UN Cluster Approach in the Aftermath of Pakistan Earthquake 2005 Dr Nasreen Khan WHO- Pakistan.
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UN Cluster Approachin the Aftermath of Pakistan Earthquake 2005
Dr Nasreen KhanWHO- Pakistan
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Presentation Outline
It includes:
Back groundUN cluster responseChallengesFuture direction
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Damaged Health facilities, BHU and DHQ Bagh
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UN Cluster approach response
Based on UN Humanitarian Response Review (HRR) paper, nine clusters were established within 24 hrs:
1. Food and Nutrition, 2. Water and Sanitation, 3. Health including Reproductive Health,4. Emergency Shelter, 5. Early Recovery and Reconstruction, 6. Logistics, 7. IT Telecommunications,8. Camp Management and 9. Protection
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UN RH Response to Earthquake
The RH response was initiated along the MISP framework– Establishment of Inter Agency Standing
Committee (IASC) Earthquake Task Force– Appointment of RH focal person from
each agency – Development of RH/MNCH Plan of Action– Rapid assessment
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RH/MNCH Plan of Action
RH/MNCH plan of action developed addressing following priority needs: – Revitalization of basic EmONC and RH services
at First Level Care Facilities (FLCF), – Provision of comprehensive EmONC and RH
services at referral level (THQ/ DHQ), – Provision of Essential equipment and drugs, – Capacity building and improving skills of health
care providers, – Coordination, monitoring and evaluation of
services.
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Prefabricated health facilities
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Major challenges
Cluster response was at infancy stage globally (ToRs developed later)
Inadequate coordination between the UN, sate structure, NGOs, local district and civic structures
Little back-up support for cluster leads Availability of trained staff and high
turnover Connectivity Monitoring of cluster performance Exit strategy
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Future Recommendations
Roles and responsibility should be well defined
Debriefing of donors
Strengthening the capacity of national authorities and civil society
Involvement of local bodies and civil society