Control Programs EHPs Approach to Hygiene Improvement Field Examples

Pan American Health Organization 2002 FieldsFluidsFingersFliesFecesFood New Host Primary Prevention The F-Diagram Hand Washing Sanitation Source: Wagner and Lanois, 1958 Water Quality Water Quantity

Pan American Health Organization Excreta Disposal Facilities Water Quantity Water Quality Handwashing Effectiveness of Hardware and Hygiene Interventions in Reducing Diarrhea Morbidity Intervention Median reduction (%) Source: Esrey et al. 1991; Hutley et al

Pan American Health Organization 2002 Methodology èidentify the problem with and within the community èidentify and negotiate the solutions with the community èdoor to door visits to assist and encourage the community for the changing èDuration of two years

Pan American Health Organization 2002 Main activities èhealth personnel training èlocal and participatory diagnosis èlocal promoters training èbase line of diarrhea occurrence èdevelop diarrhea prevention materials integrated into IMCI materials

Pan American Health Organization 2002 Outcomes èhealth professionals and promoters from MOH and NGOs able to apply an effective behavioral changing methodology èguide to reapply the methodology èdiarrhea prevention materials integrated into IMCI materials

Pan American Health Organization 2002 Expected Results ènew pattern of behavior incorporated in the values and practices of the community èreduction of the diarrhea cases in children under five

Pan American Health Organization 2002 Percentage of children <5 years of age with diarrhea in the last two weeks Impact Indicators Percentage of population using hygienic sanitation facilities Percentage of child caregivers and food preparers with appropriate handwashing behavior Quantity of water used per capita per day