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Obstacles aux services de santé contre la violence basée sur le genre dans les contextes humanitaires pendant la réponse au COVID-19
February 9, 2022 | 13:30 – 14:30 (Geneva, GMT +1)
The Global Health Cluster and the READY Initiative hosted this one-hour webinar to explore the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on gender-based violence (GBV) health services in humanitarian settings. The webinar shared findings and recommendations from the desk review of the same name (view/download the desk review).
Live interpretation for this event was provided in French and Arabic.
Moderator:
Ms. Donatella Massai, Technical Advisor, COVID-19 Task Team, Global Health Cluster
Présentateurs :
- Ms. Saba Zariv, Gender-based Violence Advisor, Global Health Cluster, Opening Remarks
- Dr. Krista Bywater, Senior Advisor, Gender Equality, Save the Children, COVID-19 and Barriers to GBV Health Services: Cox’s Bazar, Iraq, & Northeastern Nigeria
Panélistes :
- Dr. Hur Salman, Head of Medical Committee, DARY Humanitarian Organization, Iraq
- Dr. A. F. M. Mahbubul Alam, Sector Lead-Health and Nutrition, BRAC, Bangladesh
- Dr. Midala Usman Balami, Sexual Reproductive Health/GBV Officer, UNFPA, Nigeria
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Vaccins contre la COVID-19 pour les populations marginalisées : communication sur les risques et engagement communautaire
Ce webinaire, qui réunit des intervenants de certains pays, met en lumière les approches locales en matière d'accès et d'acceptation du vaccin contre la COVID-19 parmi les populations autochtones et les réfugiés difficiles à atteindre. Il a été organisé par le HCR, la FICR, l'UNICEF, l'OIM et l'Initiative READY dans le cadre d'une série de webinaires du service collectif du RCCE. Le webinaire est conçu autour du lancement de la série Communication des risques et orientations sur l'engagement communautaire concernant les vaccins contre la COVID-19 pour les populations marginalisées (apprendre encore plus | télécharger), un document d’orientation interinstitutions qui complète le paquet de création de demande COVAX pour les vaccins COVID-19 avec des considérations clés pour les contextes humanitaires et les populations marginalisées ayant des besoins spécifiques en matière d’accès et de communication.
Une interprétation en direct a été assurée en français, en espagnol et en arabe pour cet événement.
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Renforcer les services de santé publique de première ligne pendant la COVID-19 : introduction d'outils innovants pour l'ANJE pour les agents de santé et de nutrition
May 25, 2021 | Introducing innovative IYCF tools for health and nutrition workers
The COVID-19 pandemic is an unprecedented global emergency affecting almost every country in the world with millions of cases and deaths. Research findings show that there have been disruptions and reductions in key maternal and child health services in many countries due to COVID-19.
Funded by USAID’s Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance, Save the Children and partners have developed new tools focused on innovative solutions to support health and nutrition workers providing lifesaving services and support to caregivers during a time requiring social distancing, reduced contact, and other service adaptations.
In this one hour webinar, the following innovations were presented:
- An interactive digital platform providing access to the most up-to-date and relevant resources in Infant and Young Child Nutrition in Emergencies
- A set of micro-learning videos for frontline staff; and
- A set of globally-endorsed guidelines on the provision of e-Counseling, the facilitation of group support, and home visits during COVID-19.
Practitioners from Save the Children and partners shared their experiences and challenges protecting and supporting caregivers and their children during the COVID-19 pandemic, and their insights on these innovative and game-changing tools.
Participants shared their thoughts, questions, and considerations around the new tools.
This webinar featured representatives from:
- Save the Children’s global technical team
- Infant Feeding in Emergency (IFE) Core Group
- Frontline health and nutrition practitioners from Save the Children country programs
Platform/Global Repository
Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies Hub (“IYCFEHub”), https://iycfehub.org/: This growing collection (460 resources at this writing) presents resources related to IYCF, filterable by audience, topic, user challenge, country, and many other facets. The repository is curated by Save the Children, IFE Core Group, ENN, USAID, ACF USA, PATH, and SafelyFed Canada (2021).
Guidelines (housed on IYCFEHub)
- Home Visits: Practical Guidelines for Conducting Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) Home Visits in the Context of COVID-19.
- Support Group Sessions: Practical Guidelines for Conducting Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) Support Group Sessions in the Context of COVID-19.
- E-Counseling: Practical Guidelines For Conducting Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) E-Counseling with Considerations for Planning and Implementation
Videos (housed on Save the Children’s Resource Centre)
These two videos are both approx. 5 minutes long, and are available in English, Arabic, French, and Spanish.
- Key Messages to Strengthen IYCF: Key messages to help strengthen infant and young child feeding during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Counseling Tips: Counseling Tips for Supporting Pregnant Women and Mothers and Caregivers of Young Children in IYCF during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
The Guidelines and Videos above were produced by Save the Children, IFE Core Group, ENN, USAID, ACF USA, PATH, and SafelyFed Canada (2021).
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