Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Name
Contacts in Jordan
(country area code: ++962)
and Iraq
ACF - France Khadidja Amine Amman 079 5087576 acfjor@go.com.jo
Response Jordan
Regional Presence
Present in Baghdad Water supply stock capacity for 40,000 people Water treatment plant for 10,000 people Sanitation kit for 500 latrines ACT-member, Christian Aid (CA): emergency projects with different Kurdish NGOs in Northern Iraq: Housing and feeding IDPs, and upgrading sanitation facilities with Rehabilitation, Education, and Community Health (REACH) Local NGO response coordination and health training programme with IKNN Training in rights under IHL and human rights law in case of conflict with HRDG Training in protection under Islamic law with IFSR Assessments with IRAC Present in Baghdad NFIs, food commodities positioned Plans: food distribution (wheat, complementary food) with WFP NFI (incl. tents) distribution
Syria (ACFUS) Iran (ACFSpain) ACT members present in Syria, and Turkey
ACTED
Florence Arnaud Amman 077 200212 Cyril.dupre@acted.org Cyril du Pre Baghdad Satphone: +873 762824045 Thuraya: +882 1663225728 laurentlaloge@atge.automail .com
Iran Kuwait
ADRA
Helene Ribier Amman 079 5513983 amijor@hotmail.com Kasra Mofarah Baghdad amirak@inmarsat. francetelecom.fr
Present in Baghdad
Air-Serv
Susan MacGregor Amman 079 6941365 smacgregor@airserv.org Savino Marinelli Amman 06 5607607 +882 1651109138 iraq2003@alisei.org
ALISEI (Association for International Cooperation & Humanitarian Aid) AmeriCares Foundation
Worked in North Iraq from 1993-98 (resettlement programme: housing construction) May work in central Iraq through a Jordanian NGO (rehabilitation of houses)
Health
Medicines, medical supplies, clothing, shoes being assembled in the NGOs warehouses in US and Europe Medical aid delivered to Kirkuk and Erbil Team to travel to Kirkuk and Erbil to assess medical situation in hospitals and clinics and determine critical needs
Jorge Andrade Fundacaoami@mail.telepac.pt +351 91 4112249 Lucia Oliveira Amman 079 687 0029 amilucia2003@yahoo.com
1 ton of milk for children, 1 ton of water prepositioned 2 emergency health kits from IDA (20,00050,000 people for 3 months) prepositioned Cargo (10 tons of hum. aid, mainly medical supplies) sent to Nukhayab (Anbar governorate) Medical team operates in a health centre in Nukhayab Exploratory mission to Karbala: to reopen the health centre in Babylon, in the periphery of Karbala for the medical team to operate Plans in Baghdad area (Governorate of Anbar, district of Al-Rutbah, village of Nukhayab: Emergency medical / health interventions Clinical health care (primary and hospital) Public health / disease prevention/control Nutrition assessment surveys Clinical nutrition / therapeutic feeding Health infrastructure assessment Rehabilitation of health infrastructure Training of health professionals
ANERA (American Near Eat Refugee Aid) APN (Architects for People in Need)
Education and watsan programmes in Iraq since 2001 Food distribution in Baghdad Rehabilitation and support to vocational centres and custodial institutions in Hay Tarik and Hay Rashad (Baghdad) Health services WatSan programmes
Kim Hae Hyong drkimhr@hanmail.net David Blanc Amman 079 6777695 davidblanc@free.fr Present in Baghdad
Australian Relief and Mercy Services AVSI (Associazone Volontari per il Servizio Internazionale)
Medium and long-term projects Emergency relief Education Health Rehabilitation Urban Poverty Agriculture and Rural Poverty
Leban on
Health
Mobile surgical theatre together with interns available Medicaments prepared on the basis of the needs in Iraq ready to be shipped
Syria
CARE International
Liam Maguire Amman 079 5328264 06 5527921 Anis Tarabey Amman 079 5661298 crjordan@accessme.com Alia Khalifeh Amman 079 669 9005 06 552 7921 aliakh@globalone.com.jo Graham Miller Amman 079 5309045 graham@care.org.jo
Office and ongoing programme in Iraq since 1991 55 water bladders in Iraq prepositioned Lactose-free milk supply to hospitals with paediatric beds in 14 Governorates in Centre and South Mobile repair workshops for emergency repairs of water installations, generators, disposal systems, pumps and chlorinators Hygiene materials and education for vulnerable women and children Fuel and transport prepositioned for water distribution Immediate emergency response: In addition to the CARE Iraq Country Director and national staff, international staff members are now present in Baghdad CARE is conducting concurrent assessment and rapid repair of water installations CARE is conducting assessment and concurrent response for 100 Primary Health Care Centres in Baghdad. CARE has currently fixed and installed generators in 6 hospitals in Baghdad Delivering of cleaning materials and disinfectants to hospitals (24 at this stage) Detailed assessment of hospital needs in and around Baghdad Working with Ministries of Health and Water to support them to restart operations Convoys sent from Jordan to Baghdad carrying medical supplies and food items. Planned: Food: Emergency food distribution to hospitals and vulnerable groups in center and south (14 Governorates) Supplementary feeding to Paediatric hospitals in center and south WatSan: Emergency water distribution and installation repairs Training, monitoring, assessment, and education related to water sector (national) Health: Emergency medical supplies to hospitals Lactose-free milk supply to hospitals with paediatric beds in 14 Governorates in center and south Hospital and healthcare centre rehabilitation Integrated health and medical supply programme (national) Girls education
Ongoing established programmes (since 1948) CARE International is the implementing partner for UNHCR and HCO for Ruwayshed Refugee Camp A, Camp B for third country nationals and the camp in Al Karama No Mans Land. CARE is conducting activities including distributing food and non food items, erecting tents and rubb halls in these locations. Management of extended point of delivery at the refugee camp
CARITAS Jordan
Jamal Hatter Amman 077 270817 06 4639032 cari@go.com.jo Bjarne Jorgensen Amman 06 5699432 caritasb@go.com.jo
Education Health Psychoso cial support Relief Health Office in Baghdad Run 14 SFPs (distributed first aid kits and equipment) Will work in four cities: Mosul, Kirkuk, Basra, and Baghdad
CARITAS Iraq
Chanon Bernstein Amman 079 5841646 cbernsteinjazz@hotmail.co m Giorgio Trombatore +965 6342485 +962 77232126 Mufleh Talouzi Amman 077 261287 06 5664552 cesvijordan@yahoo.co.uk Monica Luxa Amman 079 6941235 monicaluxa@cesvi.org Psychosocial support for children Education Rehabilitat ion WatSan Need assessment ongoing in South Iraq (az-Zubahir and al Basrah) Need assessment for West and Central Iraq to be started within the end of April Operative in Jordan (regional office in the Middle East) Delivered 20,000 food rations to Rwaished camp (in cooperation with GA-Alliance 2015) Kuwai t West Bank Leban on
Operational in Jordan (5 years): infrastructure construction, agricultural/irrigation, microcredit, small enterprises programmes Planned: Shelter & NFI, WatSan, Logistics
Christian Aid
Concern Worldwide
John Kilkenny +965 9881507 jj_kilkenny@yahoo.co.uk Kwan Li Kladstrup +965 9131729 kkladstrup@yahoo.com dominic.macsorley@ concern.ie
Housing and feeding IDPs, and upgrading sanitation facilities with rehabilitation, Education, Community Health (REACH) in Baghdada Local NGO response coordination and health training programme with IKNN in Baghdad Training gin rights under IHL and human rights law in case of conflict with HRDG Training in protection under Islamic law with IFSR Warehouse (NFIs, water tanks, pumps, etc.) in Ireland Partner of IOM for IDPs as Governorate Focal Point in the governorate Salah-ad-Din
Kuwait
Mark Smith msmith@convoyofhope.org Mario Bofondi +961 3 977336 bofondi@coopi.org Davide Martina +39 02 3085057 martina@coopi.org coopi@coopi.org Giorgio Carlo Torditi Baghdad Satphone: +882 1651110620 tardit@coopi.org WatSan IDPs and Refugees Shelter & NFI Food aid Health & Nutrition Emergenc y rehabilitation Agriculture /livestock Income generation Education & training 3 emergency specialised staff in Jordan, Iran, Kuwait, with a roster of about 20 aid workers ready to move with two weeks notice Iran
Counterpart International
Brian Propp +202 721 1503 brian@counterpart.org Darshana Vyas +202 721 1547 dvyas@counterpart.org Galawezh Bayiz galawezh@counterpart.org
Relief Health & Child Survival Civil Society Food Security & Sustainable Agriculture Enterprise Development
Presence in Northern Iraq Acquisitions (including foodstuffs, medical equipment, and pharmaceutics) awaiting shipment Registered transportation company on standby Planned: Humanitarian assistance (short and long-term) performance of multiple needs-based assessments, shipment and distribution of foodstuffs, medical equipment and pharmaceuticals, monitoring and evaluation of community impact, etc. Health & child survival (short and long-term) emergency health care, primary health care, preand neo-natal assistance and training, pediatric services, reproductive health, hygiene sanitation, trauma counseling, community based rehabilitation, health education and training, capacity building, health surveillance system, etc. Civil society community development, etc. Food security & sustainable agriculture school feeding programmes, nutrition education, food distribution, etc. Enterprise development Plan to provide an integrated mine clearance capacity in the South Iraq (initially clearing munitions dumps in schools, mosques, and other public places)
Kuwait
DCA (DanChurch Aid) Diakonia Emergency Aid Germany DRC (Danish Refugee Council)
Christina Svane Amman 079 5730003 Christina@go.com.jo Rainer Lang + 4917 15353908 rainer_lang@hotmail.com Peter Krogh Sorensen Amman 079 5847006 Satphone: +882 1654260540 sat2@drc.dk Michel Savel Amman 06 5666301 emdh@go.com.jo Distribution Camp managements Registration
In partnership with WFP, will conduct food distribution and registration in Diyala Governorate In partnership with IOM, camp management in Diyala Governorate (coordination, registration)
Present in Iraq since 1997, running programmes: rehabilitation and equipment of specialized institutes in Iraq; street children in Baghdad Gather together vulnerable children who became displaced during the war Food distribution and social care in the specialized institutes of Iraq and for IDPs
Shaun Walsh swalsh@fhi.net Peter Drejer Sundt Amman 077 856619 nexus@oz.net Kenneth Laura Amman 079 6961303 klaura@fhi.net Terry Laura tlaura@fhi.net
Food & NFIs for past 4 years in Mosul, Kirkuk, Baghdad, and Basra through Jordanian partner Resume and expand food and NFI project: 20,000 families, monthly distributions, 6 months initially GIK Hygiene kits
Support IOM and JRCS in assistance TCNs by providing supplementary food and nonfood assistance (bottled water, sesame halva, dried dates, milk for weaned children, fruit juice, child blankets, antiseptic wipes, antiseptic powder) to young children and vulnerable women at camp B and during their travel to Aqaba. If emergency persists, FOCUS is likely to change the composition of the assistance package FOCUS will establish a permanent registration with the Government and when the current TCN crisis is over, will continue to provide assistance to people at risk, focusing on protecting the health and development potential of young children and vulnerable women.
Foundation TOGETHER
Simone Pott Rudiger Ehrler Amman 079 5572219 06 5664552 Tel/Fax Simone.pott@dwhh.de rudiger.ehrler@freenet.de Floris Faber Floris.faber@miseast.org
20.000 food rations on stock (local purchase) warehouse in Amman, transport to refugee camps Support CESVI Deliver 1.300 MT food
Paul Kelly Amman 077 457918 goal@go.com.jo Sungkuk Kim Amman 079 5856202 pray4me@chol.com Waleed Madanat Amman 079 5361882 almadanat@hotmail.com
Shelter Food
Established office in An Nassiriya Database to track projects in the sectors of watsan, health, and rehabilitation in the governorates of ThiQar and Al Muthanna
Kuwait
Handicap International
Health care
HI Emergency Kit (100 prosthesis prepositioned) 200 Walking Kit prepositioned 120 Rolling chair prepositioned Present in Baghdad Planned: Post surgical support and prosthesis Physiotherapy Basic home care Support the authorities in the definition of a development strategy for disability within the public health and social framework Technical support for accessibility of PWDs in reconstruction framework Mine action and awareness
Physical rehabilitation services, transportation of PWDs Psychosocial support to traumatized refugees/PWDs ID cards for PWDs and Extremely Vulnerable Individual giving right, in theory, op prioritized treatment, i.e. faster distribution of food, care provision, etc. Mine action and awareness
Handicap InternationalBelgium
Health care
Present in Northern Iraq since 1991 (1 centre in Sulaimaniyah, 1 in Hababja, and 2 outreach posts in Kalar and Penjwin) Support to disabled people and Mine Victim assistance, including IDPs Production of appliances (prosthesis, orthesis), walking-aid Physiotherapist support Psychosocial support Need assessment evaluation in a near future (Mine Victim assistance, mine action and awareness)
Peter Omran peteromran@hotmail.com Bill Gray +44 20 7278 7778 bgray@helpage.org Bernard Mills Amman +447739332803 bernardmills@hotmail.com Dohuk, Sulaimaniyah chrisdohuk@yahoo.co.uk mandyray21@yahoo.co.uk Relief Development Active in North Iraq since 1995 (ongoing relief and development programme for vulnerable elderly people and dependants) Will extend to other parts of North Iraq on evidence of assessments Intend to open an office in Baghdad and implement work in centre and/or south
Health Com.
Escort and distribute humanitarian aid, food and non-food items from Greece to IDP camps Provide technical staff to support telecommunications, logistics/operational/function capacity, general technical staff, and medical/nursing staff Plan to establish and operate a medical/nursing tent or/and a mobile clinic
Peter Bouckaert Satphone Thuraya: +882 1652012358 bouckap@hrw.org www.hrw.org Bela Szilagyi +36 703184618 bela@hbaid.org
El Charbaji Erzsebet +36 306001505 acthiaig@westel900.net Clive Cavanagh Amman 06 4639032 c/o Caritas clivec@go.com.jo Development Health Works under umbrella of Caritas Jordan Runs project for Iraqi refuges in Jordan (primary health care, pharmaceutical supplies) Increase 3 fold the ongoing programmes if needed Psychosocial trauma programme Presence in Baghdad through a partner organisation Un Ponte Per Food distribution project in Basra (stand by now) Through partnership with Un Ponte Per and Terres des Homme: Shelter (tent camps) Food distribution Psychosocial support Health Works in Palestinian refugee camps under umbrella of the Department of Palestinian Affairs (shelter rehabilitation; development projects) Leban on
Relief Psychosocial support Management of collective centre IGP Food distribution Development Shelter
Household size water purification for 1,000 families available Planned: Provide management services or a portion of the services needed Self-funded feeding operations Sanitation system development and management Health care (institutional and mobile) Womens and childrens care operations General relief and development projects
Kuwait Syria
Established presence in Nassiriya Emergency health care and primary health care for under 5s and pregnant women: distribution of drugs, in Baghdad Planned: Surgical trauma response Psychosocial programme Primary Health Care Presence in Baghdad Food and NFIs: 4 years in Iraq (last distribution February 2003) Planned: Food and NFIs for 20,000 families in Baghdad, Kirkuk, Mosul, and Basra Representation in Iraq A longer term plan has been negotiated with Iraqi officials as well as local partners and the community to: assist in establishment of leukemia center in Baghdad serving the whole country; rehabilitation of 20 primary schools; rehabilitation of small and medium sized water treatment plants; launching an advocacy campaign to highlight the catastrophic consequences of the sanctions and a new war against Iraq Provide shelter, food, basic hygiene items, and secure access To water for up to 10,000 IDPs inside Iraq through the management of 2 camps Teams in South Iraq (Karbala, Nassiriya, Basra) and North Iraq (Erbil) Stocks and supplies in Jordan and Kuwait Planned: Rapid assessments WatSan Health Child Protection Protection Education Shelter & Rehabilitation Post-conflict
Collaboration with Civil Defense Directory of Jordan might do capacity building and joint EMS programme
INTACT (Jordanian NGO, and cooperates with WC, FHI, Venture Intl) IR (Islamic Relief)
Khaled Khalifa Amman 079 5953410 khaledk@ie-eg.com khaledk@internetegypt.com Moustafa Osman Moustafa.osman@islamicrelief.org.uk Aisha Khalifa Annemieke29@hotmail.com
Environment health (WatSan) Primary Health Care Child Protection Education Shelter & Rehabilitation Camp Management
Kuwait Turkey
Khalid Abu Samra Amman 06 5683371/5 Khalid Ahmad Al-Sudanee Baghdad isra.me@index.com.jo
Food security Shelter Education WatSan Health Human Development Medical Advancement
Working in Iraq (south, central and north) since 1991 Distribution of tents, blankets/comforters, relief buckets, health kits and food to poor families in Baghdad and other parts of Iraq Distribution of medicine to childrens hospitals Rehabilitated 45 schools and 8 hospitals throughout Iraq (2000-02) Put 4 water chlorinators to different hospitals in Iraq Dug 50 water wells in Diyalla, Baghdad, Mosul and Basra Distributed 60 containers of medicine and medical supplies to different hospitals (1995-2003) Distributed 100 containers of foodstaff benefiting 5,000,000 poor Iraqis (1991-2003) Distributed 25 containers of school kits benefiting 500,000 students (1995-2002) Distributed meet to 2,000,000 beneficiaries (19912003) Planned: Continue food distribution to poor families, orphans, IDPs, refugees, and to hospitals Continue NFI distribution to poor families, orphans, students, IDPs and refugees Rehabilitate and reconstruct 40 schools, as well as hospitals Distribute medicine and medical supplies to hospitals and clinics Construct water reservoirs Assess needs of orphans, handicapped, elderly, widows, wounded and handicapped heads of household Continue the Animal Protecin project at Al-Rashad psychiatric hospital Continue the Tomato Planting project for farmers throughout Iraq Continue the distribution of lentils, beans, and chickpeas to poor families Continue the distribution of school kits
Japan Platform
Present in North Iraq Assessments in Baghdad Will work in the west and south of Iraq
Charles Browning Amman 079 5564418 ctb@go.com.jo rock@pobox.com Richard Harman Amman 079 6921385 rwdharman@hotmail.com www.jnepi.org.jo. Adrian McIntyre Amman 079 5607737 077 362246 06 5657411 mcintyre@sscl.berkeley.edu Rachel Dungar 079 5607734 info@jnepi.org.jo Fida Hinnawi 079 5653743 fhinnawi@jnepi.org.jo
Shelter & NFIs (tents, blankets, clothing for children) Food WatSan Support TCNs Information management Training / workshops
Taghreed Abu Hamdan Amman 077 468627 06 5825241 taghreed@nic.net.jo Winkie Williamson Amman 06 4646740 winkiw@nets.com.jo
Social development Community mobilization Transportation Health Education Capacity building Childcare Women empowerment Youth work
50 Community Development Centres JOHUD work closely with local community especially in disadvantaged areas in Jordan
KESSA DIMITRA Greece Korean Dentists Association for a Healthy Society LIFE for Relief & Development
Mohammed Al-Azawi +96515553817 Ghanim Al-Jumaily +12484247493 life-ceo@lifeusa.org Vicki Robb Amman 079 5806975 vickirobb@aol.com Yarub Al-Shiraida Baghdad yarub@telusplanet.net
Food security Shelter Education WatSan Health Human Development Micro-finance Psycho-social support
Working in Iraq (south, centre and north) since 1996 Rehabilitated 24 schools throughout Iraq (20002003) Rehabilitated 4 water treatment facilities in Abul Kaseeb valley and 4 in central Iraq Distribution of blankets, jerrycans and clean drinking water to 40,000 families in Basra, Mosul, Baghdad, and other areas First-aid kits to IRCS and medical supplies to the LIFE clinic in Basra and other hospitals throughout Iraq Running LIFE clinic in Basra Running two human development centres in Baghdad and Erbil Planned: Continue food and non-food distribution to IDPs and refugees Rehabilitate and reconstruct 32 schools Increase direct healthcare provided in LIFE clinic in Basra Distribute medical supplies to hospitals and clinics throughout Iraq Rehabilitate 10 water treatment facilities throughout Iraq Assess needs of orphans and widows, as well as wounded and handicapped heads of household Continue to enhance LIFE micro-finance programme Planned assistance to IDPs in southern, central and northern Iraq
Syria
LWF / DWS (Lutheran World Federation / Department for World Service - Member of the ACT Alliance)
Work in North Iraq since 1992 (demining, mine risk education) Mine risk education training sessions for NGOs, Red Crescent Societies, displaced people Mine clearance surveys in North Iraq Humanitarian shipment sent to Mosul (canned meet, blankets) and distributed by partner, MECC Relief kits and beddings distributed from a warehouse in Baghdad
Menno Weibe 463 2095 jmcc@mennonitecc.ca Steve Weaver Amman 077 228313 sweaver@mcc.org
Relief
An assessment has been done in January in Baghdad by one of MDM medical team Support in terms of medicines and medical equipment in Baghdad - Humanitarian cargo (medical supplies, food and non-food items) sent from Amman to Baghdad for 12 hospitals PHC in Baghdad (Al Sadr City, ex-Saddam) Health Present in Baghdad, running the current programme and assessing the possibility to submit a new proposal for ECHO 2003 global plan Possible interventions: either PHC or reproductive health either in Mosul or Basra Shelter, food and non-food items, BP-5 are stockpiled at Zarka Free Zone in Jordan Food and non-food items stockpiled at 44 church and mosque compounds in Baghdad, Mosul, Kirkuk and Basra Water wells and pumps installed at 50 church, mosque and school locations in Baghdad, and water tanks distributed to other centers in Mosul, Kirkuk and Basra Emergency and cancer medicines in the pipeline Food, blankets, heaters (through churches and mosques) Will respond to emergency medicines and medical equipment needs Planned medical screening of refugees
MDM International
Elodie Cantier Amman 079 5472356 mdminternational2003@ yahoo.fr Edmond Adam Amman 079 5535848 06 4626753/4 mecc@go.com.jo Wafa Goussous Amman 079 5340065 wafa_mecc@go.com.jo
464 winterised tents (24m3) x 5 persons with kitchen sets, beddings and heaters, 1,880 warm blankets. Zarqa fr0m week 9 Food for 12 weeks for 2,500 persons Medicine through partners when required
MEDAIR
Leendert van Hijum +88 216511 02989 Klaas Huis Amman 079 6944962 Jordan@medair.org
Operational presence in Northern Iraq through ACORN Assessments conducted in Kirkuk area; intend to assist 2-3 hospitals in the area
Syria
Rehabilitation for disabled children Literacy Income generation Food/NFI WatSan Economic Development Civil Society Development
Operational in North Iraq since 1993 Bring in Egyptian surgical team for Baghdad
Mercy Corps
Richard Boni- Jordan Amman 077 928317 richboni_RCCDP@jrf.org.jo Peter Sweetnam Kirkuk +882 162 115 9006 peter_sweetnam@ yahoo.com
Work with local officials in Kirkuk to assist in restoring watsan services Governate focal point for WFP and IOM in Wasit and Qadasiyah Operating mobile medical clinics and mobile Watsan teams in four governates in Northern Iraq Watsan support for urban and rural areas Emergency shelter for IDPs Setting up operations in Al Qurnah, Al Kut, Al Amarah
Health (emergency medical treatment and surgery, outpatient and mobile clinic services, counseling and psychotherapy)
MERLIN
Provide emergency health support and rapid health assessments in Baghdad Cont. plan for operations in Centre of Iraq (Baghdad and Ar Ramadi) and North Iraq (Arbil and Suleymania): Mobile healthcare Medical support in IDP settings EPI Mother and child care WatSan for medical facilities Nutrition centres Strengthen Ministry of Health for emergency response Planned in North (Arbil and Suleymania) and Centre (Baghdad and Ar Ramadi): P&SHC and health education Nutrition centres according to needs Strengthen ministry of health based on need assessment - training, medical supplies and support in health activities. Provide NFIs (hygiene kits and kitchen kits) to IDPs wherever they are in need (camps, public infrastructures or in host families) Emergency electrical equipment provision Any other support if needed Will conduct assessments; plans: work in rural areas around Baghdada, and in the governorates of Diyala, Babil, al Anbar (assist with infrastructure of health facilities, and provision of drugs) Presence in Baghdad MSF- B/F humanitarian cargos (medical supplies, mainly surgical supplies) for Baghdad hospitals sent from Amman Operational in Jordan since 1997under umbrella of a local partner (development projects, housing rehabilitation for Palestinians camps, drug distribution, nutrition courses for women and food distribution, health courses for women) Leban on OPT
Jean-Christophe Dolle Amman 079 5425730 msfb-amman@msf.be Dalita Cetinoglu 079 5425730
Health
WatSan
MSF-France
Health WatSan
Presence in Baghdad MSF-B/F humanitarian cargos (medical supplies, mainly surgical supplies) for Baghdad hospitals sent from Amman
MSF-Holland
Primary health care PS (Mental health) Secondary health (if needed) Nutrition WatSan
Capacity to respond to emergencies bringing material and human resources in 48 hours Work in Central South part of Iraq Primary and secondary health care; health screening, outpatient consultation, inpatient activities in field hospital when needed, nutrition (feeding centers), hygiene, health education, vaccination, mental health Medical (surgical material, kits for dressing and burns, dispensary kit, field hospital) WatSan: water distribution, treatment, trucking, water tanks, etc. Deploy doctors, nurses, other medical professionals, logistics experts, watsan personnel, engineers, and administrators
Kuwai t
Rod Green 079 5132418 regreen@netvision.net.il Frode Gjon Amman 079 6883873 nca.Jordan@go.com.jo Olaf Stabell Amman 077 945221 Kjell Moen Amman 079 6883893 WatSan Psychosocial intervention Water equipment including water purification units for 20,000 persons 2 water purification units w/tanks and pumps etc. in Baghdad; 3 water purification units w/tanks and pumps etc. in Amman Commodities in Oslo: emergency rations BP5 40MT, 2 Rubbhalls 10x24m Plans to work in cooperation with UNICEG in Southern Iraq, and works presently with MECC in various parts of Iraq In cooperation with UNICEF, 1 water purification unit, w/tanks, etc. has been shipped to Kuwait for onward transportation to either Um Qaser or Basra Partner of IOM for IDPs as Governorate Focal Point in the governorates At Tamim and Babil Works in cooperation with MECC Planning Sanitation/solid waste in camp A with UNHCR Possible similar engagement including water in camp B Syria
Marie Ange Lallier 079 6708681 marieangelallier@ yahoo.com Camilla Bentzen 079 6708681 camillabentzn@hotmail. com Ronny Huseby Amman 079 6708681 ronny@huseby.au.com
Oasis of Love
Esther Chung Sungho Hahn Amman 079 5858892 helpiraq@empal.com Joshua Yoon Amman 077 818464 josua189@hotmail.com
Operation Mercy
Most likely geographical area for operation: Southern Iraq with focus on small towns in Qadisiyah, Thi-Qar and Basrah Health: Training and support of Iraq doctors and medical staff, bring in short term medical teams Primary health care, rehabilitation of clinics Supply and distribution of medicines to district hospitals and PHCs, largely focusing on small towns and rural araes Nutrition: Evaluate nutrition needs and bring in medical personnel and provide supplementary food items Psychosocial programme in camps Education Distribution of school supplies Rehabilitation of schools One plane load of watsan equipment shipped to Kuwait Coordinated water and sanitation response Public Health teams on stand by in the UK Food & Nutrition monitoring and training capacity PCA with UNICEF Bases been set up in Basra and Nassiriyah Focus of activities on supplying hospitals and health centres with essential equipment, helping to rehabilitate watsan systems Plan to send assessment team into Central Iraq in mid-May
Has community development projects in rural areas in Jordan Planned: Psychosocial programme for 20,000 refugees (for the programme 10 community tents are to be erected) Sanitation NFIs (winter clothes and blankets) Food
OXFAM
Nigel Young Amman 077 921712 06 5516878 / 06 5513858 / 06 5513665 nyoung@oxfam.org.uk Simon Springett Amman 077 981275 sspringett@oxfam.org.uk
Water (sub-agreement with UNHCR on camp water) and Public Health Coordination
Syria: PCA for WES technical advice to UNICEF Iran: PCA with UNICEF Turkey: Subagreement with UNHCR
Miho Kishitani Satphone: +882 1651100766 Suleymaniyah +873 762736016 Erbil +873 761285630 Dahuk +873 762202940 kisitani@ma.kcom.ne.jp Marek Stys Simon Panek Amman 079 5490863 Satphone:+871 763042660 pinfiraq@yahoo.com
Operating in North Iraq since 1996: health care, social care, construction for IDPs Offices in Suleymaniyah, Erbil, Dohuk, Penjuan (8 int. staff and 130 nat. staff) Health mobile teams (with MC) Support to hospitals and orphanages Assessments in North Iraq Medical and other activities in Baghdad hospitals
Open offices in Kirkuk and Baghdad Rehabilitation of villages in AlSahr el Islan area
Iran
Assessments in Baghdad, and then in Basra Focus of assessments and activities in the South Iraq - Missan, Thi-Qar, and Muthanna Governorates Planned: Health Education Reconstruction of infrastructure General development of affected areas and IDP issues, most probably focusing on the southern provinces Present in Iraq since 1997 (rehabilitation of hospitals and TB centers, Transfusion Centre, distribution in hospitals, trainings in hygiene/cleaning and technical maintenance mainly in Centre and South) Office in Baghdad; has 60 national staff in Iraq Food and non-food items distribution Rehabilitation Support hospitals in Baghdad 122 cleaning kits delivered to Baghdad hospitals and garbage collection completed In Basra, surgical kits for 8,000 patients for 3 months delivered 1 MT purification equipment delivered in Basra The oxygen cylinder factory reopened in Basra Wheelchair distribution started in Basra Leban on OPT
Premiere Urgence
Andrea Bodea Amman 079 6693473 06 5601796 Fax: 06 5601796 puamman@nets.com.jo www.premiere-urgence.org Philippe Schneider Baghdad Satphone Iridium: +881 631453896 / +881 631453998 Satphone Thuraya: +882 1663225455 Pu-baghdad@eikmail.com
QANDIL
Operational in Northern Iraq since the end of 1991 12 mobile health team: Primary health care in IDP settlements Decontaminations of minor and mildly contaminated First aid WatSan in IDP settlements Mobile watsan teams Camp management Distribution Planned: Rehabilitation of infrastructure Resettlement Various health activities
Refugees international
Shannon Meehan Amman 077 914722 shanprivate@yahoo.com Christian Gadbois Amman 079 6941197 sfdeltadoc@aol.com Peter Medway pmedway@ri.org Zohre Elahian +650 486 2432 zohre@ri.org
Advocacy
RI (Relief International)
2 mobile clinics in Amman (pediatric/ women health) Planned: In partnership with Qandil and Counterpart Int, humanitarian and reconstruction programmes in Northern and South / Central Iraq as soon as security permits (relief assistance with community level quick impact cash for work projects) Together with donor organisations to: Distribute relief materials Improve water and sanitation access Assist in supplying drugs and medical supplies to existing health institutions Conduct humanitarian rapid assessments Prepare a longer term reconstruction / development programme based on needs assessments and interaction with communities
Iran
RescueNet International
Emergency medical care Refugee reception Disaster child care Search and rescue Mine/UXO awareness Emergency evacuation protocol Education in Emergencies Food security Psychosocial / trauma support Youth development Health education
Rajan Gill Amman 079 5522923 rgill@savechildren.org Rob MacGillivray Amman 079 5443456 r.macgillvray@scfuk.org.uk Gareth Owen g.owen@scfuk.org.uk Tammie Willcuts 001-540-429-1110 twillcuts@ dc.savechildren.org jord.scuk.coord@ savechildren.org.jo
Office in North Iraq Cooking fuel distribution in Umm Qasr Planned cross border operation into Iraq from Kuwait, Jordan, Turkey Food WatSan Shelter & NFI Emergency Education Psychosocial support Protection and registration Camp management Health
Kuwai t Turke y
Small Kindness
Solidarites
Gavin White Baghdad +88 216 50260520 (tel) +1 775 3079298 (fax) iraq@solidarites.org Patrice Chataigner Erbil 88 216 50601570 solevaluation@yahoo.fr Cedric Petit Qadisiyah evaluation team +88 216 50260495 +88 216 260498 Guillaume Woehling +33 (0) 1 43151313 (tel) +33 (0) 1 43150809 gwoehling@solidarites.org
Food ion
Non-food Rehabilitat
One team based in Erbil working on food and non-food distribution for displaced populations along the former Iraq-Kurdistan border Two teams are evaluating needs in school and hospital rehabilitation in the Mosul-Kirkuk area and in Qadisiyah Governorate (focus is on small towns and rural areas with unmet needs in infrastructure rehabilitation, water quality and assistance to vulnerable groups)
Mark Eller + 1 828 7199189 meller@samaritan.org Don Norrington Amman 077 982035 dnorrington@samaritan.org
Worked 12 years in Iraq through national partners Materials are being prepositioned and warehoused in Amman Water: Capacity to provide emergency water distribution vial tankers to over 20,000 people in remote areas Engineers to plan on water system repair and revitalization as access is gained and needs are assessed Health: Capacity to respond to the supply and drug needs for general health of 100,000 people for 3 months Doctors and medical staff can be mobilized if needed NFIs & hygiene kits: Capacity to distribute IDP kits to a minimum of 5,000 families Shelter: Capacity to provide temporary shelter materials (plastic sheeting) to a minimum of 7,500 families
Tearfund
Jon Kennedy Amman 079 5482211 drtiran@tearfund.org Tim Purver 079 5345034 drtiranpsm@tearfund.org Jeremy Taylor 079 6624874 drtiranlogs@tearfund.org
Operational Team on standby for programming in Iraq Start up funding available and potential for appeal to Tearfund supporters Planned: Targeted feeding in institutions or at IDP camps Assessment support (personnel) to other agencies
Support and capacity building of Tearfund local partner (JECRAD), providing all the food for camp B
Iran
Operational in Baghdad together with Un Ponte Per Medical supplies provided for Baghdad Plans: temporary shelter for IDPs and NFIs Telecommunication centre set up in Baghdad Internet centre opened in Baghdad for NGOs (HF and VHF radio assistance, phone, fax, internet, and video conference facilities) Mobile teams comprised of TSF technicians and Red Crescent volunteers setting up temporary telecom centres outside Baghdad (teams will then be deployed in 15 governorates)
Jean-Francois Cazenave Amman 077 277375 contact@tsfi.org Stephane Latxague Baghdad +870 760028052 tsfi6@inmarsat. Francetelecom.fr
Un Ponte Per
Operational in Iraq (Baghdad and Basra) since 1993: water, school rehabilitation, dispensary health, primary health care centre Water purification units for Basra, Baghdad medical centres Supplies to dispensary for children in Basrah Capacity of feeding 50,000 people a day (75,000 if operating 24 hrs) Planned: Set up bakery in the region with the focus on Iraq Provide technical expertise to existing bakeries if required Kuwait
War Child
Food: Bakery
World Concern
Kelly Miller kellym@worldconcern.org Peter Drejer Sundt Amman 077 856619 nexus@oz.net
Food & NFIs for past 4 years in Mosul, Kirkuk, Baghdad, and Basra through Jordanian partner Resume and expand food and NFI project: 20,000 families, monthly distributions, 6 months initially GIK Hygiene kits Assisting Jordanian Committee for Relief and Development (JECRAD) with feeding at TCN camp Secondment of personnel to camp site to serve as liaison between JECRaD and JRCS, IOM, WFP, donors, and media Assistance in Amman with additional planning efforts Assistance JECRaD with organisational development and additional planning efforts potentially involving Iraq Pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, hygine kits, blankets, water containers and other NFIs already in Amman or about to arrive IDP focal point in Niniveh governorate Track together with WFP displaced people in Niniveh gov. and place them into a food distribution programme Restored the electricity supply in Al Rutba (west Iraq) Planned: Food distribution together with WFP Transport 20 t. goods including medical supplies from Jordan and Syria to Niniveh gov. Child protection Distribution of non-food items (clothing, blankets, collapsible water containers, etc) Emergency health assistance Rehabilitation of schools, community facilities, etc 3-month programme in Al Rutba: rehabilitation of temporary hospital, provide essential drugs and oxygen 3-month mines/UXOs awareness programme in Al Rutba for children and adults Together with Caritas Jordan in partnership with JRCS made contribution towards the TCN camp, which include: Transportation (loan of 2 trucks 10 t. capacity; donation to JRCS of one 4 wheel drive) Approx. 2,000 blankets Approx. 2,000 water containers Approx. 800 units of plastic sheeting Donation to JRCS of one laptop and printer 1container of clothing (new) to men, women, children Assist about 12,000 people Assessing the possibilities of assisting TCNs feeding programme designed by JECARD
World Relief
Disaster Response
WV (World Vision)
Ton Van Zutphen Amman 079 6807251 06 4612728 ton_van_zutphen@wvi.org Isabel Gomes Amman 079 5671801 Isabel_gomes@wvi.org
Emergency health response Distribution of relief items Food distribution Child protection