7.82millionPEOPLE

60million USD

in need

6.95millionIN CRITICALneed

FUNDING REQUIRED

25% OF HOSPITALS & 30% OF HEALTH FACILITIESHAVE BEEN DAMAGED OR DESTROYED in Anbar, Ninewa, Salah Al-Din and Kirkuk

2 POLIO CASESin 2014

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Data source date: 225-May-15

OVERVIEW OF HEALTH STATUSDISPLACEMENT CRISIS IN IRAQ

IDP Individuals100,000

20,000

2.96millionDISPLACED

3.2 millionCONSULTATIONS(June 2014 - May 2015) 18COORDINATION

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CHILDREN U5 VACCINATED

CHILDREN VACCINATION AGAINST MEASLES

received medications

POLIO IMMUNIZATIONCAMPAIGNS

DECEMBER 2014 CAMPAIGN

FEBRUARY 2015 CAMPAIGN in KR-I

MOBILE MEDICA CLINICSWERE DEPLOYED

(J��-M�� 2015)

1.317 MEASLES CASES in 2014 (Jan-Dec)

852 MEASLES CASESin 2015 (as of April)

45% OF HEALTH PROFFESSIONALS HAVE FLED THEIRPLACE OF WORK DUE TO SECURITY SITUATION

DISPLACEMENT CRISIS IN IRAQ

WHO Regional Director for the Eastern Mediterranean opens primary health care Centre in Dohuk, Iraq. From left to right: Dr. Sayed Jaffar Hussain, WHO Representative in Iraq; Dr. Ala Alwan, WHO Regional Director; and Dr. Rekawt Hama

Rasheed, Minister of Health of the Kurdistan region.

Over 45 per cent of health professionals have fled, leaving gaps in healthcare provision including primary healthcare, trauma surgery and obstetric care. Pregnant mothers estimated at more than 350,000 are particularly at risk, namely the 46,800 who might require comprehensive emergency obstetric interventions.

WHO supported the MOH and DOHs and Health cluster partners in ensuring that lifesaving health services continue to be provided, including 15 ambulances and 10 mobile clinics. More than 954 tons of medical supplies worth 6.1 million USD have been received through Erbil airport and

distributed to end users.

The capacity to provide the much needed health services is further hampered by the widespread destruction of health facilities. Recent assessment indicates that in Anbar, Ninewa, Salah Al-Din and Kirkuk, 14 hospitals (25% of the total) and over 160 health facilities (30 % of the total) have been damaged or destroyed and in some areas.

Opening of primary health center in Dahuk Governorate. Photo: WHO©

Woman delivery at Bzebis bridge. Photo: Abu gharib PHCC MMT

Delivery of medical equipment to DoH Dahouk. Photo: WHO©

Destroyed Tikrit Teaching Hospital. Photo: WHO©

SITUATION AWARNESS

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Organization Before June Before October Till end of year Grand TotalEmergency 6 0 1 7HI 4 2 0 6Heevie 16 0 0 16IMC 3 0 0 3MDM 0 0 3 3Medair 0 1 1 2Relief Int. 2 0 0 2UIMS 2 0 1 3UNFPA 13 3 3 19UNICEF 10 0 0 10WHO 9 0 0 9WVI 3 0 0 3IOM 9 0 0 9Grand Total 77 6 9 92

Disclaimer:

Information from some agencies may be not reflected in this map due to the nature of services they provide.

The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the World Health Organization concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries.

In no event shall the World Health Organization be liable for damages arising from the use of this map.

© WHO 2015. All rights reserved.

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Data source date: 17-May-15

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Anbar - 464,730 464,730 4,512 469,242Babylon - 59,154 59,154 59,154Baghdad 5,916 470,148 476,064 416 476,480Basrah 1,338 9,870 11,208 11,208Dahuk 141,678 314,556 456,234 99,951 556,185Diyala 14,184 123,846 138,030 138,030Erbil 9,342 242,424 251,766 110,464 362,230Kerbala 48 69,336 69,384 69,384Kirkuk 12,066 365,580 377,646 769 378,415Missan 468 7,134 7,602 7,602Muthanna - 3,972 3,972 3,972Najaf - 84,408 84,408 84,408Ninewa 43,458 147,372 190,830 1,306 192,136Qadissiya - 21,684 21,684 21,684Salah al-Din - 136,518 136,518 136,518Sulaymaniyah 15,546 158,250 173,796 29,859 203,655Thi-Qar 330 8,418 8,748 8,748Wassit - 34,284 34,284 34,284Others 926 926Grand Total 244,374 2,721,684 2,966,058 248,203 3,214,261