effectively Achieved Two livestock disease Security and surveillance sessions humanitarian carried out by two access DVO's and two mass remains stable campaigns for . 3) DVOs and livestock treatment community undertaken animal health workers willing Source and able to Final project report; Progress reports; Evaluation reports and Beneficiary feedback and Disease put the surveillance reports knowledge IMPACT WEIGHTING Output Indicator 3.2 Baseline Milestone 1 (March Milestone 2 (March Target (March 2016) into practice in (%) 2014) 2015) early detection 20% Households supported Planned 9% coverage by animal 886 (725 male and 2,386 (1,775 male 3,600 (2,520 male and of disease with deworming, mass health services (324 161 female) and 611 female) 1,080 female) cases. 4) No vaccination and HH receiving support households households households supported mass treatment on livestock health supported with supported with with deworming, mass migration of services) deworming, mass deworming, mass vaccination and livestock to far vaccination and vaccination and treatment areas treatment treatment Achieved 786 HHs (655 men and 131 women) benefit from 106,579 livestock being vaccinated Source RISK RATING Final project report; Progress reports; Evaluation reports and Beneficiary feedback Medium INPUTS (£) DFID (£) Govt (£) IRUK (£) Total (£) DFID SHARE (%) INPUTS (HR) DFID (FTEs) OUTPUT 4 Output Indicator 4.1 Baseline Milestone 1 (March Milestone 2 (March Target (March 2016) Assumptions 2014) 2015) Capacity improved to Local government staff Planned 0 people trained in 97 people trained in 157 people trained in 180 people trained in 1. manage disasters at and community leaders CMDRR and early CMDRR and early CMDRR and early CMDRR and early Commitment community level capacity built on warning warning systems (74 warning (119 male warning (135 male and from local CMDRR and early male and 23 female) and 38 female) 45 female) government warning systems and
effectively Security and humanitarian access remains stable . 3) DVOs and community animal health workers willing and able to put the knowledge into practice in early detection of disease cases. 4) No mass migration of livestock to far areas Achieved Two livestock disease surveillance sessions carried out by two DVO's and two mass campaigns for livestock treatment undertaken Source Final project report; Progress reports; Evaluation reports and Beneficiary feedback and Disease surveillance reports IMPACT WEIGHTING (%) Output Indicator 3.2 Baseline Milestone 1 (March 2014) Milestone 2 (March 2015) Target (March 2016) 20% Households supported with deworming, mass vaccination and treatment Planned 9% coverage by animal health services (324 HH receiving support on livestock health services) 886 (725 male and 161 female) households supported with deworming, mass vaccination and treatment 2,386 (1,775 male and 611 female) households supported with deworming, mass vaccination and treatment 3,600 (2,520 male and 1,080 female) households supported with deworming, mass vaccination and treatment Achieved 786 HHs (655 men and 131 women) benefit from 106,579 livestock being vaccinated Source RISK RATING Final project report; Progress reports; Evaluation reports and Beneficiary feedback Medium INPUTS (£) DFID (£) Govt (£) IRUK (£) Total (£) DFID SHARE (%) INPUTS (HR) DFID (FTEs) OUTPUT 4 Output Indicator 4.1 Baseline Milestone 1 (March 2014) Milestone 2 (March 2015) Target (March 2016) Assumptions Capacity improved to manage disasters at community level Local government staff and community leaders capacity built on CMDRR and early warning systems Planned 0 people trained in CMDRR and early warning 97 people trained in CMDRR and early warning systems (74 male and 23 female) 157 people trained in CMDRR and early warning (119 male and 38 female) 180 people trained in CMDRR and early warning (135 male and 45 female) 1. Commitment from local government and
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