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Strengthening disaster preparedness at national and district levels is thus critical to save lives, protect livelihoods and enhance recovery process from disasters and crises. Contingency planning is considered as a measure developed to prepare for and to react to possible event change which exceeds normal response efforts but whose impact can severally affect security, resources, assets, human and the society. Contingency planning needs to be based on realistic parameters for response with detailed planning and preparedness. Nevertheless, significant gaps exist in the district level contingency planning (DCP) development and its mainstreaming into the district development plans (DDP).

For the past three years the Government of Uganda has conducted hazard, risk and vulnerability mapping for all districts to inform on the hazards types, promote risk awareness among communities, act as a tool to support planning and decision making at national and district levels.

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In this course we will provide you with all the notes and topics covered start from introduction of East African history to the preparetion of UNEB. more notes include Biology, Chemistry, Pyhsics etc for new curriculum

When feasible, FRFIs are expected to maintain cybersecurity models to identify threats faced by its technology assets and services. As part of the effort to identify threats on a proactive basis, the Guideline also notes that FRFIs should use manual techniques (e.g. review by an individual rather than an automated detection tool) to identify and isolate threats that may not be detected by automated means.

It was great connecting with you all and thank you for your active participation and engagement at our May 2022 CHT Round-up call. Please find attached the call recording and the summarized notes from the call.

Better Records for Better Care

The idea behind the forms was to have all of the most important patient information in a single place, in a simple-to-read format that the doctors could rely upon. Previously, the doctors had to flip through booklets full of handwritten notes. Important values could be lost among the scribbles of medical histories and chief complaints. It was also difficult to get a sense of the time that had elapsed between tests and treatments.

The project will enhance Middle Eastern, African and Islamic studies content in social studies and humanities curricula at the secondary level, establish institutional and peer contacts for continued dialogue and distance-education opportunities and add to Arabic language and area studies instructional resources.

Measurement of blood levels of inflammatory indicators, coagulation indicators and fibrinolysis indicators suggested that men generate a stronger inflammatory and coagulation response and, perhaps, break up blood clots more quickly than women in response to infection. The differences, Yende said, may explain the reduced short-term and long-term survival rates.

In a paper published online on April 3 in the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology Journal, GenIMS researchers led by Yende and Angus found that people with certain gene variations associated with higher levels of macrophage migration inhibitory factor, an innate immune response regulator, were less likely to die following CAP.

Throughout the mission, the delegation engaged with beneficiaries of the TFV programmes, with locally based implementing partners and representatives of national and local authorities. In Kampala, there were meetings with the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Justice and high-level officials from the Ministry of Health. The delegation engaged with the press in Kampala, Gulu and Bunia. In Gulu, the mission members participated in a radio call-in show.

Because we use district-level mortality in the CEA, ideally we'd want to be able to estimate these, with a reasonable level of precision, at the district level. However, I don't have a good sense of feasibility/costs -and we'd definitely want to find alternatives if the above would require a lot of staff capacity, or be very costly. It would be great to have your thoughts on this."

"Evidence Action: 1. HH per water source--This is collected using program data and it's a census of all water points, so you will get the data for this without an issue. For indicators 2-5 below, we collect this data from a monitoring sample. For this type of data available at district level with 'reasonable level of precision', we suggest collecting data from 41 water points per district per monitoring period. This would provide estimates at a district level with ~10% MoE and 80% CL each monitoring period. If we combine the data collected over the year to create a yearly average, we'd get district-level estimates with ~5% MoE and 90% CL. The cost for this would be included in the revised MLE budget (shown above)." Evidence Action, email to GiveWell, November 1, 2021 (unpublished)

"If we were to adopt a baseline survey that could produce estimates with roughly 5% MoE at the district-level, it would cost an additional $103.9k per office in Uganda, and $87.3k in Malawi." Evidence Action, email to GiveWell, November 1, 2021 (unpublished)

"To detail further, we suggest collecting data from 41 water points per district per monitoring period. This would provide estimates at a district level with approximately 10% MoE and 80% CL each monitoring period. If we combine the data collected over the year to create a yearly average, we'd get district-level estimates with approximately 5% MoE and 90% CL." Evidence Action, email to GiveWell, November 1, 2021 (unpublished)