Humanitarian Priority #3: ADDRESSING EPIDEMICS (ESP. CHOLERA) Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster/ End-2014 Sector partner target Assess the coverage of epidemic North East, North-West, Number of children who All Sectors 350,000 response campaigns North-Central, South-west, actually received South-South, South-East preventive intervention Conduct capacity analysis to respond to North East, North-West, Number of supported Health Sector 100 epidemics North-Central, South-West, assessments South-South, South-East Reinforce early warning systems for North-East, North-West, Number of cases Epidemiology 100 existing potential epidemics or diseases North Central, South-west, detected department Ministry in health facilities and at community South-South, South-East of Health level Reinforce existing sentinel sites for North-East, North-West, Number of cases Epidemiology 2 monitoring potential epidemic diseases North Central, South-west, detected department Ministry South-South, South-East of Health Monitor and evaluate the response to North-East, North-West, Number of response Epidemiology 6 epidemics North Central, South-west, objectives that have been department Ministry South-South, South-East achieved of Health STRATEGIC 2: Support vulnerable populations to better cope with shocks by responding earlier to warning signals, by reducing post-crisis recovery and by building capacity of national actors. Joint Humanitarian Priority #1: CONFLICT IN THE NORTHEAST Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster/ Sector partner target To capacities for better management Northeast Response capacities Health, Protection, YES of current responses strengthened. UNFPA Encourage preparedness through transfer Northeast Preparedness knowledge Health, Protection, YES of knowledge and know-how to local is transferred. UNFPA actors including on the MISP Support designated health facility for Northeast immunization and TB WHO, UNICEF YES continuing medical screening and support is given to health treatment including: polio supplementary facilities. immunization and routine immunization support for TB DOT services
Humanitarian Priority #3: ADDRESSING EPIDEMICS (ESP. CHOLERA) Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster/ Sector partner End-2014 target Assess the coverage of epidemic response campaigns North East, North-West, North-Central, South-west, South-South, South-East Number of children who actually received preventive intervention All Sectors 350,000 Conduct capacity analysis to respond to epidemics North East, North-West, North-Central, South-West, South-South, South-East Number of supported assessments Health Sector 100 Reinforce early warning systems for existing potential epidemics or diseases in health facilities and at community level North-East, North-West, North Central, South-west, South-South, South-East Number of cases detected Epidemiology department Ministry of Health 100 Reinforce existing sentinel sites for monitoring potential epidemic diseases North-East, North-West, North Central, South-west, South-South, South-East Number of cases detected Epidemiology department Ministry of Health 2 Monitor and evaluate the response to epidemics North-East, North-West, North Central, South-west, South-South, South-East Number of response objectives that have been achieved Epidemiology department Ministry of Health 6 STRATEGIC 2: Support vulnerable populations to better cope with shocks by responding earlier to warning signals, by reducing post-crisis recovery and by building capacity of national actors. Joint Humanitarian Priority #1: CONFLICT IN THE NORTHEAST Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster/ Sector partner target To capacities for better management of current responses Northeast Response capacities strengthened. Health, Protection, UNFPA YES Encourage preparedness through transfer of knowledge and know-how to local actors including on the MISP Northeast Preparedness knowledge is transferred. Health, Protection, UNFPA YES Support designated health facility for continuing medical screening and treatment including: polio supplementary immunization and routine immunization support for TB DOT services Northeast immunization and TB support is given to health facilities. WHO, UNICEF YES
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