Information and resources for Health Cluster partners
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Hello , we are pleased to share our quarterly updates with you.
The Q3 2025 Country Health Cluster Dashboard reflects the Humanitarian Reset and the hyper-prioritization of health response efforts under the Global Humanitarian Overview 2025, following severe funding cuts earlier this year. As of September, 24 Health Clusters and Sectors, including one regional mechanism, are working to reach 45.2 million people —nearly half the original target of 85.5 million —through essential and life-saving health services. The total funding request has been reduced to US$2.12 billion, with US$0.89 billion (26%) received against the original requirements.
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Explore a powerful collection of images that capture how Health Cluster partners continue delivering essential care across Gaza and the West Bank despite immense challenges. With 97 partners operating under extraordinary circumstances, the photo essay offers a vivid window into resilience, continuity, and human-centred care.
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Following the loss of critical information management support from standby partner iMMAP after USAID’s withdrawal in early 2025, the Yemen Health Cluster faced major challenges in sustaining reliable reporting and analysis. With funding from the Global Health Cluster, a three-day training was held in Aden from 27 to 29 October 2025, bringing together 50 participants from partner organizations. The workshop introduced the revised Health Cluster Data Collection Tool and other data management platforms to strengthen reporting, improve analysis, and support coordinated health response planning.
Advancing quality of care in mobile clinics: a global step forward
13-17 October | Nairobi
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To strengthen the quality and consistency of mobile health services, 30 participants from Sudan, Yemen, and Kenya—including representatives from Ministries of Health, NGOs, Health Cluster leads, and the Gates Foundation—met in Nairobi from 13–17 October 2025. The workshop introduced the new Mobile Clinic Quality of Care Toolkit, developed through Global Health Cluster collaboration and research led by Save the Children with support from USAID/BHA, advancing safe, evidence-based, and accountable care.
National forum of health sector partners sets the path for a resilient health system
7-8 October | Port Sudan
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As Sudan faces conflict, food insecurity, and disease outbreaks, health partners are charting a path from emergency response to recovery. More than 80 participants—including ambassadors, government officials, UN agencies, NGOs, and civil society—met in Port Sudan on 7–8 October 2025 for the National Forum of Health Sector Partners. Under the theme “Bridging Health from Response to Recovery and Sustainability.” The forum focused on strengthening national leadership, coordination, and long-term investment in health.
This new report reviews implementation of the MISP for SRH in Chad, Ethiopia, Gaza, and Mozambique, led by the GHC SRH Task Team to strengthen coordinated and lifesaving services.
WHO’s new Manual provides practical, field-tested guidance to help strengthen malaria prevention, diagnosis, and treatment in humanitarian crises.
This brief highlights a sharp rise in Guillain-Barré Syndrome cases in Gaza, revealing critical treatment shortages and urgent rehabilitation needs.
This report highlights the impact of ongoing conflict on Ukraine’s health system, with funding cuts and severe workforce shortages, while mental health, rehabilitation, and NCD needs continue to rise.
The Health Cluster has released an analysis note on Mali’s growing fuel shortage and its impact on health services, outlining key risks and required response measures.
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