hepatic failure and death, as compared with men and women. Malnutrition Preliminary results of Standardized Monitoring WASH Partners to train WASH teams including outreach workers on Assessment for Relief and Transition (SMART) Surveys symptoms. currently reveal a Global Acute Malnutrition (GAM) WASH Partners with the Nutrition treatment center ensure access to prevalence of 24.3%, which is above the World Health WASH kits after the discharge of the patients. Organization emergency threshold level of 15%. The surveys also show 7.5% prevalence of Severe Acute WASH Partners target and support the household with “caretaker – Malnutrition (SAM). children under 2 years” to ensure safe excreta management, and hygiene practices for the child. All surveys indicate a dangerously low level of exclusive breastfeeding, with less than 16% of children aged 6-23 WASH will work with the Nutrition Sector to assure hygienic food months achieving a minimum acceptable diet that make handling in the household targeting women. them vulnerable to malnutrition and infectious diseases. Additionally, the presence of aggravating factors could exacerbate the already poor nutrition state of the most vulnerable young boys, girl and adolescent girls. These include the increasing cases of diarrhea, Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI) and anemia. Fecal-oral WASH Partners to train WASH teams including outreach workers on symptoms and transmission pathways. diseases Regular WASH services at agreed standards. WASH Partners strengthen handwashing with soap practices through the promotion, provision of soap and installation of handwashing stations in public places, including restaurant and markets. Quick response to diarrhea outbreaks to control spread: Identification of water source affected, Remedial actions, Information dissemination Malaria is a life-threatening disease caused by parasites Malaria WASH Partners to train WASH teams including outreach workers on that are transmitted to people through the bites of infected symptoms and transmission pathways. female Anopheles mosquitoes. It is preventable and Reduce mosquitos breeding areas with appropriate drainage of WASH curable. facilities. Young children and pregnant women are particularly vulnerable to malaria infection and deaths. Communicable WASH Partners to train WASH teams including outreach workers on symptoms and transmission pathways. diseases (non- WASH Partners strengthen handwashing with soap practices through the promotion, provision of soap and installation of WASH related) handwashing stations in public places.
hepatic failure and death, as compared with men and women. Malnutrition Preliminary results of Standardized Monitoring Assessment for Relief and Transition (SMART) Surveys currently reveal a Global Acute Malnutrition (GAM) prevalence of 24.3%, which is above the World Health Organization emergency threshold level of 15%. The surveys also show 7.5% prevalence of Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM). All surveys indicate a dangerously low level of exclusive breastfeeding, with less than 16% of children aged 6-23 months achieving a minimum acceptable diet that make them vulnerable to malnutrition and infectious diseases. Additionally, the presence of aggravating factors could exacerbate the already poor nutrition state of the most vulnerable young boys, girl and adolescent girls. These include the increasing cases of diarrhea, Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI) and anemia. WASH Partners to train WASH teams including outreach workers on symptoms. WASH Partners with the Nutrition treatment center ensure access to WASH kits after the discharge of the patients. WASH Partners target and support the household with “caretaker – children under 2 years” to ensure safe excreta management, and hygiene practices for the child. WASH will work with the Nutrition Sector to assure hygienic food handling in the household targeting women. Fecal-oral diseases WASH Partners to train WASH teams including outreach workers on symptoms and transmission pathways. Regular WASH services at agreed standards. WASH Partners strengthen handwashing with soap practices through the promotion, provision of soap and installation of handwashing stations in public places, including restaurant and markets. Quick response to diarrhea outbreaks to control spread: Identification of water source affected, Remedial actions, Information dissemination Malaria Malaria is a life-threatening disease caused by parasites that are transmitted to people through the bites of infected female Anopheles mosquitoes. It is preventable and curable. Young children and pregnant women are particularly vulnerable to malaria infection and deaths. WASH Partners to train WASH teams including outreach workers on symptoms and transmission pathways. Reduce mosquitos breeding areas with appropriate drainage of WASH facilities. Communicable diseases (non- WASH related) WASH Partners to train WASH teams including outreach workers on symptoms and transmission pathways. WASH Partners strengthen handwashing with soap practices through the promotion, provision of soap and installation of handwashing stations in public places.
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