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    Introduction to Emergency Management, the WHO Emergency

    Response Framework and the Incident Management System

    HEALTH
    EMERGENCIES
    HEALTH
    EMERGENCIES
    programme
    programme
    Course Outline

    This course consists of 4 learning modules:

    The WHO Health Emergencies Programme,


    including our roles in emergencies

    The basics of Emergency Management


    The Incident Management System (applied in
    WHO)
    The WHO Emergency Response Framework (v.2)

    HEALTH
    EMERGENCIES
    programme
    Learning Objectives - WHO Health Emergencies Programme and WHO roles in emergencies

    By the end of this module, participants should


    be able to:
    1
    Describe the WHO Health Emergencies
    Programme and WHO's roles in
    emergencies
    2
    Identify WHO's commitments and guiding
    principles in Emergency Response

    HEALTH
    EMERGENCIES
    programme
    WHO Health Emergency Programme

    Emergency Management Continuum

    *SEMP = Strategic
    Emergency Management
    Plan
    HEALTH
    EMERGENCIES
    programme
    WHO Health Emergency Programme

    WHO Health Emergencies Office of the Executive


    ONE Programme
    Programme (WHE) Director
    External Communications (COE)
    Relations (EXR) Resource Mobilisation (RMB)

    Health
    Country
    Infectious Emergency Management
    Health Emergency
    Hazard Information and
    Emergency Operations
    Management and Risk Administration
    Preparedness (EMO)
    (IHM) Assessment (MGA)
    and IHR (CPI)
    (HIM)
    HEALTH
    EMERGENCIES
    programme
    WHO Health Emergency Programme

    Health
    Country
    Infectious Emergency Management
    Health Emergency
    Hazard Information and
    Emergency Operations
    Management and Risk Administration
    Preparedness (EMO)
    (IHM) Assessment (MGA)
    and IHR (CPI)
    (HIM)
    High Threat Pathogens (PAT)
    Experts Networks and Interventions (ENI)
    PIP Secretariat (PIP)

    HEALTH
    EMERGENCIES
    programme
    WHO Health Emergency Programme

    Health
    Country
    Infectious Emergency Management
    Health Emergency
    Hazard Information and
    Emergency Operations
    Management and Risk Administration
    Preparedness (EMO)
    (IHM) Assessment (MGA)
    and IHR (CPI)
    (HIM)
    Core Capacity Assessment, Monitoring and Evaluation (CME)
    Preparedness, Readiness and Core Capacity Building (PCB)
    IHR Secretariat and Global Functions (IHR)

    HEALTH
    EMERGENCIES
    programme
    WHO Health Emergency Programme

    Health
    Country
    Infectious Emergency Management
    Health Emergency
    Hazard Information and
    Emergency Operations
    Management and Risk Administration
    Preparedness (EMO)
    (IHM) Assessment (MGA)
    and IHR (CPI)
    (HIM)
    Detection, Verification and Risk Assessment (DVA)
    Health Ops Monitoring and Data Collection (MDC)
    Data management, Analytics and Products (MAP)

    HEALTH
    EMERGENCIES
    programme
    WHO Health Emergency Programme

    Health
    Country
    Infectious Emergency Management
    Health Emergency
    Hazard Information and
    Emergency Operations
    Management and Risk Administration
    Preparedness (EMO)
    (IHM) Assessment (MGA)
    and IHR (CPI)
    (HIM)
    Humanitarian Policy and Guidance (HPG)
    Emergency Management and Support (OPM)
    Operational Partnerships (OPR)
    Operations Support and Logistics (OSL)
    HEALTH
    EMERGENCIES
    programme
    WHO Health Emergency Programme

    Health
    Country
    Infectious Emergency Management
    Health Emergency
    Hazard Information and
    Emergency Operations
    Management and Risk Administration
    Preparedness (EMO)
    (IHM) Assessment (MGA)
    and IHR (CPI)
    (HIM)
    Workplanning, Budgets and Finance (WBF)
    HR, Security and Staff Wellbeing (HSW)
    Grant Management and Reporting (GMR)
    Continuous Business Improvement (CBI)
    HEALTH
    EMERGENCIES
    programme
    WHO Core Commitments in Emergencies

    Undertake a timely, independent and rigorous Rapid


    Risk Assessment and Situation Analysis

    Establish a clear management structure

    Early deployment of sufficient resources on a “No-Regrets”


    basis
    Promote and monitor the application of technical
    standards and best practices
    HEALTH
    EMERGENCIES
    programme
    WHO Core Commitments in Emergencies

    Evidence-based health sector response strategy

    Disease surveillance, early warning and response


    systems are in place

    Provide up-to-date information


    Coordinate the health sector response

    Provide relevant technical expertise to affected Member


    States and all relevant stakeholders
    HEALTH
    EMERGENCIES
    programme
    WHO Guiding Principles in Emergencies

    Gender, age and


    Country Focus Partnership
    vulnerability
    sensitivity

    Humanitarian
    Protection Accountability
    principles

    Evidence and knowledge- Strengthening the


    based programming humanitarian-development
    nexus
    HEALTH
    EMERGENCIES
    programme
    Thank you!

    HEALTH
    EMERGENCIES
    programme

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