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COVID-19 Pandemic Emergency Response (COPE) March-September 2020 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Final Report COVID-19 Pandemic Emergency Response (COPE) March-September 2020 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Six months after the COVID-19 pandemic hit Indonesia on March 2020, Wahana Visi Indonesia (WVI) has responded to this pandemic through the COVID-19 Pandemic Emergency Response (COPE). From March to September 2020, the support from partners and donors has benefited 1,459,329 people including 366,404 children in Indonesia. In doing the response, WVI focuses on four strategic objectives: 1. Scale up preventive measures to limit the spread of disease 2. Supporting health systems and workers 3. Support for children impacted by COVID-19 through education, child protection, food security and livelihoods 4. Collaborate and advocate to ensure vulnerable children are protected , Wahana Visi Indonesia COPE | 2020 3 HIGHLIGHTS 1,459,329 people benefited from the COPE response including 366,404 children people 816,809 2,938 units of hand washing reached to promotion of facilities were built and distributed preventive behaviors parents and caregivers 79,787 Information, 25,613 Education and Communication reached through Information, materials distributed Education and Communication materials for COVID-19 7,853 Personal protective 361 medical facilities assisted (Including hospital, clinic) equipment package with COVID-19 preventative or provided to medical personnel response support 2,068 children 7,610 children supported with child supported to continue protection programming the child’s education remotely people 3,767 children 6,884 reached with targeted age benefited from the food security specific helath education assistance (whether through in kind, Cash and Voucher Programming) 22 new policies 760 faith leaders or the adoption of guidelines / disseminating preventive messages discretion related to COVID-19 for COVID-19 prevention handling created COVID-19 PANDEMIC EMERGENCY REPORT (COPE) 4 COPE | 2020 Wahana Visi Indonesia SUMATERA List of Health Centers (Puskesmas) South Nias Samba and Regional General Hospitals Receiving PPE per WVI’s Area Program South Bengkulu March - September 2020 Urban Jaka South Nias Kubu Raya Puskesmas Nanga Lebang Puskesmas Mensiku Puskesmas Air Putih Puskesmas Hilisimetano Puskesmas Nanga Ketungau Puskesmas Ambawang Puskesmas Bawomataluo Puskesmas Serangas Puskesmas Batu Ampar Puskesmas Merakai South Bengkulu Puskesmas Kerawang Puskesmas Senaning Puskesmas KMB Puskesmas Pagar Gading Puskesmas Sekubang Puskesmas Korpri Puskesmas Tungkal RS. Pratama Serawai Puskesmas Kubu Puskesmas Air Nipis RS. Pratama Batu Buil Puskesmas Talang Randai Sekadau Puskesmas Sokan Puskesmas Nanga Mahap Puskesmas Tiong Keranjik Urban Jakarta Puskesmas Ulak Muid Puskesmas Nanga Taman Puskesmas Tapang Perodah Puskesmas Kelurahan Cipinang Besar Selatan 1 RSUD Melawi Puskesmas Kelurahan Cipinang Besar Selatan 2 Puskesmas Selalong Puskesmas Tanah Pinoh Barat Puskesmas SP3 Tran Puskesmas Kelurahan Cipinang Besar Utara Puskesmas Nanga Belitang Puskesmas Kelurahan Rawa Bunga Puskesmas Sungai Ayak Puskesmas Kelurahan Kampung Melayu Bengkayang Puskesmas Balai Sepuak Puskesmas Kelurahan Kec. Penjaringan Puskesmas Bengkayang Puskesmas Sebetung Puskesmas Kecamatan Kramat Jati Puskesmas Sungai Betung Puskesmas Simpang Empat Kayu Lapis Puskesmas Kecamatan Cempaka Putih Puskesmas Seluas Puskesmas Rawak Puskesmas Sekadau Puskesmas Kecamatan Pademangan Puskesmas Lumar Puskesmas Kecamatan Pulogadung Puskesmas Sanggau Ledo Melawi Puskesmas Kecamatan Cilincing Puskesmas Monterado Puskesmas Kecamatan Duren Sawit Puskesmas Ella Hilir Puskesmas Samalantan Puskesmas Manding Pinoh Utara RSUD Bengkayang Urban Surabaya Puskesmas Nanga Pinoh RS Bethesda Serukam Puskesmas Menukung Puskesmas Tambak Rejo Puskesmas Manggala Puskesmas Simolawang Puskesmas Pemuar Puskesmas Tanah Kali Kedinding Sintang Puskesmas Bulak Banteng Puskesmas Sepauk Puskesmas Kota Baru RS William Booth Puskesmas Nanga Tempunak RS. Pratama Batu Buil RS Rahman Rahim Sidoarjo Puskesmas Jelimpau Puskesmas Sokan Puskesmas Tiong Keranjik Sambas Puskesmas Kebong Puskesmas Serawai Puskesmas Ulak Muid Puskesmas Sambas Puskesmas Kemangai RSUD Melawi Puskesmas Sajingan Puskesmas Tanah Pinoh Barat Puskesmas Sekura Puskesmas Tebidah Puskesmas Pimpinan Puskesmas Sungai Durian Palu Puskesmas Terigas Puskesmas Tanjung Puri Puskesmas Tipo Puskesmas Dara Juanti Landak Puskesmas Dedai Sigi Puskesmas Kec. Ngabang Puskesmas Emparu Puskesmas Marawola Puskesmas Kec. Jelimpo Puskesmas Nanga Mau Puskesmas Biromaru Wahana Visi Indonesia COPE | 2020 5 KALIMANTAN Bengkayang Sekadau Sambas SULAWESI North Halmahera Landak East Halmahera Sintang Palu Melawi Kubu Raya Sigi Jayapura MALUKU Jayawijaya arta JAWA PAPUA Urban Surabaya NTT Ende Sikka South Timor Tengah Ngada Southwest Sumba Kupang East Halmahera Puskesmas Sondo-Sondo Ternate Puskesmas Buli Puskesmas Patlean RSUD Chasan Boesoeri Puskesmas Wayamli Pesisir Ende Puskesmas Siko Puskesmas Wayamli Trans Puskesmas Saga Dinkes. Kab Ternate Puskesmas Kota Maba Puskesmas Maba Pura Puskesmas Detusoko Jayapura Puskesmas Bicoli Puskesmas Peibenga Puskesmas Dodaga Puskesmas Welamosa RSUD Yowari Puskesmas Sentani Puskesmas Bicoli Ngada Klinik HIV GKI di Sentani Puskesmas Dodaga Puskesmas Watukapu Puskesmas Subaim Puskesmas Ladja Puskesmas Nusajaya Puskesmas Boba Jayawijaya Puskesmas Gotowasi Puskesmas Boawae (Nagekeo) RSUD Wamena Puskesmas Dorosago Puskesmas Nangaroro (Nagekeo) Puskesmas Wamena Kota Puskesmas Hom-Hom Puskesmas Lolobata Sikka Puskesmas Saramaake Puskesmas Hubikosi Puskesmas Nita, Kec. Nita Puskesmas Elekma Puskesmas Labi-Labi Puskesmas Habibola, Kec. Dorenh Puskesmas Wesaput Puskesmas Kota Maba Puskesmas Nanga, Kec. Lela Puskesmas Mabapura Puskesmas Kopeta, Kec. Alok NTT Zone Puskesmas Sondo-Sondo RSUD TC Hillers, Maumere 5 Faskes di Kota Kupang Puskesmas Patlean Kupang 5 Faskes di Kabupaten Kupang North Halmahera Puskesmas Takari 5 Faskes di Kabupaten TTS Puskesmas Oebunif 5 Faskes di Kabupaten TTU Puskesmas Bicoli Puskesmas Camplong 5 Faskes di Kabupaten Belu Puskesmas Dodaga RSUD Naibonat 5 Faskes di Kabupaten Malaka Puskesmas Subaim 5 Faskes di Kabupaten Sikka Puskesmas Nusajaya South Central Timor 5 Faskes di Kabupaten Lembata Puskesmas Gotowasi Puskesmas Niki-Niki 5 Faskes di Kabupaten Flores Timur Puskesmas Dorosago Puskesmas Oedino 5 Faskes di Kabupaten Alor Puskesmas Lolobata Puskesmas Kuanfau 5 Faskes di Kabupaten Rote Ndao Puskesmas Saramaake RSUD Soe TTS 5 Faskes di Kabupaten Sumba Timur Puskesmas Labi-Labi Puskesmas Kota Maba Southwest Sumba Puskesmas Mabapura RSUD Waikabubak 6 COPE | 2020 Wahana Visi Indonesia HEALTH AND NUTRITION During the COVID-19 pandemic response, Wahana Visi Indonesia (WVI) has implemented the interventions for Health and Nutrition which in four objectives, namely: scaling up preventative measures to limit the spread of the virus, strengthening health systems and workers, support children impacted by COVID-19, and collaborate and advocate to ensure the most vulnerable children are protected. For the first objective, WVI creates and distributes Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) materials so that more people will have an understanding of how to prevent the virus. The IEC materials include COVID-19 communication books used by regional task forces, posters, billboard and stickers distributed in public places where many people usually pass, short advertisements in form of short videos that are broadcasted in the social media or other related media, short messages conveyed via radio, television, and loudspeakers in the community or houses of worship. The IEC messages that were disseminated were also varied ranging from ways to prevent infection, how to contact health workers if they were suspected of being infected, referral mechanisms for sick under-five children, nutrition guideline during a pandemic for households with under-five children, to ways to remove the stigma and discrimination related to COVID-19 which was widely circulated in the community in WVI’s assisted areas. The interesting thing in producing the IEC is how to contextualize the various backgrounds of the people in the WVI assisted in each region. Most of the distributed IECs are made in the context of the local area both from the description and use of the local language. In total, 79,787 IEC materials are printed and distributed. 816,809 people reached by WVI through various channel of communication. To support health workers, WVI has collaborated with the private sector (other foundations or companies)to distribute approximately 379,675 masks of various types including cloth masks, surgical masks and KN95 masks to all WVI assisted areas from South Nias to Papua (West to East), from East Halmahera to Kupang. (North to South). Not only masks, WVI also distributed Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) types such as gown to approximately 361 health facilities spread across more than 28 assisted areas. It is of special note that during this response, WVI also had the opportunity to distribute PPE assistance to areas that before pandemic have been served only by special projects. For children affected by COVID-19, WVI directly distributed food packages for 2,925 people with U2 children supported by various partners. In addition to direct distribution of food packages managed by cadres, there is also distribution of only food ingredients to each family. There is also distribution in form of vouchers so that families can freely choose types of food that they need more. In the areas that implement PDH, nutrition recovery sessions are still carried out
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