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ZIMBABWE – CHOLERA OUTBREAKSAREA <strong>OF</strong>POTENTIALOVERLAPImprovingSanitaryEnvironmentDiseaseOutbreakWasteManagementWASHInfrastructureWASH-relatedStockpilesDisinfectionRESPONSIBILITYSPECIFICACTIVITY HEALTH CLUSTER WASH CLUSTERImprove environmentAssessment,Surveillance andmonitoring (& contacttracing),Outbreak control,CommunicationMaintain, construct andrenovatePrioritise facilities forrenovation andconstruction. ImplementprojectsProcure and shareinformation aboutstockpiles betweenclusters.Disinfection ofhousehold, healthfacilitiesIn health facilities: withsupport from WASH onrequestFully responsible for overallcoordination (with input fromother clusters)In health facilitiesMaterial used in healthfacilities. WASH clustersupport supports as requiredResponsible; with supportfrom WASH as requestedOutside health facilitiesParticipate in assessment andSupport as requestedOutside health facilitiesProvide support to HealthClusters as requestedFully ResponsiblePopulation based material(Bed nets, water treatmentchemicals (e.g. chlorine),water testing equipment,soap)20
ANNEX 6:ZIMBABWE – CHOLERA OUTBREAKSPROTOCOL ON FOOD SUPPORT TO CTCsWithin the context of the cholera outbreak and the setting up of cholera treatment centres or units(CTC/CTU), the food aid working group lead, as a cross-contamination mitigation strategy, is lookinginto the provision of food to CTC's for on site-preparation for staff on shift and to patients recuperatedbefore discharge (and possibly care-takers).C-SAFE and WFP, as the two main food pipelines in country, agree for the need to come up with acommonly agreed upon model for food assistance to CTC/CTU.Proposed model for food assistance protocol to CTC/CTU• objective of the food assistance is to reduce the vectors for cross-contamination• modality is hence on-site food preparation only for on-site feeding• ratio to be used for food assistance is one patient to one “other” (all inclusive of staff, caretakers,on-site cooks) across the board• threshold for planning a food support to a CTC/CTU is set at 10 patients per month in ruralsettings and 50 per month in urban• dispatch plan for a daily average of (patients + 1) for a month to a given CTU/CTC: patients’average stay varies from 4 (urban) to 7 days (rural), hence feeding days from 3-6. Some 70%of patients present eat on average on any given day, but 100% of “other” category making upfor the longer stays• rations to be used (grams/person/day) may vary depending on available basket, as per below –averaging a minimum of 1,900 kcal per person per day:Ration ARation B400 gr CER (mml, mz or wheat) 400 gr CSB100 gr PUL 60 gr PUL20 gr VOIL 20 gr VOILRelated issues• the specific identification of the food operator suitable for food preparation on site in any CTC/Umay be problematic – particular attention needs to be given to adherence to minimum hygieneand sanitation standards;• safe water supply needs for food preparation should be considered: the WASH Cluster hasconfirmed on the Inter-Cluster Task Force meeting of 9 December that these are consideredinto their protocol for safe water provision to CTC/Us (as per Sphere standards);• basic kitchen and cooking utensils also need to be considered: WHO has confirmed in on theInter-Cluster meeting of 9 December that such equipment will be added into the “cholera kit”21
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