Unit 2: Ensure the Health Sector/Cluster Identifies an Organization to Lead Implementation of the MISP

1. The lead SRH agency should immediately dedicate a full-time SRH Coordinator for a minimum period of one year to provide operational and technical support to the health partners and facilitate coordinated planning to ensure the prioritization of SRH and effective provision of MISP for SRH services.

True

False

2. In the MISP for SRH, the lead SRH organization is responsible for all the below except:

Hosting regular meetings with all relevant stakeholders

Mapping existing SRH services alone and separate from health/GBV/HIV coordination mechanisms

Nominating an SRH Coordinator

Sharing information about the availability of SRH services and commodities

Ensuring the community is aware of the availability and location of SRH services

3. Who should participate in the SRH working group meetings?

Representatives from the affected community

Nongovernmental organizations

Civil society organizations

GBV coordinator

All of the above

4. Components of successful SRH coordination include all except:

Having an agreed-upon terms of reference

Engaging the Ministry of Health in leading or co-leading the coordination effort

Having appropriate administrative, communications, and logistics support

Meeting on a monthly or bimonthly basis at the beginning of an emergency

The MISP for SRH Checklist can be used to monitor SRH service provision and coordination in humanitarian emergencies.

True

False

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