occupied Palestinian territory 2021

Overview
Clusters7

People in need

1.4m

People targeted

1.2m

People reached

0.7m

Requirements ($)

$46.4m

Coverage (%)

80.9%

Unmet ($)

$8.9m

Indicator Overview

Indicator	Unit	Target
CO1: Ensure the availability of acceptable and quality essential healthcare services to vulnerable communities in oPt
IN1: # of most vulnerable people in oPt accessing quality lifesaving health interventions by type of service, including primary healthcare, nutrition, child health, sexual and reproductive health, including SGBV, mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), healthcare for elderly, and rehabilitation services for people with disabilities (PwD) (sex, age and disability disaggregated indicator)	People	871,576
CO2: Strengthen the healthcare system's capacity to respond to emergencies and build community resilience to cope with the impact of current and future crises
IN1: # of healthcare facilities and healthcare workers with capacity to respond to emergencies (including COVID-19) and are prepared to cope with impact of current and future crises		243,953
CO3: Advocate for unhindered and equitable access to healthcare and protection of the right to health for all, including the most vulnerable in oPt
IN1: # of patients, companions and healthcare workers benefitting from documentation, monitoring and advocacy activities (sex, age and disability disaggregated indicator)	People	37,887
CA1: Provide L2 PHC health care services using mobile clinics, including consultations, supply of drugs/equipment/ disposables, integration of Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) and prevention and referral of SGBV.
IN1: # of people who have access to L2 PHC services	People	99,171
IN2: # of children under 5 receiving health and nutrition services through mobile clinics	Children	7,162
IN3: # of people directly benefitting from awareness sessions and health / nutrition education	People	51,771
IN4: # of women received SRH services	Women	12,129
IN5: # of health workers trained on different SRH topics	Health Workers	142
IN6: # of SGBV survivors reached within 72hrs of incident	Survivors	35
CA2: Deliver essential elective surgery, emergency and trauma care at all levels of the pathway, through life- and limb-saving training, triage and injury protocols, deployment of emergency medical teams, timely data and multidisciplinary rehabilitation.
IN1: # of cases received frontline prehospital care	Cases	23,000
IN2: # of cases received appropriate care in the emergency department using a standard validated triage tool and vital signs monitoring	Cases	107,000
IN3: # of acute surgical interventions conducted	Interventions	8,863
IN4: # of patients treated for limb reconstruction	Patients	540
IN5: # of patients treated for post-operative care	Patients	1,320
IN6: # of health staff trained on essential life-saving interventions	Medical Staff	11,150
IN7: # of patients benefitted from provision of elective surgery	Patients	8,010
CA3: Provide essential medical supplies (medicines, disposables, blood components, etc) for acutely vulnerable NCD patients and preventive activities at the community level.
IN1: # of NCD patients benefitted from access to medicines (cancer, diabetic >60 and <18, hypertensive >60, or/and patients with kidney failure)	Patients	64,456
IN2: # of healthcare workers providing NCD treatment trained on NCD management	Health Workers	50
IN3: # of people directly benefiting from NCD awareness sessions and health education	People	6,272
CA4: Provide access to healthcare and nutrition that prevent excessive maternal and newborn morbidity and mortality by ensuring that clean and safe delivery, essential newborn care and emergency obstetric and newborn care services are available at all times.
IN1: # of neonates receiving quality healthcare services in NICUs	Children	25,722
IN2: # of < 5 children receiving targeted health and nutrition interventions	Children	167,600
IN3: # of women in reproductive age, pregnant and lactating women receiving quality maternal and nutrition services	Women	162,657
IN4: # of healthcare workers trained on neonate interventions and SRH topic and management of Malnutrition	Health Workers	1,190
IN5: # of people directly benefitting from awareness sessions and health education	People	264,071
CA5: Deliver multidisciplinary management of neglected people with disabilities (PwD) including rehabilitation services, psychosocial support and community awareness on disabilities and other cross cutting issues.
IN1: # of PwDs with access to multidisciplinary rehabilitation	People	4,300
IN2: # of healthcare workers trained of inclusive healthcare services	Health Workers	145
IN3: # of people directly benefiting from disability care awareness sessions and health education	People	14,600
CA6: Establish MHPSS services ensuring inclusion of marginalized people, provide psychological first aid to those exposed to traumatic events, integrate MH into all health facilities through provision of MHPSS training for healthcare workers essential psychotropic medicines and ensuring clinical case management is evidence based.
IN1: # of trained healthcare providers and community workers on MHPSS, including mhGAP	Service Providers	1,275
IN2: # patients with access to MHPSS services	Patients	196,650
IN3: # of people directly benefitting from awareness session and mental health promotion activities	People	147,008
CA7: Strengthen health sector coordination and health information systems to improve the effectiveness health response for people in need, with an emphasis on enhancing protection and increasing access for health across the oPt
IN1: # of Health Cluster partners trained on key priority themes (such as protection, gender, disability)	Partners	100
IN2: # of healthcare facilities reporting to the Health Cluster HeRAMS	Facilities	180
IN3: # of partners contributing to the PARP “partners activity reporting platform”	Partners	60
IN4: # of local NGOs included in the HRP with self-led projects	NNGOs	10
CA8: Document and monitor barriers to healthcare services access, including for patients requiring and receiving permits to reach essential healthcare services, as a basis for evidence-based advocacy.
IN1: % of patients and companions requiring permits to access essential healthcare services receiving permits	Patients	37,887
CA9: Document and monitor attacks on healthcare as a basis for prevention efforts and evidence-based advocacy.
IN1: # of agencies contributing to documentation of attacks on healthcare	Agencies	15
IN2: # of healthcare staff benefitted from monitoring and protection interventions	Health Workers	3,300
CA10: Provide essential medical supplies: laboratory, hospital and community-based case management, infection prevention and control items to build the capacity of health system to timely and effectively respond to the outbreaks of new and re-emerging infectious diseases
IN1: # of people with access to testing to detect communicable diseases e.g. COVID-19	People	220,000
IN2: # of healthcare workers protected with the provision of PPE	Health Workers	23,953
IN3: # of healthcare workers trained on laboratory testing, case management	Health Workers	500
IN4: # of non-medical staff and community health workers trained on protocols, IPC, etc	Staff	240
IN5: # of treatment/ isolation/ quarantine facilities supported including medical supplies and equipment	Facilities	35
CA11: Enhance preparedness within the health sector to better deal with sudden onset events, such as heightened conflict and disease outbreak, through stockpiling lab supplies, drugs, disposables, and IPC supplies, capacity building, enhanced coordination and communication.
IN1: # of healthcare facilities with prepositioned items	Facilities	92
IN2: # of affected benefitted from prepositioned supplies	People	31,000
IN3: # of healthcare facilities which have a disaster plan including management of mass casualties, reviewed and rehearsed on a regular basis	Facilities	50
IN4: # of healthcare workers trained on emergency preparedness	Health Workers	100
IN5: # of people from the community to benefit from provision of first aid kits and first aid training	People	600
CA12: Strengthen health information management systems including disease surveillance to improve the speed and effectiveness of emergency responses.
IN1: % of cases reported to WHO within 24 hours of confirmation as per IHR requirement	Percentage	100
IN2: # of trained multidisciplinary RRTs		24
IN3: # of healthcare workers trained in surveillance and early detection	Health Workers	80
CA13: Provide support to conduct supplementary emergency vaccination activities, including for COVID-19
IN1: # of vulnerable people vaccinated	People	503,892
CA14: Support risk communication and community engagement especially targeting high risk groups and to combat misconceptions and stigma
IN1: # of printed prevention messaging material distributed	Materials	200,005
IN2: # of views through social media platforms and other media channels with communicable diseases prevention measures		1,780,000
CA15: Document and monitor barriers to healthcare services access, including for patients requiring and receiving permits to reach essential healthcare services, as a basis for evidence-based advocacy.
IN1: % of patients and companions requiring permits to access essential healthcare services receiving permits	Patients	0
CA16: Document and monitor attacks on healthcare as a basis for prevention efforts and evidence-based advocacy.
IN1: # of agencies contributing to documentation of attacks on healthcare	Agencies	0
IN2: # of healthcare staff benefitted from monitoring and protection interventions	Staff	0

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