This self-instructional learning module covers the implementation of the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) of Sexual and Reproductive Health at the onset of an emergency.
Overview
Providing comprehensive sexual and reproductive health (SRH) care to all members of a crisis-affected population is an overarching goal of the health sector. If financial, human, and material resources are available at the onset of an emergency, implementing the MISP should be the aim of the SRH response.
A list of IAWG led or co-branded resources was developed to support with MISP for SRH preparedness, response and recovery efforts. The majority of these resources were developed or updated to reflect the objectives and activities of the 2018 revised MISP, as detailed in the Inter-Agency Field Manual. This list notes in which language(s) each resource is available and any translations under development and can be downloaded below.
This resource aims to help colleagues identify MISP resources -- available and under development or revision -- that meet their programmatic needs. Further, it aims to facilitate with information sharing, including around existing translations and those in progress, to enhance coordination around resource development.
MISP Implementation Resources (xls)
If you would like to submit a MISP resource, either already developed or under development or revision, you can complete the submission form here.
Below, please find resources to help you learn more about the MISP and how to successfully implement it..
Featured Resources
This document provides a "cheatsheet" from which professionals and those working in the field can quickly reference and recall the objectives and actions included in the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for Sexual and Reproductive Health.
A concise summary for a policy audience that conveys the importance of implementing the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for sexual and reproductive health at the onset of every emergency.
IPPF / Isabel Corthier