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Data from January- May 2014. For more information, please visit the Jordan Refugee Response portal at http://data.unhcr.
HEALTH

Jordan Refugee Response: 3W Reporting (as recorded on https://www.syrianrefugeeresponse.org

)

14

Irbid

³

³ Ajlun Jarash

Mafraq

®

Balqa

5

® ®

Zarqa Zaatari camp

Amman Madaba

" Irbid

" Ajloun

" Mafraq " Jarash

" Salt

" Zarqa

^ Amman

Karak

" Azraq " Madaba

" Karak

Tafiela " Tafila

Ma'an " Maan

Legend

Azraq camp

^ "

Capital Major City Governorate

" Aqaba

Syrian refugee population outside camps

Aqaba

< 100 101 - 500 501 - 1,000 1,001 - 5,000 5,001 - 10,000

0

For more information on this sector, please contact the sector chairs: Ann Burton, UNHCR, [email protected] Sabri Gmach, WHO, [email protected] Zein Ayoub, WHO, [email protected] Mary Jo Baca, IMC, [email protected] Sura Alsamman, SCJ, [email protected] Dr. Shible Sahbani, UNFPA, [email protected] Maysa Al-Khateeb, UNFPA, [email protected]

25

50

Data from January- May 2014. For more information, please visit the Jordan Refugee Response portal at http://data.unhcr.org/syrianrefugees/country.php?id=107 For log-in to syrianrefugeeresponse.org, please contact UNHCR Information Management at [email protected] ; [email protected]

100 Km.

10,001 - 20,000 > 20,000

Jordan Refugee Response: 3W Reporting (as recorded on https://www.syrianrefugeeresponse.org)

HEALTH

as of 1 June 2014

Health reported activities under RRP6 Amman

Aqaba

Ajloun

Balqa

Irbid

Jarash

Karak

Mafraq

Madaba

Ma'an

Tafiela

Zarqa

Objective 1: Improve equitable access, quality and coverage to comprehensive primary health care for Syrian refugee women, girls, boys and men in Jordan by end of 2014. Management of communicable and noncommunicable diseases, including EPI services in place Comprehensive reproductive health services provided to Syrian refugees and affected Jordanian population. Increased availability of safe and confidential GBV related medical services

Appropriate infant and young child feeding practices promoted

Improve access to mental health services at the primary health level

IOM, UNHCR, MDM

MDM CARITAS, IFH/NHF, UNFPA, IMC, JHAS,UPP

IMC,UNFP

IMC, UNFPA

IFH/NHF, UNFPA, JHAS JHAS, MEDAIR, SC JORDAN, UNICEF

SC JORDAN , UNICEF

JHAS, MEDAIR

IFH/NHF, UNFPA, IMC, JHAS, IRC, MDM

IFH/NHF, UNFPA, IMC

JHAS, UNFPA, IFH/NHF

IFH/NHF, UNFPA

IMC, UNFPA, JHAS, IFH/NHF, MDM, UPP IFH/NHF, UNFPA, JHAS, MDM SC JORDAN , UNICEF

JHAS, MEDAIR IFH/NHF, UNHCR, WHO, MDM, UPP, JHAS

IFH/NHF, UNHCR, WHO, JHAS, UPP

IMC, UNFPA, UPP, IFH/NHF

JHAS, UNFPA

SC JORDAN , UNICEF, JHAS, MEDAIR

SC JORDAN , UNICEF

SC JORDAN , UNICEF, JHAS, MEDAIR

JHAS, UNHCR

JHAS, UNHCR

IFH/NHF, UNHCR, JHAS, UPP

Objective 2: Improve equitable access, quality and coverage to essential secondary and tertiary health care for Syrian refugee women, girls, boys and men in Jordan by end of 2014. Referral system for secondary and tertiary care established

Secondary mental health services provided

Access to emergency obstetric care provided.

Physical rehabilitation for persons with injuries and/or disabilities provided

CARITAS, JHAS, UNHCR, QRC

CARITAS

CARITAS

CARITAS

JHAS, UNHCR, CARITAS, MDM

CARITAS

CARITAS

JHAS, UNHCR, CARITAS, MDM, QRC

CVT,IMC,JHAS, UNHCR, WHO

IMC, JHAS, UNHCR, WHO

IMC, UNHCR, JHAS

JHAS, UNHCR

JHAS, UNHCR

JHAS, UNHCR

HI

IMC, IFH/NHF, UNHCR

CARITAS

JHAS, CARITAS, UNHCR

CARITAS

JHAS, UNHCR, CARITAS

IMC, CVT

JHAS, UNHCR

JHAS, UNHCR

HI

Health reported activities under RRP6 Amman

Aqaba

Ajloun

Balqa

Irbid

Jarash

Karak

Mafraq

Madaba

Ma'an

Tafiela

Zarqa

Objective 3: Support the capacity of the national health care system to provide services to Syrian women, girls, boys and men and vulnerable Jordanians in the most affected areas by the end of 2014.

Access to primary and essential secondary and tertiary health care supported

Capacity building developed

Essential chronic disease drugs available

CVT, EMPHNET, UNFPA

EMPHNET, UPP, UNFPA

UPP, UNFPA, CVT, EMPHNET

EMPHNET, UPP, UNFPA

WHO, UNHCR

WHO, IRC, MDM, UNHCR

WHO, IRC, MDM, UNHCR

UNHCR

UNHCR, UPP, UNHCR, UNOPS UNHCR, UNOPS UNHCR, UNOPS UNFPA, UNOPS

IRC, UNHCR, UNOPS

UNHCR, UNOPS UNHCR, UNOPS

UNHCR, UNOPS, UNHCR, UNOPS, UNHCR, UNOPS UNHCR, UNOPS UNHCR, UNOPS UNFPA, UPP UPP, UNFPA

Objective 4: Improve coverage of comprehensive health and rehabilitation services to Syrian refugees through integrated community level interventions by end of 2014.

Community health volunteer teams in place

Community level referral system in place.

Community management of acute malnutrition programs implemented and monitored.

Community level mental health provided.

IRD

IRD

JHAS, UNHCR

HI, UNHCR

IRD

JHAS, UNHCR

IRD, MDM

IRD

IRD, IRC, UNHCR

IRD

IRD

JHAS, UNHCR

JHAS, UNHCR, SCJORDAN, UNICEF

HI, MDM

HI,IMC

IRD

IRD

IRD

JHAS, UNHCR

JHAS, UNHCR

HI