Jordan Humanitarian Fund JHF/ OCHA Health Sector picked up as one of the priority sector for March call while the sector define it priority under “Projects that support secondary health care for priority cases, such as Basic Emergency Obstetric care and Newborn Care (BEmONC) and Comprehensive Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care (CEmONC) including supporting priority medical referrals from the borders and camp”. Nutrition Sub Working Group: No significant changes reported in the Outpatient Therapeutic Programme (OTP) and Supplementary Feeding Programme (SFP). The admission rate for SFP in Azraq camp reported higher compared to Za’atari camp and urban. Reproductive Health Sub Working Group (RHSWG): JICA’s project for Improvement of Services at Village Health Centers (VHCs) in Rural Host Communities of Syrian Refugees concluded. The project focused on the linkages between VHCs and communities. The RH working group has done review session for this model project for lesson learnt and results related to changing people’s attitude towards Reproductive Health /Family Planning practices and healthy life style. Zaatari Camp: - Community Health Programme activities handed over to Save the Children Jordan. - The second screening phase of the school health program including physical examinations for all student at first, third and fifth grades has been completed successfully. Azraq Camp: • Number of consultations reported higher by 15% compared to last month’s statistics, no changes on other statistical trends and remain stable for month of March. • An experiment was carried out under UNHCR Innovation Fellowship addressing the delays in medical emergency response by Civil Defense in the camp. Civil Defense respond to all call essentially and the main objective of the initiative is to enable Civil Defense prioritize cases and dispatch the ambulance accordingly. A second experiment will take place soon after adjusting for any main issues faced. Although analysis has not been completed yet, positive feedback from Civil Defense was reported. Berm Situation: Significant increase in number of patient accessing UN joint clinic noted with daily average of 167 cases. 4,346 patients accessed the clinic on March while 27 cases referred for treatment at Jordan hospitals. Malnutrition rate was stable at 3% among PLWs and at 1.8 among children under 5 years old. 24/7 health services operating plan established, resources allocated and communication made with MOFA and MOH for final clearance.

Refugees compete in the finals of the Zaatari camp football tournament on World Refugee Day

UNHCR and partners marked World Environment Day on the 5 June with the launch of small-scale household greywater treatment projects across Zaatari camp.

In 2013, there were 2,371 live births in Zaatari refugee camp, 92% of which were attended by skilled personnel.

On 27 March, MSF Holland opened a 20-bed facility in Zaatari camp, for convalescence of war wounded from their facility in Ramtha hospital.

In March 2014 (up to 27 March) a total of 1,047 caravans were distributed in Zaatari.

In Zaatari camp WFP & Save the Children have finished in-kind food distributions. Refugees will now receive 10JD vouchers twice a month.

During the March storms 5,220 M3 of flood water was removed by UNHCR & JEN trucks. 1067 refugees were relocated to emergency shelters

Refugees in Zaatari mark the third anniversary of the Syrian conflict: http://jordantimes.com/third-anniversary

The MoWI completed site selection in Za’atari for the planned containerized waste water treatment units which are expected to be completed by September 2014.