Rwanda - Health Sector Needs and Recommendations for the Transition Phase (Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters, 1998, 39 p.)

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Preface

Acronyms

1. Introduction

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1.1. The historical context of Rwanda

2. Rwanda: the larger picture

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2.1. War and insecurity

2.2. Mass displacements in the region

2.3. Food and malnutrition

2.4. Poor human resource base

2.5. Groups with special needs

2.6. Emerging and re-emerging diseases

2.7. Ownership of land and homes

3. Effects of international humanitarian aid on development

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3.1. Food security and distribution

3.2. Labour market distortions

4. Humanitarian relief and development: How and when could transition begin?

4.1. Should humanitarian aid continue in Rwanda?

4.2. Approaches to Transition

4.3. Options for transition actions

5. Long term strategy

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5.1. Agricultural sector

5.2. Private sector

6. Health and humanitarian aid in Rwanda

6.1. The health system in Rwanda

6.2. Drag Supply

6.3. Epidemiological profile

6.4. Population and fertility

6.5. Mental Health Care

7. Recommendations for humanitarian action and preparedness

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7.1. Action in the Red Zone

7.2. Humanitarian monitoring system

7.3. Emergency food distribution

7.4. Humanitarian targeting of vulnerable groups

7.5. Continuity of access to drugs

7.6. Preparedness for disease outbreaks

7.7. Improved management of human resources

7.8. Approaches to transition

8. Conclusions and lessons learnt

Bibliography

Annexes

Annex 1 - CRED Team members

Annex 2 - List of people met in Rwanda

Maps