Support emergency live saving interventions in high risk provinces for conflicts and limited accessibility through improved trauma care, primary health care and stockpiling activities with better coordination at all levels. This project aims to support lifesaving interventions that are proved to be effective in the past in reducing morbidity and mortality among the high risk population from conflict related trauma, displacement and limited access to health care services. The following interventions and related activities are planned as per the assessments made and the lessons learned in the past.
1. Support trauma care services in high risk provinces not fully covered by routine EPHS and BPHS services. The activity will include upgrading trauma care services through organization of space for trauma case management, provision of necessary training, equipment and supplies to priority hospitals in Imam Sahib DH of Kunduz, Shah joy DH of Zabul and Keshim DH in Badakshan provinces that are under high risk of conflict. This activity also will include establishment of four new FATPs in Kandahar (Maiwand and Shawalikot) Urzghan (Gizab), Kapisa (Alasay) through YHDO and AHDS (NGOs).
Additional activity for upgrading trauma care includes establishment of FATPs in high priority districts of Logar Province including integrated FATPs at Charkh CHC, Barikibarak DH and MohammadAgha (Zarghoonshar) CHC.
2. Two mobile health teams in Maywand and Khakrez districts of Kandahar (by AHDS) will be supported under the project to provide PHC services for internally displaced and conflict affected population that have limited access to essential health services. This activity will include operating two mobile health teams in under-served areas providing OPD services, Antenatal Care (ANC), vaccination and assisted deliveries by skilled birth attendance (SBA) and health education sessions.
3. Another complimentary activity is the training aimed to improving the capacity of surgeons on trauma care, nurses on triage, CHC staff on Basic Life Support (BLS) and community health workers (CHWs) on first aid will ensure that there is continued support for trauma care and stabilization starting at both community and facilities levels. The training will be conducted in collaboration with EMEGENCY NGO and MoPH. 
4. Procure and preposition supplies to the high risk provinces as per the contingency plans. This would include procurement of 12 Trauma Kits, 100 BHK, 10 Supplementary Kits by WHO which will be prepositioned at the national and regional centers for response to conflicts and population movements. The kits would serve over 236,000 populations out of which over 141,000 are women and children lt5 yrs. These kits will be internationally procured and pre-positioned in WHO regional warehouses except for the MCM sets, these will be pre-positioned with the Provincial health directorate or the provincial hospital to complement the MCM plans developed in 2016/17 
5. In addition to the interventions continuing the Health Emergency Risk assessment in 302 districts that are not assessed yet would improve the evidence based humanitarian response through an all hazard approach and improve efficient emergency response through better planning at provincial, regional and national levels.
6. Capacity building of health workers, with focus on female HWs that includes 21 days training of 68 female health workers (MD doctors and midwives) on Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal Care (EmONC) and 3 days training for 36 female health workers (MD doctors and midwives) on diagnosis and treatment of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI).