multisectoral preparedness coordination framework

Resource Landscape. The article extends network management scholarship by integrating sector-based differences within a theoretical framework encompassing extant conceptions of network management.

1 Activate political leadership and a multisectoral coordination mechanism that is efficient, accountable and supports progress in each of the sectors where it is needed. 2020. The BET (base-energy-technical) conceptual framework for multisectoral approaches to the prevention and control of vector-borne diseases. National Disaster Risk Management Strategies. Scope 13 2.3. CE.2 Enabling environment is in place for management of chemical Events. HMIS Health Management Information System HNP Health, Nutrition, and Population ICT Information and Communication Technology IDD Iodine Deficiency Disorder IEG Independent Evaluation Group IFA Iron-folic Acid IFPRI International food Policy Research Institute IIP Iron Intensification Project (Nepal) IMCI Integrated Management of Childhood Illness Methods: Document analysis and in-depth interviews (IDIs) identified stakeholders for The objective of this toolkit is to support One Health platforms and other coordination . Purpose 12 2.2. 133 Dieudonne Diasso et al. Uganda Nutrition Coordination Framework. 2.1 Integrated and Multisectoral coordination 6 2.2 Health Promotion 6 2.3 Health Systems Strengthening 7 2.4 Surveillance, Monitoring and Evaluation 8 3. It is only through such coordinated work where comprehensive national health information systems can be built.

of implementation of a multisectoral, One Health approach 08 1.4. The framework is presented through a visual represen- tation which shows how the seven elements are connected, and how learning happens through-out the multisector collaboration process. (b) If so, does the committee include high-level representatives of all relevant sectors? A network management strategic orientation framework helps clarify and categorize these differences by conceptually bundling managerial attributes and activities (e.g., strategic priorities, operational mechanisms, information use, and service delivery mode) thematically organized around a sector-based normative value set. clusters, cholera task forces, and incident management systems urgently require clarification, harmonisation and agreement by governments and partners". Sample 2 190 (182 using SPAR) IHR (2005) States Parties Annual Reporting 103 Joint External Evaluation 111 Simulation Exercises 52 Regional considerations 17 3. Multisectoral collaborations are not new, theoreti- Multisectoral preparedness coordination framework World Health Organization. WHO approved the standardized JEE tool in February 2016. . Strengthening the mechanisms for coordination, disease surveillance, prevention and control, health . IHR-PVS Bridging Workshop OIE PVS .

. The OHZDP Process uses a mixed methods approach developed by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) One Health Office. Regional Collaboration Framework on Aquatic Animal Health-Activities; Wildlife Health; Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Regional Activities. WHO . implement effective wildlife health monitoring, surveillance and management is key and will be reinforced by the new OIE Wildlife Health Framework that aims to reinforce One Health strategies to manage the risk of disease emergence and protect wildlife health. Specifically, this article extends public management network scholarship by using Herranz's (2008) idea of a multisectoral network (i.e., a network comprised of public, nonprofit,

1-13. Even as the emergent field of network management scholarship advances, current research tends Social determinants of health 09 1.6. The United Nations Framework Classification for Resources (UNFC) and the United Nations Resource Management System (UNRMS) are frameworks developed by experts from government, industry, the . (2020). The Framework is intended to guide and support the development of policies and capacity building activities at both the national and sub-national level to strengthen health emergency preparedness in cities and urban settings, based on priority risks and existing gaps. Purpose 12 2.2. Monitoring and evaluation 11 2. USAID/EPT-2 Preparedness and Response Project (P&R Project) Lionel Gbaguidi . identify key cross-sector stakeholders, barriers, and opportunities for strengthened coordination with potential and existing NTDP stakeholders. It provides an action framework for IOM to undertake activities related to health, border and mobility management, and serves as World Health Organization. In addition to the above . of implementation of a multisectoral, One Health approach 08 1.4. In December 2020, South Sudan launched the National Action Plan for Health Security (NAPHS), as the overarching framework of national priorities for enhancing health security. Multisectoral preparedness coordination framework: best practices, case studies and key elements of advancing multisectoral coordination for health emergency preparedness and health security. As a framework for action . . COVID-19 has shown that although preparedness systems are necessary, they are not sufficient to address health threats without effective leadership. Linking COVID-19 actions to building sustainable capacity development This annex maps actions from the COVID-19 SPRP operational planning guidelines1 to core capacities as described by the IHR 2005 State Party self-assessment annual reporting tool (SPAR)2. Multisectoral preparedness coordination refers to the deliberate collaboration between stakeholders from multiple and diverse sectors and disciplines working towards the shared goal of enhanced health emergency preparedness by leveraging knowledge, expertise, strengths, reach and resources. Licence CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO.

Multisectoral, One Health coordination It is only through such coordinated work where comprehensive national health information systems can be built. Pandemic preparedness is the responsibility of all and it needs a multisectoral and intersectoral . Social determinants of health 09 1.6. Overview; Division of Disease Control and Prevention; Emergency Preparedness and Response; Laboratory Systems and Networks; National Public Health Institutes and Research Network. The three

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The JEE process is wholly transpar- Our Work Menu Toggle. The One Health Assessment for Planning and Performance (OH-APP) is a monitoring framework for multisectoral coordination mechanisms (MCM) to annually self-assess their organizational capacity and performance to inform planning and development assistance.

By engaging multiple sectors, partners can leverage knowled

The HBMM Framework artciuatl es OI Ms ' strategc i roe l and obej ctvies in the prevention, detection and response to communicable diseases in the context of widespread and multi-directional human mobility. coordination for health emergency preparedness and health security Multisectoral Preparedness Coordination Framework: best practices, case studies and key elements of advancing multisectoral coordination for health emergency preparedness and health security ISBN 978-92-4-000623-2 (electronic version) ISBN 978-92-4-000624-9 (print version)

Communication among and between stakeholders 09 1.5. After the consultation and after having received

The original methods of the OHZDP Process have been previously described in detail [5, 6].In short, the OHZDP Process uses established qualitative, semi-quantitative, and quantitative methods to prioritize zoonotic diseases of greatest concern and develop .

There is a likelihood of conflict, often associated with shifting of responsibility, and the power dynamics inherent in multisector collabora-tions [21,22].

Old Nid One Health Operations. 21. : 9240006230. persons at KCCA and its Divisions; Directorate of Strategic Coordination and Implementation at OPM, UNAP . The participants further committed to subsequently provide examples, reviews and references.

. Key elements of multisectoral preparedness coordination 12 ANNEX. Phase 3 actively prioritizes sustainability services by developing a formal Sustainability Plan while simultaneously formalizing and launching multisectoral coordination mechanisms and their action plans. Multisectoral preparedness coordination framework: best practices, case studies and key elements of advancing multisectoral coordination for health emergency preparedness and health security . -Regular collection and management of key data on trends and drivers -Quality and scale . requiring constant management, coordination, proper planning, reciprocal obligations and trust between sectors [19,20]. This article presents an analysis of different network coordination strategies. National recovery plans. IASC Emergency Response Preparedness UN System Coordination for DRR and Resilience WHO Health EDRM Research Network. 1 USAID/EPT-2 Preparedness and Response Project (P&R Project), Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Geneva World Health Organization; 2020, Report No. Multisectoral coordination for preparedness; High population density and movement; Community engagement . The Framework is intended to guide and support the development of policies and capacity building activities at both the national and sub-national level to strengthen health emergency preparedness in cities and urban settings, based on priority risks and existing gaps. : Information Management and Accountability for Multisectoral Nutrition Implementation in Burkina-Faso Type of capacity Key indicators selected to assess needs coordination and partnership Awareness and implementation of actions of the common results framework; Existence of an operational work plan; UNAP implementation Steering Committee Policy Coordination Committee Establishing National Multisectoral Coordination and collaboration mechanisms to prevent, detect, and respond to public health threats in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone 2016-2018. Adapted from the guidance document [13]. Another theoretical implication of the multisectoral trilemma of network management is the possibility to interject and experiment with coordination strategies. The PMK also worked Forestry to develop a shared information system to facilitate risk mapping, information sharing, and decision-making for zoonoses and epidemics, known as SIZE. The principles of effective multisectoral coordination that came out of these efforts have been Structure and mechanisms are the two One Health Operations.

the way for multisectoral coordination through the expected Presidential Instruction to Prevent, Detect, and Respond to Emerging Infectious Disease (INPRES).

Donors and Partners Landscape . Multisectoral Nutrition Governance Multiple determinants (biological, social, cultural, . Multisector collaboration is presented as an iterative process that allow for improvement and learning. R.4.1 System is in place for sending and receiving medical countermeasures during a public health emergency. Health EDRM comprises a set of functions and components that are drawn from multisectoral emergency and disaster management, capacities for implementing the IHR (2005), health system building . for Multisectoral Preparedness Coordination IHR (2005) Health Security. Regional considerations 17 3. Framework and the Global Health Security Agenda coun-try assessment tool, is an objective, voluntary, independent peer-to-peer multisectoral assessment of a country's health security preparedness and response capacity across 19 IHR technical areas. Communication among and between stakeholders 09 1.5. governance and related concepts such as multisectoral governance, collaborative governance or network gover-nance.8 9 Vertical (multilevel) coordination between the central and subnational levels is covered in the litera-ture on decentralisation.10 11 However, there remains a lack of information on how internal coordination within National recovery plans. Key component 1.3.

Coordination Effective coordination is key to success in an MSA and thus one of the fundamental 3C pillars. It also helps to monitor and review progress and challenges in the implementation of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction: 2015-2030 and . Scope 13 2.3. Clarity on the leadership and accountability framework provides the critical cornerstone from which to: (i) develop an overall coordination framework within which humanitarian actors can

Methods the framework features steps such as One Health sensitizations for multisectoral national stakeholders, development of One Health platform terms of reference and other operating guidelines, and application of these tools to coordination of technical . The severe impact of the pandemic is a clarion call for civil society, including development partners, to participate and support the leadership of government in strengthening the health system with digital health. Network. IASC Emergency Response Preparedness UN System Coordination for DRR and Resilience WHO Health EDRM Research Network. Monitoring and evaluation 11 2. It should. The 2018 FAO-OIE-WHO (Tripartite) zoonoses guide, "Taking A Multisectoral, One Health Approach: A Tripartite Guide to Addressing Zoonotic Diseases in Countries" (2018 TZG) is being jointly developed to provide member countries with practical guidance on OH approaches to build national mechanisms for multisectoral coordination, communication, and collaboration to address zoonotic disease . framework for action to advance IHR implementation, thus protecting health security. The OH-APP complements the WHO Joint External Evaluation by providing more specific . 'Concrete action, ' 'Coordination and management' and ' Current and future fi nancing synergies 'dived further into the analysis and evidence to propose amendments to the Framework. 2022-02-10 in Medical Further development of the WHO resource mapping tool facilitated identification of national technical and financial resources for . Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development,Sadiya Umar-Farouq,speaking at the inaugural meeting of the National Flood Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan in . PDF | The implementation of preparedness strategies to prevent and mitigate the impact of global health threats poses several challenges. A revised vision for the global coordination mechanism, supported by a theory of change and results framework; improvements to planning processes according to the updated roles and responsibilities across the Organization's three levels; and enhancements to the global coordination mechanism's governance arrangements. Crucial to the ongoing success of One Health collaboration is sustainable funding: adequate, reliable funds for national One Health platforms and their preparedness activities, and quickly accessible funds for outbreak response. (?2020)?. Use of this guide 15 2.4. Multi-sectoral coordination for nutrition in Chad: a comprehensive and dynamic multi-stakeholder platform Author: Ambarka Youssoufane Year: 2017 Resource type: Other My name is Ambarka Youssoufane and, as ENN's Regional Knowledge Management Specialist for West and Central Africa, I often visit countries in the sub-region to talk with various stakeholders in nutrition and the SUN Movement. Knowledge management framework (Knowledge transfer and use of evidence to improve implementation of OH) . This framework intends to facilitate an increased focus on cities in health emergency preparedness. | Find, read and cite all the research you . and environmental management to join forces. It explains the need for sustainable capacities for longer-term . The USAID-funded programme will support the Ministry of Health led National Steering Committee and the national preparedness and response services, contributing to both national coordination and service delivery in at least 24 municipalities in the East, West and South of Libya. Abbreviation: NGO, nongovernmental organization. Establishing One Health Through Multisectoral Coordination Recent decades have seen many successful initiatives to enhance coordination across sectors in addressing global public health threats such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria. Within the framework of this programme, UNICEF will put a risk . The implementation of regular multisectoral risk assessments and development of the national multi-hazard response plan are core priority actions in the NAPHS. Medical Countermeasures (JEE) 20 %. "In the coming months we will be rolling out training building on available capacity in areas of coordination, surveillance, risk . Multisectoral, One Health coordination The Multi-Sectoral Nutrition (MSN) Coordinator will provide guidance and be responsible for facilitating the implementation of objective three of the second Uganda Nutrition Action Plan (2020-2025) through working closely nutrition focal. National committee for multisectoral emergency management (a) Has a national committee for multisectoral emergency management been established? The principles of effective multisectoral coordination that came out of these efforts have been those elements form the basis of a multisectoral preparedness coordination framework that will aim to improve coordination among relevant public stakeholders, particularly actors beyond the traditional health sector, such as finance, foreign affairs, interior and defence ministries, national parliaments, non-state actors, and the private sector, Back to What we do Regional Activities. The national coordination agency prepared the framework and mechanism for the development of coordination about financial and policy activities among all stakeholders. . Framework for Implementation 9 3.1 Timeframe for implementation 9 3.2 Implementation Mechanism 9 Despite the adoption of the principle, coordination and management has increasingly become complex and vibrant. Following a great Program Management role in a World Bank funded multisectoral operation in the Marshall Islands (Pacific region); I am just back to Cairo, Egypt with a number of exciting opportunities to assess and move forward to even more exciting opportunities in health systems and services development in the middle of the COVID-9 pandemic. CMAM Community-based Management of Acute Malnutrition CSO Civil Society Organization DA Development Agent DRM Disaster Risk Management DRMCC Disaster Risk Management Coordination Commission EIAR Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research ENA Essential Nutrition Action EPHI Ethiopian Public Health Institute

This paper describes the technical approach used by a donor-funded program to strengthen multisectoral coordination on AMR in 11 countries as part of their efforts to advance the objectives of the Global Health Security Agenda and discusses some of the challenges and lessons learned. OH APP Workshop Resources. Multiple sectors and partners are engaged in the COVID-19 preparedness and response framework for South Africa led by the National Department of Health. English Analysis on World about Coordination and Health; published on 24 Sep 2013 by Roll Back Malaria and UNDP . Multisectoral preparedness coordination framework World Health Organization, 2020 This document provides States Parties, ministries, and relevant sectors and stakeholders with an overview of the key elements for overarching, all hazard, multisectoral coordination for emergency preparedness and health security, informed by best practices . One Health Outlook, 1 (4) (2019), pp. 2022-04-05 in Social Science Urban areas, especially cities, have unique vulnerabilities that need to be addressed and accounted for in health emergency preparedness. Use of this guide 15 2.4. the framework features steps such as One Health sensitizations for multisectoral national stakeholders, development of One Health platform terms of reference and other operating guidelines, and application of these tools to coordination of technical assistance . multiple case study design was utilized to explore multisectoral collaboration in Ethiopia for strengthening public health capacities in two cases: public health emergency preparedness (PHEP) and zoonotic diseases (ZD). THE BENEFITS Improved animal and public health THE SOLUTION OIE WILDLIFE HEALTH FRAMEWORK Resource Landscape. Multisectoral preparedness coordination framework: best practices, case studies and key elements of advancing multisectoral coordination for health emergency preparedness and health security View/ Open 9789240006232-eng.pdf (348.6Kb) Rights c b n a View Statistics Show Statistical Information Share Citation World Health Organization. National Disaster Risk Management Strategies. The integration of nutrition in nutrition sensitive sectors and their coordination is a condition for success. Learn More.

Coordination has also been compromised by lack of clarity of roles and responsibilities, inadequate harmonisation and alignment of interventions and programmes with national priorities and programmes. The severe impact of the pandemic is a clarion call for civil society, including development partners, to participate and support the leadership of government in strengthening the health system with digital health. A multisectoral coordination framework, the CMPS4 exists, but not functional. WHO Multisectoral Preparedness Coordination Framework WHO Occupational safety and health in public health emergencies: a manual for protecting health workers and responders About Us About this guide 12 2.1. Sendai Framework Monitor. A new version of WHO\u2019s Strategic partnership for health security and emergency preparedness\/a> portal, launched in 2021, enhances WHO leadership in multisectoral coordination and collaboration for preparedness.

Sendai Framework Monitor. National institutional framework for multisectoral emergency management Essential attribute 6. Chemical Events (JEE) 20 %. These strategic approaches to network coordination range along an active-to-passive managerial continuum. Establish/Strengthen multisectoral coordination at both national and subnational levels including identification of needs and procurement of required supplies. COVID-19 in Asia and the Pacific; SEACFMD; International Movement of Competition Horses; GF-TADs; Tripartite Coordination; Collaboration Framework on . Donors and Partners Landscape . By mixing and adjusting coordination activities in the transorganizational processes of a network, it is theoretically conceivable to cultivate a check-and-balance or integrated .

Establishing One Health Through Multisectoral Coordination Recent decades have seen many successful initiatives to enhance coordination across sectors in addressing global public health threats such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria. Multisectoral action on malaria is . IHR-PVS Bridging Workshop OIE PVS . The Emergency Preparedness and Response Lead at WHO Tanzania, Dr. Grace Saguti said the arrival of the 8 vehicles were an assurance that Tanzania will participate in the implementation of the Flagship Project. Multisectoral approach (MSA) refers to deliberate collaboration among various stakeholder groups (e.g., government, civil society, and private sector) and sectors (e.g., health, environment, and economy) to jointly achieve a policy outcome. The new multisectoral nutrition policy coordination, which is based on this previous coordination framework, is therefore still a challenge. WHO . Multisectoral preparedness coordination framework: best practices, case studies and key elements of advancing multisectoral coordination for health emergency preparedness and health security. According to Herranz, these coordination mechanisms manifest themselves as strategic coordination processesbureaucratic, entrepreneurial, and communityin multisectoral networks comprised of public, nonprofit, and for-profit organizations. illustrated framework for better understanding the relationship between network evolution and coordination. This plan will provide an integrated framework for national preparedness and response to an influenza pandemic. P.2.1 A functional mechanism is established for the coordination and integration.