Strategic objective #2 Communities have enhanced resilience, reducing the impact of disasters, and lessened chronic vulnerability by means of DRR and early recovery approaches. Indicators Targets Monitoring method Percentage of 60% of humanitarian FTS and OPS data. humanitarian response projects incorporate response projects that early recovery and disaster incorporate early risk reduction components. recovery or DRR components. People and At least 30% of Agriculture and livestock communities become people benefit from sector reports. resilient to the worst livelihoods support (including impact of crises by indirect benefits to household means of early members). resumption of livelihoods of people affected by crises, and/or strengthened ability to maintain their livelihoods through crises to mitigate its impact, including the urban poor. % of targeted men, Monthly and timely relief Monthly distribution monitoring women, boys and distributions of food to of all activities. Joint girls receiving timely 405,000 drought-affected programme monitoring and food distributions targeted beneficiaries self evaluation. On-site (FFA). between the months of monitoring of progress and September 2012 and March quality of outputs under FFA, 2013 (100%). distribution and beneficiary contact monitoring for the 80% of FFA beneficiaries supplementary feeding have adequate FCS. programme, joint programme Adequate FCS for Monthly and timely monitoring and FFA beneficiaries. distributions of cash and food evaluations. % of targeted men, to 485,000 drought-affected women, boys and targeted beneficiaries girls receiving timely between the months of A three-times-per-year cash distributions September and March 2013 Community and Household (CFA). (100%). Surveillance (CHS) survey will 80% of CFA beneficiaries provide information on food have adequate FCS. security and nutrition situation Adequate FCS for at critical times of the year 80% of CFA beneficiaries. Capacity of men, Key nutrition and gender Nutrition sector reports. women, boys and sensitive advocacy messages girls is improved to developed and shared with demand and use community support groups nutrition services and other sectors
Strategic objective #2 Communities have enhanced resilience, reducing the impact of disasters, and lessened chronic vulnerability by means of DRR and early recovery approaches. Indicators Targets Monitoring method Percentage of humanitarian response projects that incorporate early recovery or DRR components. 60% of humanitarian response projects incorporate early recovery and disaster risk reduction components. FTS and OPS data. People and communities become resilient to the worst impact of crises by means of early resumption of livelihoods of people affected by crises, and/or strengthened ability to maintain their livelihoods through crises to mitigate its impact, including the urban poor. At least 30% of people benefit from livelihoods support (including indirect benefits to household members). Agriculture and livestock sector reports. % of targeted men, women, boys and girls receiving timely food distributions (FFA). Adequate FCS for FFA beneficiaries. % of targeted men, women, boys and girls receiving timely cash distributions (CFA). Adequate FCS for 80% of CFA beneficiaries. Monthly and timely relief distributions of food to 405,000 drought-affected targeted beneficiaries between the months of September 2012 and March 2013 (100%). 80% of FFA beneficiaries have adequate FCS. Monthly and timely distributions of cash and food to 485,000 drought-affected targeted beneficiaries between the months of September and March 2013 (100%). 80% of CFA beneficiaries have adequate FCS. 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 supplementary feeding programme, joint programme monitoring and A three-times-per-year Community and Household Surveillance (CHS) survey will provide information on food security and nutrition situation at critical times of the year Capacity of men, women, boys and girls is improved to demand and use nutrition services Key nutrition and gender sensitive advocacy messages developed and shared with community support groups and other sectors Nutrition sector reports. evaluations.
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