FP2020 Coup de Projecteur sur les Femmes

Elle présente ainsi les faits saillants, des aperçus du contenu publié en ligne, le rapport financier ainsi qu’une analyse des données. Toutes les autres informations sont présentées dans la version numérique.

FP2020 occupe une position unique dans l’architecture mondiale de développement durable. FP2020, en tant que partenariat entièrement consacré à la planification familiale, est le porte-fanion de l’une des composantes les plus déterminantes du programme de santé mondiale. La planification familiale est indispensable pour la santé, pour les droits et pour l’autonomisation des femmes. Il n’y aura pas de développement durable sans la participation des femmes et des jeunes filles et la planification familiale est indispensable à leur participation.

FP2020 joue un rôle tout aussi incomparable en matière de planification familiale. Son programme unique favorise et facilite les engagements des pays à offrir des services de planification familiale fondés sur les droits. Ce faisant, il concilie les actions des organisations de la société civile, des bailleurs de fonds bilatéraux, des partenaires multilatéraux, des fondations privées et des militants de base en vue de concrétiser pleinement ces engagements nationaux.

C’est la force de ce partenariat qui a permis d’accélérer les progrès en matière de planification familiale au cours des sept dernières années. L’objectif mondial fixé en 2012 pour cette initiative – 120 millions de nouvelles utilisatrices d’un mode de contraception – était extrêmement ambitieux et ne sera pas atteint d’ici 2020, malgré les efforts concertés d’une grande variété de partenaires. Mais nous avons réussi à infléchir la courbe, avec des gains de près de 30 % supérieurs à la tendance historique. Il est intéressant de constater que plusieurs pays au sein du partenariat ont déjà atteint, ou sont en bonne voie d’atteindre les objectifs nationaux fixés dans le cadre de leurs engagements FP2020.

Dans le même temps, nous avons accompli de formidables progrès dans notre manière d’appréhender comment mener cette action efficacement, à l’échelle mondiale comme dans différents pays. Nous avons tiré de précieux enseignements quant à la manière d’harmoniser nos efforts et de mutualiser nos ressources, de collecter et d’utiliser les données, de relever les défis politiques et sociaux, de mettre en place des mécanismes de responsabilisation et de transparence, d’instituer des sources de financement pérennes et de renforcer les approches fondées sur les droits dans notre programmation.

Last modified: March 5, 2020

Language: French

Menstrual Hygiene in Emergencies Toolkit

The Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) in Emergencies toolkit aims to provide streamlined guidance to support organizations and agencies seeking to rapidly integrate MHM into existing programming across sectors and phases.

This toolkit was informed by an extensive desk review, qualitative assessments with a range of humanitarian actors and organizations, and direct discussions with girls and women living in emergency contexts and directly affected by this issue. The toolkit was designed to support a range of humanitarian actors involved in the planning and delivery of emergency responses. The guidance is therefore aimed to support 1) program staff directly delivering services; 2) program supervisors and country-level staff responsible for designing, coordinating and monitoring field activities, and 3) technical staff, focused on providing technical support and developing standards.

Last modified: February 20, 2020

Language: Arabic, English, French

Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) Advice for the Public

On this page the World Health Organizations provides basic protective measures against COVID-19. This includes frequent handwashing, respiratory hygiene, social distancing, and other measures.

Last modified: February 15, 2020

Language: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish

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    COVID-19 Expert Reality Check

    As the media is filled with stories aobut coronavirus, most news articles focus on numbers of cases and deaths, new locations of cases, etc.

    Lost in the shuffle are the important public health insights about how viruses work and humans respond. To help improve understanding of an emerging outbreak’s complex dynamics, The Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health‘s Global Health Now (GHN) has reached out to some of the world’s most respected global health experts for their quick “reality checks” on key issues related to the outbreak.

    Last modified: February 15, 2020

    Language: Arabic, English, French

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      Rumour Has It: A Practice Guide to Working with Rumours

      The Communicating with Disaster Affected Communities (CDAC) Network recognized the need to work with rumors in their missions to prevent the loss of lives and alleviate suffering. Notably, Internews with their pioneering inter-agency model, the World Health Organisation and United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs have made considerable efforts to innovate in this area and engage other humanitarian actors on the issue.

      The CDAC Network commissioned a practice guide to draw both on their experiences and many others’ in order to document approaches, practices and tools to working with rumors. It is aimed primarily at humanitarian programme managers and field staff to provide them with practical tips on how to work with rumors in their response programs in a way that is achievable amid competing demands.

      • Part One focuses on some of the theory behind rumors: the definition, nature and importance of rumors, and why we need to work with them.
      • Part Two explains the key steps and considerations to identifying and addressing rumous: listening, verifying and engaging.
      • Part Three examines different roles and responsibilities in working with rumous, and how anticipation, coordination and partnerships can enhance what you do.

      The guide is illustrated throughout with experiences from a range of contexts and all of the examples given are based on real rumors. Internews’ model is described in an in-depth case study in the guide, alongside a case study from Search for Common Ground which examines a community-based network approach.

      Last modified: February 15, 2020

      Language: Arabic, English, French

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        Emerging Respiratory Viruses, including nCoV: Methods for Detection, Prevention, Response and Control: Online Course

        This free course provides a general introduction to nCoV and emerging respiratory viruses and is intended for public health professionals, incident managers and personnel working for the United Nations, international organizations and NGOs.

        Modules include:

        • Emerging respiratory viruses, including nCoV: Introduction
        • Module A: Introduction to Emerging respiratory viruses, including nCoV
        • Module B: Detecting Emerging respiratory viruses, including nCoV
        • Module C: Risk Communication and Community Engagement
        • Module D: Preventing and Responding to an emerging respiratory virus, including nCoV

        Last modified: February 11, 2020

        Language: English, French

        WHO Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Strategy 2018-2025

        This strategy sets out the direction and role of WHO within the context of the SDGs and WHO’s 13th Programme of Work. It reinforces WHO’s traditional role as a source of authoritative guidelines, technical assistance, and evidence for policy-making. It describes how WHO will increase its impact through introduction of transformational approaches, and tackling new results areas like WASH in health care facilities.

        The strategy has as its major principles the following:

        • Prioritize actions with the highest public health benefit in areas where WHO has or can build comparative advantages
        • Strengthen health sector capacities in promoting safe WASH and taking up its public health oversight role in WASH, including effective outbreak response systems
        • Align with the SDGs, specifically targets relating to WASH, health, climate change and nutrition, as well as human rights principles
        • Employ the highest quality science including through collection, review and use of evidence about WASH impacts on health and a full range of practical experiences when developing norms and good practice procedures
        • Promote a contextual, incremental improvement approach when supporting countries to set national WASH standards and ambitious but achievable national targets
        • Capitalize on existing regional policy frameworks that promote WASH and stipulate national target setting
        • Stimulate sustainable change by strengthening government institutions and systems charged with implementation, oversight and regulation of WASH service delivery
        • Engage with partners and positively influence partnerships to ensure health issues are considered and addressed by the WASH sector and to also ensure that WASH issues, notably in health care facilities, are addressed by the health sector as prerequisites to providing quality care

        Last modified: February 4, 2020

        Language: English, French

        Source: https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/WHO-CED-PHE-WSH-18.03

        Plan de Communication de lutte contre le Paludisme 2018-2022

        Le présent plan de communication pour la période 2018 -2022 a été élaboré dans le respect de la vision, du but, des objectifs ainsi que des résultats définis dans le PSN 2018- 2022 et sur la base des leçons apprises de la mise en œuvre du plan de communication 2015 – 2017, du PSN 2013-2017, des résultats de l’enquête CAP 2018.

        Source: Ministère de la santé/ Direction Nationale des grands Endemie et de la lutte contre la maladie/PNLP en collaboration avec CRS, Stop Palus et CDC etc

        Date of Publication: January 8, 2020

        Plan de Suivi et Evaluation du Plan strategique de la santé Communautaire 2018-2022

        Le Plan de suivi évaluation constitue avec le Plan opérationnel et le Guide harmonisé de mise en œuvre les principaux documents d’opérationnalisation de la politique nationale et du Plan stratégique de santé communautaire. Le présent plan de suivi évaluation s’aligne avec celle en vigueur au niveau national et n’induit pas un circuit parallèle pour les données sanitaires.

        Source: Le ministère de la santé en collaboration avec CRS

        Date of Publication: January 8, 2020

        Politique Nationale de la Santé Communautaire

        La politique Nationale de Santé Communautaire definie les orientations stratégiques et servira desormains de fondement aux initiatiatives et interventions des acteurs et partenaires de la santé communautaire.

        Source: Ministère de la santé / Direction Nationale de la Santé Communaitaire et de la Medecine Traditionnelle

        Date of Publication: January 8, 2020