6E Suggested logical framework for cholera preparedness and response – Goal: To reduce the spread and limit mortality from cholera through an integrated approach CO-ORDINATION, INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK, INFORMATION MANAGEMENT Objective: To improve leadership and coordination of cholera preparedness and response, ensuring a cholera risk reduction focus and including all related sectors, levels and stakeholders/partners. Expected result: Effective coordination mechanisms are established and provide guidance for all sectors and stakeholders/partners on common approaches and standards for cholera preparedness and response, ensure all gaps and vulnerabilities are covered without duplication. Reference Outcome Suggested indicators Suggested activities (in the toolkit) Terms of reference for the cholera taskforce with Establish a cholera taskforce (or similar overall coordination mechanism) defined coordination arrangements and at national level, integrating all related sectors and stakeholders. structures including technical (sub) working Support coordination functions and regular meetings (to analyse groups and sub-national coordination platforms Multi-sectoral coordination epidemiologic data, conduct risk assessments, preparedness and with clear functions, roles and responsibilities response planning, reporting, information management, definition of framework for cholera # and % of meetings held by the multi-sectoral preparedness and technical standards, resource gap analysis and mobilization, etc.). taskforce per identified time period (daily response (including Identify and define technical (sub) working groups (i.e. surveillance, case Chapter 5 or weekly during an outbreak, quarterly taskforce and technical management, WASH, community mobilization) as necessary for outbreak periods) Annex 5A working groups, coordinating cholera preparedness and response activities. # and % of meetings held by the sub-national national coordination Identify and define coordination structures and at sub-national level, taskforces or weekly during an outbreak, structures) is established and promote their engagement into national activities. quarterly inter-outbreak periods) and functional Set up cross-border coordination mechanisms among Ministries of Health # and % of cross border coordination meetings and/or responsible authorities/stakeholders at local level. held (daily or weekly during an outbreak, Develop a who does what where and when (4W) document and keep it quarterly inter-outbreak periods) updated on a regular basis. Who does what where matrix document
6E – Suggested logical framework for cholera preparedness and response Goal: To reduce the spread and limit mortality from cholera through an integrated approach CO-ORDINATION, INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK, INFORMATION MANAGEMENT Objective: To improve leadership and coordination of cholera preparedness and response, ensuring a cholera risk reduction focus and including all related sectors, levels and stakeholders/partners. Expected result: Effective coordination mechanisms are established and provide guidance for all sectors and stakeholders/partners on common approaches and standards for cholera preparedness and response, ensure all gaps and vulnerabilities are covered without duplication. Outcome Suggested indicators Suggested activities Reference (in the toolkit) Multi-sectoral coordination framework for cholera preparedness and response (including taskforce and technical working groups, coordination structures) is established and functional Terms of reference for the cholera taskforce with defined coordination arrangements and structures including technical (sub) working groups and sub-national coordination platforms with clear functions, roles and responsibilities # and % of meetings held by the multi-sectoral national taskforce per identified time period (daily or weekly during an outbreak, quarterly periods) # and % of meetings held by the sub-national taskforces or weekly during an outbreak, quarterly inter-outbreak periods) # and % of cross border coordination meetings held (daily or weekly during an outbreak, quarterly inter-outbreak periods) Who does what where matrix document Establish a cholera taskforce (or similar overall coordination mechanism) at national level, integrating all related sectors and stakeholders. Support coordination functions and regular meetings (to analyse epidemiologic data, conduct risk assessments, preparedness and response planning, reporting, information management, definition of technical standards, resource gap analysis and mobilization, etc.). Identify and define technical (sub) working groups (i.e. surveillance, case management, WASH, community mobilization) as necessary for coordinating cholera preparedness and response activities. Identify and define coordination structures and at sub-national level, and promote their engagement into national activities. Set up cross-border coordination mechanisms among Ministries of Health and/or responsible authorities/stakeholders at local level. Develop a who does what where and when (4W) document and keep it updated on a regular basis. Chapter 5 Annex 5A outbreak
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