2014 Syrian Arab Republic Humanitarian Assistance Response Plan (SHARP)

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SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE RESPONSE PLAN 2014 severely and moderately malnourished children and their follow up after discharge Support malnutrition diagnosis and treatment in the health facilities services and OTP/SFP clinics ensuring adequate supplies provision Number of children treated for SAM and MAM 8,000 children treated for severe acute malnutrition in OTPs 1,500 SAM Children treated for complications in SCs 30,000 children treated for Moderate acute malnutrition SHARP STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 3: Expand early recovery, and restoration/ stabilization of livelihoods, supporting the rehabilitation of vital public services affected by the crisis and creating an environment for humanitarian assistance to enhance the resilience of affected communities. Nutrition Objective 3 Facilitate prevention of undernutrition among crisis affected Syrians and other vulnerable groups in need of humanitarian assistance Activity Indicator Target Promotion of comprehensive appropriate infant and young child feeding (IYCF) through monitoring and controlling of widespread infant formula donations, training of counsellors and healthcare providers, undertaking social mobilization activities like breastfeeding campaign, use of media in awareness raising, IEC material, etc. Addressing micronutrient deficiency among children and pregnant/lactating women through micronutrient supplementation under the healthcare network, supplementation during vaccination campaign, multiple micronutrients distribution with guidance on its use alongside food, targeted lipid-based nutrient supplements distribution, promotion of diverse diet distribution to highly vulnerable groups through targeted and general food distribution and promotion of fortified foods use. Number of health workers trained on IYCF Number of children(6-23m) who receive appropriate supplementary food Number of children received multiple micronutrients 600 of health and community workers trained on IYCF by December 2014 (including 300 from Govt and 300 from national and international NGOs) 240,000 children reached with appropriate supplementary food 150,000 children (6-59 months old) Promotion of optimal maternal nutrition through provision of (and advocacy for) adequate maternal healthcare, food security and micronutrient supplements taking advantage of linkage with health sector Number of PLWs received multiple micronutrients Number of pregnant and lactating women receiving micronutrients and Iron folate for 6 months Number of women who receive a minimum nutrition package (sensitization on appropriate IYCF, health, multiple micronutrients etc) 150,000 PLWs 150,000 pregnant & lactating women 150,000 P&L women receiving minimum nutrition package 73
SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE RESPONSE PLAN 2014 SHARP STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 4: Enhance the operational capacity of national and international humanitarian responders and support existing local and community coping mechanisms Nutrition Objective 4 Enhance the operational capacity of Government, national and international organizations and support existing local and community actors to raise awareness regarding nutrition. Activity Indicator Target Capacity strengthening of frontline health and community workers in Nutrition in emergencies & CMAM & through training Development of National guidelines for the prevention and treatment of acute malnutrition Number of NIE, CMAM and trainings held Number of health staff and community workers trained in nutrition National Guidelines available for the prevention and treatment of acute malnutrition 600 of health and community workers trained on NIE or CMAM by December 2014 (including 300 from Govt and 300 from national and international NGOs) National Guidelines for the treatment of SAM and MAM children under 5 and PLW developed and approved by December 2014 SHARP STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 5: Ensure adequate levels of preparedness to respond to further emerging humanitarian needs. Nutrition Objective 5 Promote responses and practices that enhance optimal nutrition well-being through integrated response, behaviour changing efforts, response coordination strengthening, etc. Activity Indicator Target Share programme information (on-going/ planned) for 3W matrix and mapping (coverage analysis) including social mobilization undertakings to promote nutrition. Matrix on 3Ws with clear geographic response gaps Promote common sector strategies (e.g. convergence of nutrition specific and nutrition sensitive responses) Emergency preparedness and contingency plans for critical areas developed, including contingency stock prepositioning Intersectoral linkages established with different sectors All hubs to have EPRP and contingency stocks 3W matrix on who is doing what where developed and updated on quarterly basis Monthly meetings facilitating exchange of strategies and sector programme information All hubs to have EPRP in place with contingency stocks Sector Monitoring Plan Monitoring of the nutrition response activities will be further improved by following; Regular monitoring by MoH, UN and implementing partners in all implementing geographical areas Analysis of data and reports received from the implementing partners. The reports will be on quarterly basis while data will be on fortnightly basis Regular update of 3Ws and 4Ws on monthly basis. Together with analysis of achievements verses targets for all nutrition interventions Regular sector coordination meeting with all partners on fortnightly basis, at least once a month Use of standardized check list for each component of nutrition intervention and analysis & database of monitoring reports 74
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