Right to Health of Internally Displaced Persons - IDP SriLanka

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07 Nutrition standard Emergency level > 15% of the population under five years old below 80% weight for height Or 10% of the population under five years old below 80% weight for height together with aggravating factors. 08 Crude Mortality rate (CMR) Normal rate among a settled population Emergency programme under control Emergency programme in serious trouble Emergency out of control Major catastrophe 09 Mortality rate among children under 5 years old Normal rate among a settled population Emergency programme under control Emergency programme in serious trouble Emergency out of control 0.3 to 0.5 / 10,000/ day 1/10,000/day >2/10,000/day >5/10,000/day 1/10,000/day 2/10,000/day >4/10,000/day 10 Minimum water needs for a person 7 Litres/person/per day 11 Minimum water needs for health centre 40- 60Litres/patient/per day 12 Minimum water needs for feeding centre CMR is maintained at or reduced to less than twice the baseline rate documented for the population prior to the disaster 15 Litres/per/person/day (Include drinking, cooking &personalhygiene 40-60Litres/patient/per day 20- 30Litres/patient/per day 30Litres/patient/per day 1 per 200 persons 1 per 250 persons 13 Maximum number of persons per Tab stand 14 Maximum number of persons per Hand 1 per 200 persons 1 per 400 persons pump or dug well 15 Minimum distance between shelter and 100m water tab 16 Concentration of faecal coli form are usually expressed per 100ml of water Faecal Coli form Microbiological water Water Quality /100ml quality faecal coli form a. Reasonable quality 1–10 bacteria (>99% of which b. Polluted 10–100 are E.Coil) c. Very polluted 100–1000 Chlorine residual at the d. Grossly polluted > 1000 tab: 0.5mg per litre 17 Minimum Latrine facilities for persons 1 Latrine for 20 1 Latrine for 20 persons 77
Annexure III Statistics relating to Public Health Midwifes in Vavuniya PHM Area Current Population Actual number of officers required according to the population The number of officers attached to each at present area The number of vacant positions 01 Kovil Kulam 4309 01 01 - 02 Vavuniya Town 4468 01 - Vacant 03 Vairavapuliyankulam 7046 02 01 - 04 Vavuniya North 6349 02 01 - 05 Thanddikulam 4569 01 - Vacant 06 Rambaikulam 5279 01 - Vacant 07 Thonnikkal 12299 04 01 - 08 Moonrumuripu 2543 01 01 - 09 Pandarikulam 15374 05 01 - 10 Sithamparapuram 3934 01 - Vacant 11 Samalankulam 5279 02 01 - 12 Koomankulam 11008 04 01 - 13 Nellukkulam 9444 03 01 - 14 Rajendrankulam 4146 01 01 - 15 Pambaimadu 4646 01 - Vacant 16 Poovarasankulam 4105 01 - Vacant 17 Nochchimoddai 3711 01 01 - 18 Sasthirikoolankulam 9659 03 01 - 19 Maha Rambaikulam 12042 04 01 - 20 Palamoddai 4057 01 - Vacant 21 Semamadu 4773 01 - Vacant 22 Omanthai 3092 01 - Vacant 23 Echchankulam 10580 03 01 - Source- DPDHS Office Vavuniya as at July 2007 78
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“Despite its status as a 'less-de
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“Right to Health” as a Universa
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In addition, Penal Code contains a
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Page 46 and 47: However though there is a scarcity
Page 48 and 49: In Batticaloa West, the drinking wa
Page 50 and 51: Ensuring safety of water Ensure ade
Page 52 and 53: The lack of coordination between th
Page 54 and 55: Regarding the impact of these GLs,
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Page 87 and 88: Annexure X MCH Clinics at Trincomal
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