Definition of Intra-sectoral and Tran-sectoral strategies

Definition of Intra-sectoral & tran-sectoral strategies

Course 151021 – Geopolitics and Environment Group: 151021_31

Group Presentation

Lina Tatiana Arboleda HurtadoAngie Paola Benítez MesaAdilén Castillo Puchades Adriana Marcela Escobar Peláez María Alejandra Rentería Rivera

ACTIVITY DEVELOPMENT

Selected Topic: Soil Contamination and its relationship with Dengue Fever, in Santader de Quilichao, Cauca, Colombia.

Elaborated by: Adilén Castillo Puchades

DESCRIPTION:

PROBLEMATIC SITUATION:

Santander de Quilichao in the Department of Cauca has several neighborhoods (especially in the rural zone) with soil waste on the streets, roads, sidewalks, alleys, street corners, riversides, water streams, springs and other places in this municipality.All of that domestic garbage is reaching the riversides and the town' sewers. Empty containers collect rain water, and accumulated waste clog the sewers causing water stagnation and producing mosquito breeding sites.

Soil contamination and its relationship with Dengue fever in Santander de Quilichao.

Figure 2. Construction Debris Mixed with Domestic Garbage, rural zone of Santander de Quilichao

Figure 1. Garbage dump in the stream called “Dirty Water” in the municipality of Santander de Quilichao

IntRA-sectoral strategies

• Epidemiological Surveillance to target mosquito vectors.

• Educating the community on how to properly dispose the solid waste

• Creating awareness campaigns among the local population to protect the envi-ronment and not to throwing garbage on the ground

• Instructing the community on the benefits of recycling.

TRANS-sectoral strategies

• Vector Borne Disease Program officials, visit educational institutions to instruct students on Dengue risk factors and preventive measures.

• Visiting homes in the Cauca’s municipalities, instructing and presenting the wa-ter tank washing strategy.

• Fumigating municipalities at risk of Dengue outbreak, especially on the critical locations.

• Impletenting regulations that prohibit dumping garbage in unauthorized places.

• Establishing a monitoring system to evaluate the effectiveness of the implemented measures.

ECONOMIC RESOURCES NEEDED:

Financial Resources:

• Secretariat of Health, Santander de Quilichao
• Secretariat of Health, Department of Cauca
• Ministery of Health and Social Protection
• Private sponsors

Material Resources:

• Office supplies
• Computers
• Internet and phone connection
• Printers
• Photo and video cameras
• Printed and audivisual materials
• Logistics and transportation

Human Talent:

• Directors, administrators and managers of local healthcare organizations

Healthcare professionals from multiple areas (clinical staff, epidemiologists, health promoters, etc...).

• Clerical staff

• Technology team
• Driver

Campaign name: Let's protect the environment!

Scope: All sectors in the Community

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