Malawi

CLCCM/CO1

To improve the living conditions and protection of displaced persons in camps and sites, working to ensure equitable access to services and assistance of all persons in need, through a participatory and consultative process

CLCSS/CO1

Strengthen humanitarian coordination at national and local level to respond to flood- and cholera-related emergency needs

CLEDU/CO1

To ensure that teaching and learning can continue in a safe environment through cholera prevention and control in schools, especially for learners with special needs and vulnerable children

CLEDU/CO2

To ensure that teaching and learning continues in all institutions in areas affected by the disaster and that special attention will be given to learners with disabilities, those injured or traumatized by the disaster and vulnerable children including early learning..

CLFSC/CO1

To save lives, reduce the impact of the floods on the food and nutrition security of affected population and ensure that vulnerable populations, including women, children, the elderly and people with disabilities have access to adequate resources to prevent households from sliding further into severe vulnerabilities and reverting to negative coping mechanisms.

CLHEA/CO1

To reduce the overall mortality and the incidence of new cholera cases

CLHEA/CO2

To reduce the transmission of the disease in affected areas and prevent and/or minimize the risk of introduction of the outbreak to other high-risk areas

CLHEA/CO3

To ensure the capacity to deliver lifesaving essential health services

CLHEA/CO4

To strength Health Sector leadership and coordination at national and subnational levels

CLLOG/CO1

To support the Health and WASH Sectors in their efforts to reduce cholera morbidity and mortality rates through the provision of logistics support for lifesaving medical supplies.

CLLOG/CO2

To support the Government of Malawi and humanitarian partners in their efforts to provide life-saving assistance to flood affected communities through the provision of logistics support for life-saving supplies.

CLMS/CO1

Enhance the adoption of crucial cholera preventive behaviours – handwashing with soap and water, drinking safe water, and seeking health services in case of cholera symptoms – at all levels, through enhanced engagement with communities, community influencers, including political and religious leaders, from high-risk areas.

CLNUT/CO1

To improve equitable access to multi-sectoral nutrition services to prevent and treat malnutrition resulting from the impacts of cholera among vulnerable populations, namely children under five, pregnant and lactating women, and adolescents, by way of: Strengthening nutrition capacity and coordination at national, district and sub district levels

CLNUT/CO2

To ensure improved and equitable access to multi-sectoral nutrition services to prevent and treat malnutrition.

CLPRO/CO1

To ensure women, girls, men, and boys receive urgent protection and GBV related humanitarian and life‐saving interventions.

CLPRO/CO2

To provide comprehensive protection and social support interventions to the affected population

CLRR/CO1

To reduce the overall mortality and incidence of new cases due to cholera in the camp.

CLRR/CO2

To ensure the capacity to deliver lifesaving essential health services within the Dzaleka health centre.

CLRR/CO3

To ensure and strengthen coordination within the camp to prevent cholera

CLRR/CO4

To improve water quality, sanitation, and hygiene in the camp, including schools, ensuring Ministry of Education SOPs on Cholera prevention are followed

CLSHL/CO1

To restore dignity to affected populations by providing integrated shelter assistance to people impacted by the tropical cyclone Freddy.

CLWSH/CO1

• Prevent and control the Cholera outbreak in 15 host spot districts through the provision of adequate, safe water, sanitation, and hygiene in affected communities and institutions (health care facilities, CTC’s, schools)

CLWSH/CO2

• Provide WASH supplies to households and institutions in affected areas in the 15 target districts to control the outbreak

CLWSH/CO3

• Sensitize communities and institutions on cholera prevention through WASH specific messaging in the 15 target districts, in coordination with Risk Communication and Community Engagement partners

CLWSH/CO4

• Provide a coordinated WASH response to the outbreak at national and sub-national levels

CLWSH/CO5

The delivery of immediate lifesaving interventions for flood affected population in camps and communities to prevent WASH related diseases among the flood affected populations