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Analysis of gender differences |
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1. Balanced ratio of evaluators/tranlators. |
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2. Balanced ratio of population consulted regarding their health needs. |
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3. Collection and gender analyis of the following data: |
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- Mortality rates by cause and clinical mortality rates disaggregated by age and gender;
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- Households headed by women, men, boys, and girls;
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- Social structures, including authority/influence positions and roles of women and men;
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- Groups with specific needs by age and gender.
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Analysis of gender differences |
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1. Opening hours, staffing and location of health services ensure equal access for women and men. |
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2. Care and establishment strategies address needs equitably. |
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3. Percentage of establishments with basic infrastructure, equipment, supplies, medicines, space, and trained personnel for reproductive health care, including birthing and emergency obstetrics. |
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4. Percentage of establishments for confidential assistance to survivors of sexual violence. |
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5. Ratio of health workers and psychosocial care community workers, by gender and age. |
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1. Percentage of women, girls, boys and men with access to sanitation materials (including home disposal systems for women's sanitary products). |
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2. Percentage of women, girls, boy and men with access to drinking water. |
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3. Percentage of women, girls, boys and men with access to food assistance programs. |
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4. Percentage of centers providing confidential assistances to survivors of sexual violence. |
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5. Percentage of women, girls, boys and men with access to health care services. |
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1. Balanced proportion of women and men participating in the design, execution, monitoring and evaluation of humanitarian health interventions. |
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2. Balanced proportion in decision-making positions. |
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3. Balanced proportion of local women and men hired/deployed in the health sector. |
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4. Balanced proportion of international women and men hired/deployed in the health sector. |
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5. Women and men regularly participate in group activities and meetings. |
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Measures focused on gender analysis |
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1. Messages on HIV/AIDS are disseminated, particularly directed to men, active and recently discharged members of the armed forces/security forces, displaced populations and refugees. |
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2. Communication strategies are developed and applied, on specific health risks that affect women and men, as well as communication strategies focused on adolescents. |
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Training/strenghtening of workforce |
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1. Balance/proportion of community women and men trained to provide health services. |
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2. Balance/proportion of employment in the health sector for women and men that have been trained. |
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3. Measures to address gender-based violence. |
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4. 24-hour access to services related to sexual violence. |
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5. Personnel is aware of medical confidentiality and adheres to it. |
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6. Personned is trained in the clinical management of rape situations. |
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7. Confidential mechanism to provide psychosocial and health services to rape survivors. |
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8. Information campaigns for men and women on the health risks of sexual violence in the comunity. |
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Surveillance and evaluation based on data by gender and age |
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1. Demographic data on mortality, mobidity and health services is collected and disseminated regurlarly, disaggregated by gender and age, and a gender analysis is applied. |
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2. Percentage of participatory assessment reports that address the needs equitably. |
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3. Formal monitoring and participative assessment mechanisms that provide information on the effects of the humanitarian crisis on the health of women, girls, boys and men.
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Coordination of measures with all actors |
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1. Health sector agents in contact with agents from other sectors to coordinate gender situations. |
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2. The sector/cluster has an action plan to deal with gender situations. |
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