DRC Ebola Inforgraphic - 05-01-2019 · Supporting 1,680 community health care workers to conduct...
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Supporting 1,680 community health care workers to conduct public health surveillance, including contact tracing Disseminating key health and Ebola awareness messages to 500,000 households, reaching 1.5 million individuals, including at least 425 community leaders Transporting 1.2 metric tons (MT) of cargo and 100 passengers monthly and providing 53 MT of personal protective equipment to more than 100 health facilities Establishing 6 safe spaces and supplying 1,000 dignity kits to vulnerable individuals Protection Surveillance Social Mobilization, Community Engagement, and Communication Logistics USAID Assistance to the Ebola Response in the Democratic Republic of the Congo The ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is the second largest ever recorded, behind only the West Africa outbreak of 2014–2016. USAID supports 16 partners providing key response programs, including in at least 284 health facilities in DRC’s Ebola-affected Ituri and North Kivu provinces. Note: Numbers represent targets set by U.S. partners as of April 3, 2019. Providing food assistance to Ebola-affected populations sufficient to meet the needs of nearly 45,500 people monthly Food Assistance Health care staff trained on key IPC practices, including triage, screening, and waste management Installing and rehabilitating 50 hand washing stations, 90 water systems, and 75 latrines at health facilities Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) 2,970 USAID’s DART is on the ground to coordinate the U.S. Government’s response efforts and help prevent the spread of disease Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) Health zones with Ebola cases Ituri Opienge Jib Lin Mangala Fataki Drodro Nizi Bambu Mongbalu Wamba Pinga Lubero M North Kivu Uganda
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Supporting 1,680 community health
care workers to conduct public health
surveillance, including contact tracing
Disseminating key health and Ebola awareness
messages to 500,000 households, reaching
1.5 million individuals, including at least
425 community leaders
Transporting 1.2 metric tons (MT)
of cargo and 100 passengers
monthly and providing 53 MT of
personal protective equipment to
more than 100 health facilities
Establishing 6 safe spaces and
supplying 1,000 dignity kits
to vulnerable individuals
Protection
Surveillance
Social Mobilization, Community Engagement, and Communication
Logistics
USAID Assistance to the Ebola Responsein the Democratic Republic of the Congo
The ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic
Republic of the Congo (DRC) is the second largest
ever recorded, behind only the West Africa
outbreak of 2014–2016.
USAID supports 16 partners providing key response
programs, including in at least 284 health facilities
in DRC’s Ebola-a�ected Ituri and North Kivu provinces.
Note: Numbers represent targets set by U.S. partners as of April 3, 2019.
Providing food assistance to
Ebola-a�ected populations
su�icient to meet the needs of
nearly 45,500 people monthly
Food Assistance
Health care sta� trained on key
IPC practices, including triage,
screening, and waste management
Installing and rehabilitating 50 hand
washing stations, 90 water systems,
and 75 latrines at health facilities
Infection Prevention and Control (IPC)
2,970USAID’s DART is on the ground to coordinate
the U.S. Government’s response e�orts and
help prevent the spread of disease
Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART)
Health zones with Ebola cases
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Ituri
Opienge
Lubutu
Jiba
LingaMangala
Damas
Fataki
Drodro
Rethy
Nizi
BambuMongbalu
Boma-Mangbetu
Wamba
Rimba
Kambala
Biringi
Gombari Watsa
Binza
RwangubaRutshuru
Birambizo
KibuaMweso
Pinga
Walikale Bambo
LuberoM
North Kivu Uganda
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