HEALTH Health sector tested Cholera response plan Adequate measures cholera response developed at national level but in place to prevent plans in place in yet to be rolled out to the detect and control counties most districts/counties. cholera and other vulnerable to Training for district public health waterborne diseases. cholera/AWD officers will be rolled out to the Counties most at risk 22 priority districts after the have cholera response Training of Trainers (ToT). officers trained and in No cholera outbreak has been place. reported this year. Cholera infection Supplied communication control initiatives in equipment to 65 district health designated health teams for early warning and facilities. reporting. Members respond All major disease outbreaks within agreed time were contained (dengue, frames (assessment cholera, measles, malaria etc.). within 48 hours and Cold-chain system for response in 72 hours emergency and routine after notification) to all immunization rehabilitated in 95 reported cholera locations in the ASAL regions. outbreaks in their Five utility transports made county with available to five deprived interventions in districts in the ASAL regions. support of MoPHS. Contingency plans for the El Niño and disease outbreaks developed by the Health Sector. 65 district health teams in the ASAL regions oriented on early warning / early action. Essential drugs prepositioned for surge capacity. AGRICULTURE & LIVESTOCK Two early warning and Medium and high rainfall food Early warning food security security assessment (Oct 2011) mechanisms, food information Short rains assessment (Feb security information assessments 2012). systems and conducted and Mid-season food security vulnerability analysis reported. assessment (June 2012). inform preparedness Long rains assessment (August and response at both 2012). national and county Medium and high rainfall food levels in order to security assessment (Nov 2012). reduce negative effects on vulnerable groups in pastoral, agro-pastoral and marginal agricultural disaster-prone areas. Vulnerable men and Four livestock disease 15 participatory disease women in selected surveillances searches on Rift Valley fever drought-affected conducted and reports and peste des petits ruminants parts of ASALs on disease outbreak. diseases carried out. protect and rebuild Five million animals 2,605 disease surveillance
HEALTH Adequate measures in place to prevent detect and control cholera and other waterborne diseases. Health sector tested cholera response plans in place in counties most vulnerable to cholera/AWD Counties most at risk have cholera response officers trained and in place. Cholera infection control initiatives in designated health facilities. Members respond within agreed time frames (assessment within 48 hours and response in 72 hours after notification) to all reported cholera outbreaks in their county with interventions in support of MoPHS. Cholera response plan developed at national level but yet to be rolled out to the districts/counties. Training for district public health officers will be rolled out to the 22 priority districts after the Training of Trainers (ToT). No cholera outbreak has been reported this year. Supplied communication equipment to 65 district health teams for early warning and reporting. All major disease outbreaks were contained (dengue, cholera, measles, malaria etc.). Cold-chain system for emergency and routine immunization rehabilitated in 95 locations in the ASAL regions. Five utility transports made available to five deprived districts in the ASAL regions. Contingency plans for the El Niño and disease outbreaks developed by the Health Sector. 65 district health teams in the ASAL regions oriented on early warning / early action. Essential drugs prepositioned for surge capacity. AGRICULTURE & LIVESTOCK Early warning mechanisms, food security information systems and vulnerability analysis inform preparedness and response at both national and county levels in order to reduce negative effects on vulnerable groups in pastoral, agro-pastoral and marginal agricultural disaster-prone areas. Two early warning and food security information assessments conducted and reported. Medium and high rainfall food security assessment (Oct 2011) Short rains assessment (Feb 2012). Mid-season food security assessment (June 2012). Long rains assessment (August 2012). Medium and high rainfall food security assessment (Nov 2012). Vulnerable men and women in selected drought-affected parts of ASALs protect and rebuild Four livestock disease surveillances conducted and reports on disease outbreak. Five million animals 15 participatory disease searches on Rift Valley fever and peste des petits ruminants diseases carried out. 2,605 disease surveillance
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