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Anbar: Quarterly 3W Partners Per Location IRAQ July to September 2018 Anbar: Quarterly 3W Partners per Location IRAQ July to September 2018 Support Essential Treatment Physical Ru'ua District to health Health Partners distribution in Anbar governorate Partner medicines of Nutrition Vaccination RH MHPSS EWARN Rehabilitation facilities IRAQ RI Anbar Governorate & Kits common of patients Capacity UIMS Building QRC Ana Haditha District Markaz Ana Sub D. RI District Ru'ua IMC UIMS/WHO RI IMC Al Amirya Sub D. RI Salah al-Din UIMS Al Anbar (AAF19) Haditha IOM Ana District Camp Ramadi District QRC Al Garma Sub D. PUI Ka'im DARY/WHO Falluja District RI IOM DARY Al-Salam Camp UIMS/WHO UIMS Ka'im District PUI Al-Khalidiya Central IMC Falluja (AAF02) PUI RI Camp IOM District DARY RI UIMS DARY/WHO PUI Amriyat Al-Fallujah IOM UIMS Heet District UNICEF UIMS/WHO RI Camp UIMS/WHO Ana DARY/WHO UIMS Bezabize Central IMC DARY/WHO PUI Camp Kilo 18 Camp RI IMC IOM Ramadi Markaz Al Falluja IOM RI Sub D. UIMS PUI UNICEF Al-Khalidiya Anbar Heet Al Haqlaniya Sub D. IMC Camp 9 Falluja Haditha IOM District Barwana Sub D. RI Rutba District DARY/WHO RI Al Baghdady Sub D. UIMS Rutba IMC DARY/WHO Heet Al Forat Sub D. RI Baghdad District Kubaisa Sub D. IMC Amriyat DARY/WHO Al-Fallujah Camp Al-Samal camp Markaz Heet Sub D. UIMS PUI DARY RI Legend IOM Al Karabla Sub D. UIMS IDP Camp UIMS/WHO Al Anbar Camp Ka'im PUI IOM Bezabize Central Al Obiadi Sub D. Density of IDPs* Camp District UIMS/WHO DARY/WHO RI Low (12) High(23,232) 0 25 50 Al Rummaneh Sub D. Km Kerbala UIMS/WHO IOM Al Habbaniya UIMS Al-Khalidiya Camp 9 IOM 79 6 7 Al-Khalidiya DARY/WHO Health staff that received EWARN training Central Camp UIMS/WHO International Camps 8 25 DARY/WHO IOM Ramadi Khaldiya Sub D. Partners PUI 850 2 Locations 18 District National UIMS/WHO Patients referred to secondary or tertiary medical care Sub Districts IOM RI Kilo 18 Camp UIMS 286,963 UNICEF Total number of consultations IOM Total Consultations and IDPs by CAMP Markaz Al Ramadi PUI July-August-September 2018 WHO 12,523 Rutba Markaz Al Rutba RI IDPs by Camp Consultations by Camp Sub D. Total number of vaccinations District UIMS 4,379 RI Ru'ua Rawa Sub D. District UIMS 3,237 Al-Khalidiya Central camp 29,030 Children screened for malnutrition 39,145 Amriyat Al-Fallujah Camp 23,232 36,305 Total number of partners by CAMP 5,346 July-August-September 2018 314701 Bezabize Central Camp 19,979 Cases that received MHPSS and care 3,600 Kilo 18 14,640 1 1 1 1 2 3 4 0 10000 20000 30000 40000 15,924 Gynecological consultations Al-Khalidiya Bezabize Al Anbar Al Salam Al-Khalidiya Amriyat Kilo 18 Camp 9 Central Camp Camp Central Al-Fallujah Production Date: 25 Oct 2018 Product Name: IRQ_ANBAR_3rd Quarter_3W_Partners_Per_Location_30092018 Data source: Health cluster partners through Activity Info Email: [email protected] *Source IOM DTM 30-9-2018 Disclaimer: The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of WHO concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. All reasonable precautions have been taken by WHO to produce this map. The responsibility for its interpretation and use lies with the user. In no event shall the World Health Organization be liable for damages arising from its use. .
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