and the assistant project coordinator (Syrian nationality) of the Southern Syria Project. The questionnaires will be piloted in the field with a convenience sample of households during the training to ensure they are understood (see Annex I). The main indicators to be derived are listed in table 2. Indicator Sub Source (MSF Rationale objective surveys) Household variables (Age, gender, living 1 23,25 Risk factors for condition. Number of people and size household. indicators Literacy level of head of household. Type of dwelling. Occupation. Household income) Shelter size (% of population with <3.5m² per 1 23,24,25,26 Risk factors for person) indicators Prevalence of self-reported morbidities 2 24,25 Advocacy (incidence or % of the total population over the purposes past 4 weeks) Non-communicable disease (prevalence per type 2 23,24,25,26 Response of NCD, and if care provided) capacity and operational Main reasons for requiring care (over the past 4 2 2 Response weeks) capacity and operational Prevalence of vaccination coverage in children 3 23,24,25,26, Response (MMR, Polio, DTP) 27 capacity and operational Health utilization rate (% of the total population 4 23,25,26 Response who received medical services within 30 days of capacity and interview) operational Health care seeking behaviour/access to 4 25,26 Response health care (% of population that did not seek capacity and health care when needed, what type of health care) operational Global acute malnutrition rate (Prevalence of 5 24,25 Response children 6-59 months with Mid-Upper Arm capacity and Circumference [MUAC] less than 125mm) operational War related injuries (% of population affected by 6 25,26 Advocacy war injuries, what type) purposes Surgery (% of people that received surgery and 6 - Response how many are war related) capacity and
and the assistant project coordinator (Syrian nationality) of the Southern Syria Project. The questionnaires will be piloted in the field with a convenience sample of households during the training to ensure they are understood (see Annex I). The main indicators to be derived are listed in table 2. Indicator Sub objective Source (MSF surveys) Rationale Household variables (Age, gender, living condition. Number of people and size household. Literacy level of head of household. Type of dwelling. Occupation. Household income) 1 23,25 Risk factors for indicators Shelter size (% of population with <3.5m² per person) 1 23,24,25,26 Risk factors for indicators Prevalence of self-reported morbidities (incidence or % of the total population over the past 4 weeks) 2 24,25 Advocacy purposes Non-communicable disease (prevalence per type of NCD, and if care provided) 2 23,24,25,26 Response capacity and operational Main reasons for requiring care (over the past 4 weeks) 2 2 Response capacity and operational Prevalence of vaccination coverage in children (MMR, Polio, DTP) 3 23,24,25,26, 27 Response capacity and operational Health utilization rate (% of the total population who received medical services within 30 days of interview) 4 23,25,26 Response capacity and operational Health care seeking behaviour/access to health care (% of population that did not seek health care when needed, what type of health care) 4 25,26 Response capacity and operational Global acute malnutrition rate (Prevalence of children 6-59 months with Mid-Upper Arm Circumference [MUAC] less than 125mm) 5 24,25 Response capacity and operational War related injuries (% of population affected by war injuries, what type) 6 25,26 Advocacy purposes Surgery (% of people that received surgery and how many are war related) 6 - Response capacity and
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