Responding effectively to an emergency and building the capacity for special emergency response and relief … OUTCOME AREA 3: Improved Access to Basic Services.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Planned Result 83 PDCs sustainable agri- based livelihood projects involving 85 POs in 14 provinces of Mindanao were assisted; 3,583 group members benefited.

Advertisements

To contribute to the improvement of quality of life in 100 PDCs Planned Result 3) Improvement of level of knowledge and awareness of men, women and adolescents.

What is Community……? Shares one or more common thing such as living in the same environment. Similar disaster risk exposure or having been affected by.

Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH) in Emergencies / RAISE Initiative Goal: Build on current sexual reproductive health programs by integrating emergency.

Learning Together and Wellbeing. What is Learning Together? A program for families with children birth to three years A focus on early literacy development.

Early Recovery (ER) Coordination Yemen.. What is Early Recovery “Is a multidimensional process of recovery, from a man made or natural disaster, that.

Reproductive and Child Health Programme (RCH). ▪ Programme launched on 15 th October 1997 ▪ ‘People have the ability to reproduce and regulate their fertility,

A hazard in itself is not a disaster.. It has the potential to become one when it happens to populations who have certain vulnerabilities and insufficient.

The Federated States of Micronesia AND The United States of America.

Information Management for Refugees & Displaced Persons from Myanmar Lyndy Worsham Information Management Coordinator.

Inclusive Disaster Risk Management in the Philippines.

HI Operational areas affected by floods Initial findings during and post floods During a disaster the entire community worked together to face it. Leaderships.

UN Roundtable on Older Persons in the 2004 Tsunami February 13-14, 2006 Recommendations.

Reproductive Health Vouchers Improving Women’s Access to Emergency RH Services in the Violence Affected Areas in Syria IAWG Global Meeting February.

Taking stock of reproductive health in humanitarian settings: Preliminary findings from the global evaluation Sandra Krause Women’s Refugee Commission.

WASH Standards. Emergency WASH Services/Standards Safe and Adequate Water: Sanitation Hygiene Pormotion Drainage Waste Management.

The PNRC is one of the 176 members of IFRC worldwide.

Presentation to: Special Commission for Migration Issues Amy Coughenour Betancourt Deputy Director January 27, 2009 Pan American Development Foundation’s.

Future Vision Plan Update Rotary Foundation Grants and Sustainability.

Working Group 4: Urban Governance for Risk Reduction: Mainstreaming Adaptation into Urban Planning and Development Chair: Prof. Shabbir Cheema Rapporteurs:

May 6-7, 2011 Academy House, Seoul. Ecumenical Challenge 1. Immensity of disaster 2. Need for capacity building and training due to insufficient experience.

1 Presentation On Disaster and preparedness situation in Uganda At SILVER SPRINGS HOTEL, UGANDA 16 th -SEPTEMBER-2011 BY LAZARUS OCIRA

Plan © Plan From ‘Victims’ to ‘Actions’—Making children participate in the DRM CHILD CENTRED APPROACH TO DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT Plan Pakistan Oct ‘09.

Canadian International Development Agency Agence canadienne de développement international CIDA and Crisis Prevention and Recovery.

Community Preparedness & Disaster Planning. Why Disasters occur ?

H umanitarian R esponse in S indh Update as of: 9 March 2011.

All-Hazard Training RDHS Office - Polonnaruwa

Coordination and Net Working on DRR Rapid Emergency Assessment and Coordination Team (REACT) Bishkek November, 2009.

Disaster Management program. 1. Establishment of relief/emergency camp: HANDS provided tents for camps in rescue and relief operation. During the.

One Red Cross North Carolina Emergency Management Association Hickory, NC October 16, 2012.

INEE Regional Tools Launch Washington, DC July 1, 2010.

Assessments. Assessment in the Project Cycle DESIGN IMPLEMENTATION MONITORING EVALUATION ASSESSMENT.

Community and Health emergency Management Dr: Khawla Al-Hoti Family physician. Director of health services, Quriyat Willayt MRCGP,ARAB BOARD, Diploma in.

Coordination, Capacities and Role of Municipal Authorities The Philippines Case Rory Villaluna Philippines WASH CLUSTER Coordinator (UNICEF co-lead) October.

Humanitarian Priorities for 2008 Improve monitoring and response to needs and protection concerns of the people affected by conflict, internal disturbances.

FIJI FLOODS 2012 Gender Integration in the FRCS Response.

1. Dr. Inka Weissbecker, PhD, MPH Global Mental Health and Psychosocial Advisor International Medical Corps.

Doctors Without Borders. Who are they? ● independent international medical humanitarian organization ● deliver emergency aid to people affected by - Armed.

Meeting Humanitarian Challenges in Urban Areas Synthesis of thematic findings for the IASC strategic framework MHCUA TF Meeting/Workshop Rome, September.

The HIV and AIDS Pandemic: A Comprehensive Educational Approach to Prevention, Care and Support at School Level A Case for Eastern and Southern Africa.

BACKGROUND:  Women 50% of population  Under-aged boy and male elderly 23%  Disaster impacted women differently  Many studies, reports, analysis recommend.

(Place) – (Date) Session 7.1: Supporting Local Capacity in Disaster Management Adapted from presentation developed by Mingalar Myanmar.

Population Data and Disaster Preparedness UNFPA. Population and Development: Data in Humanitarian settings UNFPA is committed to providing reliable population.

Regional IAWG Meeting Syria Presentation 20 th March 2012 Cairo, Egypt 1.

Concern Worldwide’s Approach to Disaster Risk Reduction.

Who we are Leading independent child rights organisation creating lasting change for children in need in India and around the world Non sectarian organization.

Saving lives, changing minds. Disaster Laws The IFRC’s Disaster Laws Programme in the Pacific Finau Limuloa Humanitarian Diplomacy Delegate.

Planning for Reunification. Presenter’s Name June 17, 2003 Multi-Agency Mass Care Templates  Feeding (being revised)  Sheltering/Sheltering Support.

UNFPA Support in Special Circumstances Joint UNHCR/UNFPA Workshop Collaboration on Demographic Data Collection in Emergencies/IDP Situations 7 February.

WHY DRR Minimizing impacts of disasters in health sector Maximizing readiness to respond 1$ vs 7 $

Inter-agency Global Evaluation of RH Services for Refugees and IDPs Component 4 Part B: Assessment of the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) of Reproductive.

Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Ministry of Interior Thailand Roles and Responsibilities of Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation.

中国气象局中国气象局 China Meteorological Administration CHINA IN ACTION FOR CLIMATE SERVICES An operational User Interface Platform (UIP) can promote engaging.

ROLE OF PRIs AND ULBs In DRR. Role of PRIs The Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) have a statutory existence. Its members are elected by the local people.

THE ROLE OF WHO, UNICEF AND NEPAD IN NURSING UNICEF WHO.

IASC Task Force on Meeting Humanitarian Challenges in Urban Areas (MHCUA) Draft Strategic Framework TF meeting GVA Roger Zetter.

Kalyani Raj Member In Charge All India Women’s Conference.

Team Leader, Emergency and Humanitarian Action WHO Western Pacific Regional Office Dr Nevio Zagaria Reducing Disaster Risk for a Healthy Pacific Honolulu,

1 Center Mission Statements SAMHSA ? CSAT Improving the Health of the Nation by Bringing Effective Alcohol and Drug Treatment to Every Community CMHS Caring.

Un Washington Group on Disability Statistics - 15th Annual Meeting October 2015 – Copenhagen (Denmark) An overview of WG collaboration with Handicap International.

State of Kenya Population Report 2015 Theme: Vulnerable Populations in Emergencies with Special focus on Sexual and Reproductive health Overview Alfred.

Citizen Corps Volunteer for America “Engaging Citizens In Homeland Security”

STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK DOCUMENT St. Lucia March 23-24, 2015 REGIONAL FRAMEWORK TO REDUCE ADOLESCENT PREGNANCY.

Building Community Resilience through integration of Disaster Risk Reduction in Reproductive Health Interventions 10-Minutes Lesson sharing session Hira.

Floods in Pakistan: humanitarian health needs & response.

CCfER Training, 7 December, 2015 Integrated Early Recovery Programme Response.

TRAINING 4 THE CERF LIFE-SAVING CRITERIA SESSION WORKSHOP.

Operational Review WASH

UOSSM Turkey MHPSS & Protection

About Juba Foundation Juba Foundation (JF) is a local NGO, Non-profit and Non-political, which was formed in July 2004 by group of Somali intellectuals.

Presentation transcript:

Responding effectively to an emergency and building the capacity for special emergency response and relief … OUTCOME AREA 3: Improved Access to Basic Services PROGRESS TOWARDS HIGHER LEVEL RESULTS I. Emergency Response: Relief and Rehab

Planned Result Progress towards result 37,803 families of Internally- Displaced Persons (IDPs) provided with emergency relief assistance (e.g. food packages, essential non-food packages, health services, supplemental feeding integrated with psychosocial activities. Component Objective 1 Displaced families and evacuees provided with emergency packages of goods and services Mitigating the effects of armed- conflict, with particular attention to the displacement of the civilian population OUTCOME AREA 3: Improved Access to Basic Services

Planned Result Progress towards result 23 rehabilitation sites provided with emergency core-shelters with sanitary toilets (588), water systems (12) and livelihood assistance (10) in partnership with the LGUs, NGAs, NGOs and other partner institutions. Component Objective 1 Mitigating the effects of armed- conflict, with particular attention to the displacement of the civilian population Provision of basic services within the evacuation/rehabilitation centers, e.g. water, sanitation and temporary shelter. OUTCOME AREA 3: Improved Access to Basic Services

Progress towards result 9 Local Disaster Coordinating Bodies or 244 humanitarian workers trained on Disaster Preparedness and Management in partnership with other NGOs, LGUs, and NGAs. 10 Communities trained and applied learning on disaster management and preparedness by hosting IDPs affected by present conflict. Planned Result Component Objective 2 Capacity building: To improve response to an emergency resulting from forced displacement through enhancing the capacities of organizations. Training of trainers to enhance capacity of LGU Disaster Coordinating bodies and frontline workers in responding to emergencies OUTCOME AREA 3: Improved Access to Basic Services

Progress towards result Major support provided in the organization of Mindanao Emergency Response Network (MERN) with 35 NGOs ensuring complementation and collaboration in the delivery of relief and rehabilitation interventions in the area. Component Objective Planned Result Component Objective Capacity building: To improve response to an emergency resulting from forced displacement through enhancing the capacities of organizations. Strengthen inter-agency coordination OUTCOME AREA 3: Improved Access to Basic Services

Contributing to the improvement of quality of life in 100 PDCs… OUTCOME AREA 3: Improved Access to Basic Services II. Reproductive Health

To contribute to the improvement of quality of life in 100 PDCs Planned Result Contributed to the reduction in the cases of maternal deaths in the PDCs thru: 1)enhancement of knowledge and skills of 789 health service providers and health volunteers in the delivery of quality RH services; 2) Provision of health facilities in 15 PDCs; Progress towards result Contributed in improving the quality of life in 100 Peace and Development Communities (PDCs) through better reproductive health. Component Goal OUTCOME AREA 3: Improved Access to Basic Services

To contribute to the improvement of quality of life in 100 PDCs Planned Result 3) Improvement of level of knowledge and awareness of men, women and adolescents on various RH issues and concerns thru effective IEC/advocacy campaign strategies; and 4) Institutionalization of RH thru MHDO, Regional Health Offices, and LGUs including the set-up of RH teams in 93 PDCs Progress towards result Contributed in improving the quality of life in 100 Peace and Development Communities (PDCs) through better reproductive health. Component Goal OUTCOME AREA 3: Improved Access to Basic Services