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Humanitarian profile
22-Sep-2024
Humanitarian profile
Cluster/sector Objectives
1
Increase access to humanitarian life-saving and life-sustaining coordinated, equitable health services for those most vulnerable and in need
2
Strengthen health sector capacity to prepare for, detect and deliver timely response to disease outbreaks
3
Strengthen health system capacity to support continuity of care, strengthen community resilience, and respond to IDP movements and changes in context
Indicator overview
22-Sep-2024
Indicator overview
| Indicator | Unit | In need | Target | Targeted (%) | Measure |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CO1: Increase access to humanitarian life-saving and life-sustaining coordinated, equitable health services for those most vulnerable and in need | |||||
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IN1: # of medical procedures per person in need per year (total for all main indicators for activity 1.1)
|
Consultations
|
2,100,000
|
2,100,000
|
100%
|
No data
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| CO2: Strengthen health sector capacity to prepare for, detect and deliver timely response to disease outbreaks | |||||
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IN1: Percentage of disease alerts investigated within 72 hours of identification
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Alerts
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No data
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95
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0%
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No data
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| CO3: Strengthen health system capacity to support continuity of care, strengthen community resilience, and respond to IDP movements and changes in context | |||||
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IN1: Ratio of essential health workers (doctors, midwives, nurses) to 10,000 population
|
Health Workers
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No data
|
24
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0%
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No data
|
|
IN2: Ratio of fully functional health facilities providing primary health care services per 100,000 population (severity 3 and above)
|
Numbers
|
No data
|
5
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0%
|
No data
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| CA1: Provide essential primary and secondary health care services, including trauma care, EmONC and referral | |||||
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IN1: Number of outpatient consultations (excluding mental health, trauma consultations, and physical rehabilitation)
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Consultations
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13,181,376
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25,000,000
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190%
|
9,538,763
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IN2: Number of trauma consultations supported
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Consultations
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No data
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1,300,000
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0%
|
470,013
|
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IN4: Number of mental health consultations supported
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Consultations
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3,000,000
|
250,000
|
8.3%
|
67,253
|
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IN5: Number of physical rehabilitation sessions supported
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Sessions
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No data
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150,000
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0%
|
90,187
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| CA3: Provide health facilities with essential medicines and medical supplies | |||||
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IN1: Number of treatment courses provided (drug treatment for one disease, one medical procedure such as dressing, dialysis)
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Treatment courses
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13,181,376
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13,300,000
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101%
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6,856,915
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| CA8: Strengthen the capacity of health care providers and community health care workers to provide essential health services | |||||
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IN1: Number of health staff trained/re-trained on different health topics
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Health Workers
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No data
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16,800
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0%
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7,385
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| CA9: Increase access to health services by establishing functional health facilities and mobile medical units and supporting referral | |||||
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IN1: Number of health facilities refurbished or rehabilitated
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Health Facilities
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46
|
5
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10.9%
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67
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IN2: Number of operational mobile medical units
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Numbers
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11,700,000
|
190
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0.0%
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242
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Cluster/sector Activities
1
Provide essential primary and secondary health care services, including trauma care, EmONC and referral
2
Provide routine immunization services to all children 1 years of age
3
Provide health facilities with essential medicines and medical supplies
4
Monitor and report on violence against health care
5
Expand the reporting capacity of the early warning systems
6
Strengthen capacity to investigate and detect disease outbreaks
7
Support health authorities to carryout timely response to disease outbreaks
8
Strengthen the capacity of health care providers and community health care workers to provide essential health services
9
Increase access to health services by establishing functional health facilities and mobile medical units and supporting referral
10
Coordinate the humanitarian health response