crop varieties produced through community-based seed bulking systems. Vulnerable men, 10,000 acres under soil and Monthly distribution monitoring women and children water conservation. of all activities. Joint in pastoral, programme monitoring and 50 water harvesting structures and marginal self evaluation. On-site constructed. agricultural areas monitoring of progress and 10,000 households practicing become more resilient quality of outputs under FFA, small-scale irrigation and through climate distribution and beneficiary 10,000 acres put under change adaptation contact monitoring for the irrigation. and DRR approaches. SuFP, joint programme 5,000 acres of rangeland monitoring and self rehabilitated evaluations. % of water supply 100% of water supply projects WASH surveys, WASH sector projects in updates, partner field monitoring. emergency-prone areas with trained community water management structures. Government At least 200 WESCOORD WASH sector updates, training structures at national officers. reports. and sub-national level, WASH officers have strengthened capacity for disaster preparedness and contingency planning for effective coordination of emergency WASH interventions. Proportion of health 60% of facilities installed in WASH sector reports. and education institutions in target areas. institutions with WASH facilities that provide options for rainwater harvesting and storage. Strategic objective #3 Increased commitment on the part of the Government of Kenya and development actors to address issues of chronic vulnerability and provide durable solutions. Targets Monitoring method Indicators Humanitarian principles Humanitarian and disaster Reports from county and priorities reflected in management priorities planning and budgeting national and reflected in MTP II and processes. development initiatives. Vision 2030. Strategic plans. Support provided in MTP II and UNDAF GoK implementation of Ending /UN sector reports. Drought Emergencies
crop varieties produced through community-based seed bulking systems. Vulnerable men, women and children in pastoral, and marginal agricultural areas become more resilient through climate change adaptation and DRR approaches. 10,000 acres under soil and water conservation. 50 water harvesting structures constructed. 10,000 households practicing small-scale irrigation and 10,000 acres put under irrigation. 5,000 acres of rangeland rehabilitated Monthly distribution monitoring of all activities. Joint programme monitoring and self evaluation. On-site monitoring of progress and quality of outputs under FFA, distribution and beneficiary contact monitoring for the SuFP, joint programme monitoring and self evaluations. % of water supply projects in emergency-prone areas with trained community water management structures. 100% of water supply projects WASH surveys, WASH sector updates, partner field monitoring. Government structures at national and sub-national level, WASH officers have strengthened capacity for disaster preparedness and contingency planning for effective coordination of emergency WASH interventions. At least 200 WESCOORD officers. WASH sector updates, training reports. Proportion of health and education institutions with WASH facilities that provide options for rainwater harvesting and storage. 60% of facilities installed in institutions in target areas. WASH sector reports. Strategic objective #3 Increased commitment on the part of the Government of Kenya and development actors to address issues of chronic vulnerability and provide durable solutions. Indicators Targets Monitoring method Humanitarian principles and priorities reflected in national and development initiatives. Humanitarian and disaster management priorities reflected in MTP II and Vision 2030. Support provided in implementation of Ending Drought Emergencies Reports from county planning and budgeting processes. Strategic plans. MTP II and UNDAF GoK /UN sector reports.