Strategic objective #1 The humanitarian needs of highly vulnerable people affected by natural and disasters are met through life-saving assistance and protection as per national and international standards. Targets Indicators Monitoring method FOOD % of targeted men, Monthly and timely relief WFP distribution women, boys and girls distributions of food or reports. receiving timely cash to targeted distributions (GFD). beneficiairies Adequate food 80% of general food consumption score distribution (GFD) (FCS) for 80% of GFD beneficiaries have beneficiaries; % of adequate FCS women, boys and girls receiving timely distributions (BSFP). NUTRITION Improvement of mortality rates compared to 2012 baseline SMART Nutrition Under-five mortality rate rates Surveys. in highly vulnerable 2012 baseline rates: Baseline rates disaster-affected Turkana North 1.18 measured from – districts. Turkana South 0.98 January to October – Turkana West 1.18 2012 by nutrition – implementing partners Turkana Central 1.27 – and the Government Mandera West 0.67 – measuring the Mandera Central 0.22 – number of Mandera East/North – under-five who died in 0.8 a a recall period of 90 Wajir West/North - 1.0 days before the West Pokot-0.58 survey Mwingi-1.95 Isiolo-0.62 Kitui-1.07 Kwale-0.45 Laikipia-0.40 Percentage of acute 75% of severely DHIS Routine Data. malnourished under-five malnourished children children (boys and girls) (boys and girls) and pregnant or accessing treatment. lactating women (PLW) 50% of moderate accessing treatment as malnourished children per national standards. (boys and girls) and PLW accessing treatment. Percentage of Indicators below global SMART Nutrition children with global emergency thresholds for 2013 Surveys. 2012 baseline rates: acute malnutrition (GAM) in highly Turkana North – 15.3% vulnerable Turkana South – 17.1 % districts. Turkana West – 14.3 % Turkana Central – 11.6 % Mandera West 16.2 % –
Strategic objective #1 The humanitarian needs of highly vulnerable people affected by natural and disasters are met through life-saving assistance and protection as per national and international standards. Indicators Targets Monitoring method FOOD % of targeted men, women, boys and girls receiving timely distributions (GFD). Adequate food consumption score (FCS) for 80% of GFD beneficiaries; % of women, boys and girls receiving timely distributions (BSFP). Monthly and timely relief distributions of food or cash to targeted beneficiairies 80% of general food distribution (GFD) beneficiaries have adequate FCS WFP distribution reports. NUTRITION Under-five mortality rate in highly vulnerable disaster-affected districts. Improvement of mortality rates compared to 2012 baseline rates 2012 baseline rates: Turkana North – 1.18 Turkana South – 0.98 Turkana West – 1.18 Turkana Central – 1.27 Mandera West – 0.67 Mandera Central – 0.22 Mandera East/North – 0.8 Wajir West/North - 1.0 West Pokot-0.58 Mwingi-1.95 Isiolo-0.62 Kitui-1.07 Kwale-0.45 Laikipia-0.40 SMART Nutrition Surveys. Baseline rates measured from January to October 2012 by nutrition implementing partners and the Government measuring the number of under-five who died in a a recall period of 90 days before the survey Percentage of acute malnourished under-five children (boys and girls) and pregnant or lactating women (PLW) accessing treatment as per national standards. 75% of severely malnourished children (boys and girls) accessing treatment. 50% of moderate malnourished children (boys and girls) and PLW accessing treatment. DHIS Routine Data. Percentage of children with global acute malnutrition (GAM) in highly vulnerable districts. Indicators below global emergency thresholds for 2013 2012 baseline rates: Turkana North – 15.3% Turkana South – 17.1 % Turkana West – 14.3 % Turkana Central – 11.6 % Mandera West – 16.2 % SMART Nutrition Surveys.
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