Day = from dawn to dusk
Night = from dusk to dawn
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medical staff |
staff or student with medical training and allowed to provide health-related service to patients. It includes i.e. doctors, nurses, nurse attendants, community health workers, traditional birth attendants, regardless of place of work (either at health facility or at community level) |
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administrative staff |
secretary, administrative staff, or finance officer |
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“medical staff” = staff or student with medical training and allowed to provide health-related service to patients. It includes i.e. doctors, nurses, nurse attendants, community health workers, traditional birth attendants, regardless of place of work (either at health facility or at community level
“administrative staff” = secretary, administrative staff or a finance office
“other staff”= cleaner, driver, logistician or from another non-medical and non-administrative professional
]]>Perpetrator of an event/attack is defined as "One of the persons who were physically involved in the event, or who claimed responsibility for it".
]]>Perpetrator of an event/attack is defined as "One of the persons who were physically involved in the event, or who claimed responsibility for it".
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Disappearance/Abduction |
Medical personnel cannot be located anymore after the attack. This includes abduction, kidnapping, arrest. |
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Physical violence other than torture |
Medical personnel have suffered non-sexual physical aggression, without being tortured. This includes bitten, stabbed, shot, affected by bombing,… |
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Tortured |
Medical personnel were inflicted physical or psychological pain by another person, either as a means of punishment or to force him/her do or say something against his/her will or to disclose information. |
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Sexual Violence's including rape |
Unwanted sexual comments or advances, attempt to obtain a sexual act, or rape. |
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Psychological Violence |
Medical personnel have suffered from emotional rather than physical aggression. It can include anything from verbal abuse and constant criticism to more subtle tactics, such as intimidation, manipulation, threat or harassment. |
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Use as human shield |
Medical personnel who was used as a means of self-protection, i.e. was deliberately placed around or in front of the perpetrators to deter the enemy from attacking the perpetrators. |
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Denial/delay access to health structure |
Medical personnel was refrained from accessing the health service |
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Force to act against ethics |
Medical personnel were forced, against her will, to act against medical or other universal ethics principals. |
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Multiple choices allowed
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Killed |
Personnel who died during the attack or as a consequence of injuries suffered during the attack |
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Disappeared |
Personnel cannot be located anymore after the attack. This includes abduction, kidnapping, arrest .. |
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Physical violence other than torture |
Personnel have suffered non-sexual physical aggression, without being tortured. This includes bitten, stabbed, shot… |
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Tortured |
Personnel were inflicted physical or psychological pain by another person, either as a means of punishment or to force him/her do or say something against his/her will or to disclose information. |
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Sexual Violence's including rape |
Unwanted sexual comments or advances, attempt to obtain a sexual act, or rape. |
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Psychological Violence |
Personnel have suffered from emotional rather than physical aggression. It can include anything from verbal abuse and constant criticism to more subtle tactics, such as intimidation, manipulation, threat or harassment. |
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Force to act against ethics |
Personnel were forced, against her will, to act against medical or other universal ethics principals. |
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Use as human shield |
Personnel who was used as a means of self-protection, i.e. was deliberately placed around or in front of the perpetrators to deter the enemy from attacking the perpetrators. |
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Denied/delayed access to health structure |
Personnel was refrained from accessing the health service |
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If the attack had no impact on the infrastructure or equipment move the slider to "1".
If the attack had an impact on the infrastructure or equipement , move the slider to a value between "2" and "10" depending on the importance of the impact.
]]>If the attack had no impact on the infrastructure move the slider to "1".
If the attack had an impact on the infrastructure, move the slider to a value between "2" and "10" depending on the importance of the impact.
]]>To do so, identify the Alert Report you want to submit the verification for and click "Update". Then switch from Alert Report to Alert Verification. You will then be able to edit the Alert Report and provide all the verification elements required.
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للقيام بذلك، قم بتحديد تقرير الحادثة التي تودّ التحقق منها. ومن ثم أنقر على الزر تحديث.
ومن ثم إنتقل من التبليغ عن الحادثة إلى التحقق من الحادثة وقم بتوفير كافة العناصر المطلوبة للتحقق من المعلومات
]]>If you do not know at all whether the attack was intentional, leave the slider on "0".
If you judge that the attack was rather non-intentional, move the slider to a value between "1 and 5" depending on your degree of certainty (certainty of intentionality decreasing from 1 to 5).
If you judge that the attack was rather intentional, move the slider to a value between "6 and 10" depending on your degree of certainty (certainty of intentionality increasing from 6 to 10).
]]>"Intentional" = Which was studied, pre-decided, prepared, and from which an effect is expected.
"Non-Intentional" = Which is not studied, pre-decided, prepared. It was unexpected and unplanned.
]]>- “Health sector” = done by the member(s) of the health cluster/sector, health actors were contacted to give information about the alert.
- “Protection sector” = done by the member(s) of the protection cluster/sector
- "Human right sector"= done by the member(s) of the human right sector
-“MRM” = done by the Monitoring and Reporting Mechanism (MRM) on 6 grave violations against children
- “Other process” = done by another verification process than those listed,
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"Triangulation" = Facts or events cross verification using at least two information sources other than the initial source, but without field investigation.
]]>Descibe what ere the main reasons for not being able to finalized the verification process.
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If you do not know or can not estimate the impact, leave the slider on "0".
If the attack had no impact on the availability of health services, move the slider to value "1".
If the attack had an impact on the availability of health services, move the slider to a value between "2" and "10" depending on the importance of the impact.
]]>If you do not know or can not estimate the impact, leave the slider on "0".
If the attack had no impact on the availability of health services, move the slider to value "1".
If the attack had an impact on the availability of health services, move the slider to a value between "2" and "10" depending on the importance of the impact.
]]>If the attack had no impact on the accessibility of health services, move the slider to value "1".
If the attack had an impact on the accessibility of health services, move the slider to a value between "2" and "10" depending on the importance of the impact.
]]>If the attack had no impact on the accessibility of health services, move the slider to value "1".
If the attack had an impact on the accessibility of health services, move the slider to a value between "2" and "10" depending on the importance of the impact.
]]>Multiple answers possible.
DEFINITIONS
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Victim(s) |
A person or a service that suffered from violent acts during the event. |
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Eye Witness(es) |
A person present during a crime or an event and has seen it, without being a direct victim of it. |
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Perpetrator(s) |
A person who was physically involved in the event/attack, or who claims responsibility for it. |
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Personnel of attacked services |
A personnel who is working in the attacked health facility |
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International NGOs |
An International Non-Governmental Organization (I-NGO) is a "private organizations that pursue activities to relieve suffering, to promote the interests of the poor, protect the environment, provide basic social services, or undertake community development”[1], and does it with an international scope. |
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National NGOs |
A national Non-Governmental Organization (N-NGO) is a "private organizations that pursue activities to relieve suffering, to promote the interests of the poor, protect the environment, provide basic social services, or undertake community development”, and does it with an national scope. |
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UN agencies |
A agency belonging to the system of the United Nations |
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Media |
Any public journalistic source of information whatever the support used for sharing the information, newspapers, radio, television, internet, social networks. |
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Military group |
An armed body, part of an army or a para-military group, either official or self-declared. |
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Governmental body |
One of official ministries or sub-ministries, or one of the administrative services run by the official government in place. |
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The reliability index of the “MEASURES” monitoring system is a scale for the classification of information sources on attacks, threat of attack and other events interfering with the availability of health services,, with their correct functioning or with the ability of patients to access them.
- Health facility refers to any facility, fix or temporary, providing access to curative or preventive health care
- If at check point tick "on the way to or from health facility"
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- Health facility refers to any facility, fix or temporary, providing access to curative or preventive health care
- If at check point tick "on the way to or from health facility"
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Victim(s) |
A person or a service that suffered from violent acts during the event. |
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Eye Witness(es) |
A person present during a crime or an event and has seen it, without being a direct victim of it. |
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Perpetrator(s) |
A person who was physically involved in the event/attack, or who claims responsibility for it. |
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Personnel of attacked services |
A personnel who is working in the attacked health facility |
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International NGOs |
An International Non-Governmental Organization (I-NGO) is a "private organizations that pursue activities to relieve suffering, to promote the interests of the poor, protect the environment, provide basic social services, or undertake community development”[1], and does it with an international scope. |
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National NGOs |
A national Non-Governmental Organization (N-NGO) is a "private organizations that pursue activities to relieve suffering, to promote the interests of the poor, protect the environment, provide basic social services, or undertake community development”, and does it with an national scope. |
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UN agencies |
A agency belonging to the system of the United Nations |
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Media |
Any public journalistic source of information whatever the support used for sharing the information, newspapers, radio, television, internet, social networks. |
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Military group |
An armed body, part of an army or a para-military group, either official or self-declared. |
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Governmental body |
One of official ministries or sub-ministries, or one of the administrative services run by the official government in place. |
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Social Media |
Computer-mediated tools that allow people to create, share or exchange information, ideas, and pictures/videos in virtual communities and networks. |
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If you dont have this information , simply pass the question (let blank).
]]>if you dont have this information please let blank (pass the question).
]]>This means that the health facility had a an history of the use by military or for purposes other than as a treatment facility for the population in the last 6 months.
]]>The identification code is composed of the ISO code for the country, AM for Alert Monitor and a given number per person or NGO or Organisation according to the set up in the country.
the number is attributed and defined by the "methode country" Task Force and the system data manager.
]]>The identification code is composed of the ISO code for the country, AM for Alert Monitor and a given number per person or NGO or Organisation according to the set up in the country.
the number is attributed and defined by the "MEASURES" Task Force in place in the country along with the data manager.
]]>“state actors” = perpetrators Belongs to an official government or to a governmental force, or is directed under its command. being part of the government in place, or affiliated to it (e.g. militia paid by the government..)
“non-state actors” = perpetrator did not seem to be affiliated to the government in place. This may include opponent to the government in place, non-governmental militias, terrorist groups, peace keeping forces, or other entities.]]>“state actors” = perpetrators Belongs to an official government or to a governmental force, or is directed under its command. being part of the government in place, or affiliated to it (e.g. militia paid by the government..)
“non-state actors” = perpetrator did not seem to be affiliated to the government in place. This may include opponent to the government in place, non-governmental militias, terrorist groups, peace keeping forces, or other entities.]]>|
Shelling / Bombing |
Act consisting in releasing or launching bombs |
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Shooting |
Targeted by shooting, either intentionally (e.g. sniper) or as collateral damage |
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Set on fire / Arson |
Intentionally starting a fire in order to damage or destroyed something especially a building |
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Attacked by armed personnel |
Attack conducted by personnel carrying weapons. |
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Chemical Attack |
Attack was done using “weaponised” biological or chemical agents in all forms: bombs, spray, poison release (in water, food, air…) |
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Looting |
Object of theft, e.g. of drugs, material and/or equipment |
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Unlawful/armed/violent search |
Search using/threatening use of physical violence or other means of coercion |
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Military use |
Disruption of the primary use of civilian health facilities or medical vehicles by one or several militaries belonging to either groups, in view of carrying military-related activities (e.g. for the transports of militaries who are not patients, companion to patients, nor medical staff). |
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Blocking/Dam/ Forced closure |
Any act aiming at blocking the access of/to a medical vehicle, or to a health facility or service, regardless of the duration (e.g. an ambulance prevented from accessing patients or in which patients are forbidden to take place). |
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Shelling / Bombing |
Act consisting in releasing or launching bombs |
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Shooting |
Targeted by shooting, either intentionally (e.g. sniper) or as collateral damage |
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Set on fire / Arson |
Intentionally starting a fire in order to damage or destroyed something especially a building |
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Attacked by armed personnel |
Attack conducted by personnel carrying weapons. |
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Chemical Attack |
Attack was done using “weaponised” biological or chemical agents in all forms: bombs, spray, poison release (in water, food, air…) |
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Looting |
Object of theft, e.g. of drugs, material and/or equipment |
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Unlawful/armed/violent search |
Search using/threatening use of physical violence or other means of coercion |
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Military use |
Disruption of the primary use of civilian health facilities or medical vehicles by one or several militaries belonging to either groups, in view of carrying military-related activities (e.g. for the transports of militaries who are not patients, companion to patients, nor medical staff). |
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Forced closure |
Health facility was obliged to stop activities and close the centre using force or intimidation. |
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If the attack had no impact on the infrastructure or equipment move the slider to "1".
If the attack had an impact on the infrastructure or equipement , move the slider to a value between "2" and "10" depending on the importance of the impact.
]]>If the attack had no impact on the infrastructure move the slider to "1".
If the attack had an impact on the infrastructure, move the slider to a value between "2" and "10" depending on the importance of the impact.
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A new alert was submitted for verification.
A new alert was submitted for verification.
Please see below the details of the alert:
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