Percentage of impacted women All Sectors, 50% with access to vocational training UNDP, ILO, UNIDO Develop a regional human development Borno, Gombe, Regional development report All Sectors, 1 report on the North East. Adamawa, and Yobe developed UNDP, ILO, UNIDO Advocacy with existing SPF schemes to Borno, Gombe, Percentage of vulnerable people All Sectors, 50% ensure extensive coverage for the Adamawa, and Yobe of SPF schemes UNDP, ILO, vulnerable population UNIDO Vocational training and skills Borno, Gombe, Percentage of affected population All Sectors, 20% development using ILO tools to promote Adamawa, and Yobe benefitting from vocational or UNDP, ILO, skills building, job creation and start your programs UNIDO business programmes for the vulnerable population TOT on Learning Initiative for Borno, Gombe, Number of TOTs conducted All Sectors, 4 Entrepreneurs Adamawa, and Yobe UNDP, ILO, UNIDO Engage communities and local authorities North-East, Middle Percentage of key stakeholders All Sectors 20% in social cohesion activities Belt, and ICV/PEV participating in social cohesion affected areas activities Distribution / transfer of cash to the North-East, Middle Percentage of elderly and number All Sectors 50% elderly and female-headed household Belt, and ICV/PEV of female heads of household who affected areas have received the transfer. Cash for work / food for work (gender) - North-East, Middle Percentage of women/men All Sectors 50% cash for work rather than food for work Belt, and ICV/PEV (people) employed under the activity = "Initiate activities with the affected areas schemas modality cash for work" Food security monitoring et early warning North-East, Middle Number of Early Warning Systems All Sectors 1 Belt, and ICV/PEV existing at local or national level affected areas Integrated treatment for chronic acute North-East, Middle Number of households with access All Sectors 10,000 malnutrition Belt, and ICV/PEV to a source of safe drinking-water affected areas Lead agency: United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Contact information: Judith Giwa jgiwaamu@unicef.org, +234 8033149205 –Amu
Percentage of impacted women with access to vocational training All Sectors, UNDP, ILO, UNIDO 50% Develop a regional human development report on the North East. Borno, Gombe, Adamawa, and Yobe Regional development report developed All Sectors, UNDP, ILO, UNIDO 1 Advocacy with existing SPF schemes to ensure extensive coverage for the vulnerable population Borno, Gombe, Adamawa, and Yobe Percentage of vulnerable people of SPF schemes All Sectors, UNDP, ILO, UNIDO 50% Vocational training and skills development using ILO tools to promote skills building, job creation and start your business programmes for the vulnerable population Borno, Gombe, Adamawa, and Yobe Percentage of affected population benefitting from vocational or programs All Sectors, UNDP, ILO, UNIDO 20% TOT on Learning Initiative for Entrepreneurs Borno, Gombe, Adamawa, and Yobe Number of TOTs conducted All Sectors, UNDP, ILO, UNIDO 4 Engage communities and local authorities in social cohesion activities North-East, Middle Belt, and ICV/PEV affected areas Percentage of key stakeholders participating in social cohesion activities All Sectors 20% Distribution / transfer of cash to the elderly and female-headed household North-East, Middle Belt, and ICV/PEV affected areas Percentage of elderly and number of female heads of household who have received the transfer. All Sectors 50% Cash for work / food for work (gender) - cash for work rather than food for work activity = "Initiate activities with the modality cash for work" North-East, Middle Belt, and ICV/PEV affected areas Percentage of women/men (people) employed under the schemas All Sectors 50% Food security monitoring et early warning North-East, Middle Belt, and ICV/PEV affected areas Number of Early Warning Systems existing at local or national level All Sectors 1 Integrated treatment for chronic acute malnutrition North-East, Middle Belt, and ICV/PEV affected areas Number of households with access to a source of safe drinking-water All Sectors 10,000 Lead agency: United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Contact information: Judith Giwa –Amu jgiwaamu@unicef.org, +234 8033149205
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