Transcript Sexual and Reproductive Health Programme in Crisis and

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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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