Goal-a-Number of 1 learners enrolled in primary, elementary Data collection at field level carried out and secondary USG 96,214 120,000 111,584 111,584 111,584 116,629 97% against this indicator. assisted schools or equivalent USG assisted non-school based settings (MSF 4 c) Goal-b-Number of 2 children newly enrolled or in the 0 25,000 17,008 17,008 21804 38,812 155% education system with USG assistance (MSF 4.1-a) 3 Obj-1-b-Percent of 367 349 focus schools 18 schools Schools Schools implementing activities 18 4.5% of 91.7% - 320 114.7% Organized World Nutrition Day. for improved hygiene schools 400 of 400 87.2% of practices 4.5% Schools 400 of 400 Sub-Obj-1.2-a-Number 4 of children in targeted CMP Field teams screening children districts reached by - 40,000 0 0 0 0 0% under age of 5-10 years in all targeted USAID supported schools. nutrition programs 5 Sub-Obj-1.2-b-Percent 70% of of trained community members that - 0 0 0 0 0% N/A demonstrate increased members knowledge of hygiene trained and nutrition
1 Goal-a-Number of learners enrolled in primary, elementary and secondary USG assisted schools or equivalent USG assisted non-school based settings (MSF 4 c) 96,214 120,000 111,584 111,584 111,584 116,629 97% Data collection at field level carried out against this indicator. 2 Goal-b-Number of children newly enrolled or in the education system with USG assistance (MSF 4.1-a) 0 25,000 17,008 17,008 21804 38,812 155% 3 Obj-1-b-Percent of focus schools implementing activities for improved hygiene practices - 320 18 schools 4.5% of 400 18 schools 4.5% of 400 349 Schools 87.2% of 400 367 Schools 91.7% of 400 Schools 114.7% Organized World Nutrition Day. 4 Sub-Obj-1.2-a-Number of children in targeted districts reached by USAID supported nutrition programs - 40,000 0 0 0 0 0% CMP Field teams screening children under age of 5-10 years in all targeted schools. 5 Sub-Obj-1.2-b-Percent of trained community members that demonstrate increased knowledge of hygiene and nutrition - 70% of members trained 0 0 0 0 0% N/A
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