households Market and traders status after the disaster Cash delivery structures, trader’s ability to re-stock after 7 days Emergency 2, 3, or Key informant Can be carried out in emergency situations or protracted Would the data collected Percentage of child headed Food Security 4 interview, limited crises, whether due to sudden natural disasters, disease, in this assessment be households Assessment focus group economic collapses or conflicts. disaggregated by sex and (EFSA) discussions / It covers the geographic areas affected and determines age, this might support CP Percentage of surveyed sampling the impact on households and their livelihoods. field practitioners’ efforts communities who indicate It can be in the form of an initial (6 to 10 days after the at identifying excluded the involvement of children crisis), rapid (3 to 6 weeks after the crisis) or an in-depth children or children at in worst forms of child labor (6 to 12 weeks) assessment. greater risk of facing CP issues. Percentage/number of An EFSA answers the following key questions: reported incidence of Does the crisis have an impact on the population's food intentional physical violence security and their livelihoods? and other harmful practices How severe is the situation? [broken down by victim] Has the level of malnutrition been exacerbated by the crisis? How are people coping? Percentage of identified How many people are food-insecure and where are they excluded children who have located? access to food security services Household 3+ Key informant The Household Economic Security (HES) aims at collecting Percentage of child headed Economic interview, Focus the required information to enable HES analysts to know households Security (HES) group discussion, who within the affected community needs how much of Household level what kind of assistance, when such assistance is best Percentage of surveyed questionnaire / provided and for how long. communities who indicate Representative the involvement of children sampling in worst forms of child labor Percentage/number of reported incidence of intentional physical violence and other harmful practices [broken down by victim]
households Market and traders status after the disaster Cash delivery structures, trader’s ability to re-stock after 7 days Emergency Food Security Assessment (EFSA) 2, 3, or 4 Key informant interview, limited focus group discussions / sampling Can be carried out in emergency situations or protracted crises, whether due to sudden natural disasters, disease, economic collapses or conflicts. It covers the geographic areas affected and determines the impact on households and their livelihoods. It can be in the form of an initial (6 to 10 days after the crisis), rapid (3 to 6 weeks after the crisis) or an in-depth (6 to 12 weeks) assessment. An EFSA answers the following key questions: Does the crisis have an impact on the population's food security and their livelihoods? How severe is the situation? Has the level of malnutrition been exacerbated by the crisis? How are people coping? How many people are food-insecure and where are they located? Would the data collected in this assessment be disaggregated by sex and age, this might support CP field practitioners’ efforts at identifying excluded children or children at greater risk of facing CP issues. Percentage of child headed households Percentage of surveyed communities who indicate the involvement of children in worst forms of child labor Percentage/number of reported incidence of intentional physical violence and other harmful practices [broken down by victim] Percentage of identified excluded children who have access to food security services Household Economic Security (HES) 3+ Key informant interview, Focus group discussion, Household level questionnaire / Representative sampling The Household Economic Security (HES) aims at collecting the required information to enable HES analysts to know who within the affected community needs how much of what kind of assistance, when such assistance is best provided and for how long. Percentage of child headed households Percentage of surveyed communities who indicate the involvement of children in worst forms of child labor Percentage/number of reported incidence of intentional physical violence and other harmful practices [broken down by victim]