In the event of a disaster, the existing water storage facilities are inadequate to meet the current or expected demands. The existing water supply pipe lines are vulnerable and basic WASH materials are lacking to meet the demand in the event of the disaster. Preparedness and response capacities of health facilities are insufficient due to the lack of trained professional human resources, lack of coordination and inadequate policies. Issues at Health Sector level include the lack of health personnel preparedness for hazards other than epidemics, lack of awareness and knowledge on DRM, the lack of implementation of the health disaster preparedness and response plans, and no mechanism for networking and resources sharing.
2024-11-01
Disaster Terminology
Disaster Management
Cycle
Sphere Standard
Epidemiological Management During Emergency
Solid/ Medical Waste Management
What is Hygiene Promotion?
Drinking Water Quality
Treatment and Hygiene
Practical on Drinking water quality
treatment and hygiene
Sanitation
its importance
type and its use during emergency
Practical on toilet construction during emergency
Six Steps to Hygiene Promotion
Risk Practices
Practices to target
Motivating Behavior Change
Communicating Hygiene
Conclusion: Hygiene Promotion: Practical and Effective
Application of GIS in WASH and public health
Introduction to GIS
Spatial Data collection in GIS for WASH and public health
The promotion of good hygiene practices.
Provision of safe drinking water.
Reduction of environmental health risks
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