Centre Acra 1 (IDP Camp - CMO)

HAITI HEALTH CLUSTER BULLETIN #14 – PAGE 9 - 1/14/11:

On 4th and 5th of January, JOTC (Joint Operations Task Center Plans Coordination) members visited the Acra IDP Camp. The UNPOL IDP Camp Unit and OCHA participated as well. The camp manager provided a tour throughout the camp to illustrate the impact of the clogged drainage ditches. It was noted that the majority of the garbage is not coming from the camp, but appears to be flowing down from Petionville and Delmas 40B. JOTC is coordinating with OCHA, IOM and Military Engineering to find a solution to this problem. The persistent cleaning of the ditches is not a permanent solution because the garbage will continue to clog the pipes at the entrance of the camp. The flooding from the result of the clogs has increased the risk of the spread of cholera in the camp. The participants also discussed the issue of eviction by the land owner.

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SOURCE: WASH CLUSTER - GAP ANALYIS
Prioritized IDP sites for cholera related activities
11/8-11/20/10

NAME OF CMA/PARTNER: CMO regularly visited IDP site
HOUSEHOLDS: 1,568
CHOLERA SUSPICIOUS CASES: No
WASH SERVICES: Data Not Available
EXCRETA VISIBLE: No
DRAINAGE: No

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NomFournisseur
Relief International

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Organization working inShelter
* ACF

Organization Providing Water
Organization Installing Toilet Facilities
Organization Desludging Toilets Facilities
Organization Installing Bathing Areas
Organization working in Hygiene
Organization working in Child Protection
Organization providing HealthServices
* Save the Children

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NONE OR UNKNOWN -
Camp Management Agency
Organization Managing Waste
Organization providing NFIs
Organization providing Education Services
Organization providing Food