Table 1 Summary of activities and gaps in the SRHiE response to Cyclones Winston (Fiji) and Gita (Tonga)
MISP (2010) objective and activities | Fiji response: Winston | Tonga response: Gita |
|---|---|---|
Objective 1: Ensure health cluster/sector identifies agency to LEAD implementation of the MISP | ||
 Activity 1: RH Officer in place | √ | √ |
 Activity 2: Meetings to discuss RH implementation held | √ | √ |
 Activity 3: RH Officer reports back to the health cluster/ sector | √ | √ |
 Activity 4: RH kits and supplies available and used | √ | √ |
Objective 2: Prevent Sexual Violence and assist survivors | ||
 Activity 1: Protection system in place especially for women and girls | Somewhat: monitoring is undertaken; information sessions conducted | √ |
 Activity 2: Medical services and psychosocial support available for survivors | Some services and referral available | √ |
 Activity 3: Community aware of services | √ | √ |
Objective 3: Reduce the transmission of HIV | ||
 Activity 1: Safe and rationale blood transfusion in place | – | – |
 Activity 2: Standard precautions practices | During medical missions | During medical missions |
 Activity 3: Free condoms available | √ | √ |
Objective 4: Prevent excess maternal and neonatal mortality and morbidity | ||
 Activity 1: EmONC services available | √ | √ |
 Activity 2: 24/7 referral system established | Referral (at time of medical mission) | √ |
 Activity 3: Clean delivery kits provided to birth attendants and visibly pregnant women | √ | √ |
 Activity 4: Community aware of services | √ | √ |
Objective 5: Plan for comprehensive RH services, integrated into primary health care | ||
 Activity 1: Background data collected | √ | √ |
 Activity 2: Sites identified for future delivery of comprehensive RH | – | √ |
 Activity 3: Staff capacity assessed and trainings planned | – | √ |
 Activity 4: RH equipment and supplies ordered | – | – |
Additional Priorities: | ||
Continue family planning | √ and new users | √ and new users |
Manage symptoms of STIs | √ | √ |
Continue HIV care and treatment | – | √ |
Distribute hygiene kits and menstrual protection materials | √ | √ |