Sexual and Reproductive Health Programme in Crisis and
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From choice, a world of possibilities
Sexual and Reproductive
Health Programme in Crisis
and Post Crisis Situations
An Overview: SPRINT (Sexual and
Reproductive Health Programme in
Humanitarian Settings)
Addressing all stages of the emergency management cycle.
Improving the health outcomes of crisis affected
populations by reducing preventable SRH morbidity and
mortality.
Increasing the timely access for crisis affected populations
to life-saving sexual and reproductive health services as
outlined in the Minimum Initial Services Package (MISP).
Providing services ranging from emergency obstetric care
(EmOnC) for pregnant women, antenatal care, services for
sexual and gender-based violence (GBV), sexually
transmitted diseases (STI), including HIV/AIDs, and family
In our experience……
September 2013-14 - 100 % health service
delivery points were damaged during Baluchistan
Earthquake.
May 2014- “After an hour and a half when we
reached the district health centre, there was no
doctor however after I made a scene, a doctor
came and checked and pronounced her dead due to
obstructed labour. I will never forget that night, she
was only 24 years old”- Saifullah, age 35
Afghanistan
Emergency Response
ADVOCATING for SRHR
during emergencies
SPRINT in South Asia
Integration of MISP in crises into the
Disaster Risk Reduction and Preparedness
action Plan of Provincial/District Disaster
Management Authority, Government of
Pakistan.
Country Coordination Teams
Regional and In-country MISP Trainings
Rapid Assessments
Emergency Response/ Post Emergency
Review
South Asia Regional IAWG
In coordination with IAWG and
UNFPA
Formation of CCTs
Roles and Responsibilities
Sustainability
UN/
NGOs
Interlinkages
Donor
Govt
Others
Resource
Mobilization
Sustainability
Innov
BLF
ECHO
“Do not wait for an
emergency
to address the MISP”
Saving Lives: SPRINT in South Asia
SPRINT in South Asia_F.pdf
For more information:
Contact: Nimisha Goswami,
Regional Manager, SPRINT
Initiative
International Planned Parenthood
Federation, South Asia Region
[email protected]
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