Iraq Health Cluster
Health Clusters exist to relieve suffering and save lives in humanitarian emergencies, while advancing the well-being and dignity of affected populations. Currently 23 countries have an active Health Cluster. These Health Clusters are working to meet the health needs of approximately 69.7 million people worldwide.
Latest Documents
Meeting Minutes
Cluster Mission
The Health Cluster collectively prepares for and responds to humanitarian and public health emergencies to improve the health outcomes of affected populations through timely, predictable, appropriate and effective coordinated health action.
Health Cluster Response People Reached 2018
Health Cluster Funding Updates
| Label | Funded 144% |
|---|---|
| Iraq | 158,257,820 |
Funding figures as reported to FTS. Funding is the sum of commitments and paid contributions.
4W Monitoring Online Dashboard 2018
KEY CONTACTS
Dr. Fawad Khan
World Health Organization
Health Cluster Coordinator
khanmu@who.int
+964 (0) 751 010 1452
Dr. Kamal S. Olleri
International Medical Corps
Health Cluster Co-Coordinator
kolleri@internationalmedicalcorps.org
+964 (0) 751 740 6181
Abdulrahman Raheem
World Health Organization
National Health Coordinator
raheemab@who.int
+946 (0) 751 010 1468
+964 (0)7510101481 +9647511844085
+964 (0)7510149087Subscribe to Iraq Health Cluster mailing list
MHPSS Working group update
- Erbil MHPSS Working Group - December 2017 meeting minutes
- Erbil MHPSS Working Group - November 2017 meeting minutes
- Erbil MHPSS Working Group - October 2017 meeting minutes
- Erbil MHPSS Working Group - August 2017 meeting minutes
- Erbil MHPSS Working Group - July 2017 meeting minutes
- Erbil MHPSS Working Group - May 2017 meeting minutes
- Erbil MHPSS Working Group - April 25.2017 meeting minutes
- Erbil MHPSS Working Group - March 2017 meeting minutes
- Erbil MHPSS Working Group - January 2017 meeting minutes
- Erbil MHPSS Working Group - December 2016 meeting minutes
- Erbil MHPSS Working Group - January 2016 meeting minutes
Cluster Vision
To save lives and promote dignity in humanitarian and public health emergencies.
Nutrition Working group updates
- Children affected by Severe Malnutrition Arabic 1
- Protocol SAM MAM Arabic 2
- Inpatient care for children less than 6 months-Ali-27.5 (002)
- Iraqi Code presentation
- WHO updates on SAM management
- Guide_inpatient_text
- NWG_MosulResponse_ minutes_12_April
- Combined_4W_NWG members_26_April_2017
- Joint Breastfeeding statement_Eng
- Joint Statement on Breastfeeding_Arabic_IRAQ
- Published Iraqi Code
- Nutrition Working Group - Terms of Reference (ToR)
- Minutes of the NWG meeting - 28th December 2016
- Minutes of the NWG meeting - 14th December 2016