Number of caregivers and 10,963 (5,482 females/5,481 Cluster monitoring plan professionals with increased males) capacity to support children’s resilience and coping mechanisms Number of people provided with 9,400 (990 households: 2,259 Cluster monitoring plan emergency assistance following women/ 2,067 men/ 2,573 girls/ conflict-related shocks 2,501 boys) (demolitions, violence by settlers and security forces Number of people accessing safe Total oPt: 15,285 females/ 15,635 Cluster monitoring plan (good quality) water supplies in males and 30,920 in total oPt (as a secondary objective: oPt: 96,247 females/ 101,343 males and 197,590 in total) Total oPt: 107,568 females/ Number of people (including the deprived pockets) accessing less 105,155 males; 212,723 in total. than 60 lpcpd water in oPt. (as a secondary objective: Total oPt: 5,068 females/12,395 males and 17,463 in total) Strategic objective #2 Help improve the food security of vulnerable and food-insecure communities in oPt, with particular focus on Gaza, Area C, the Seam Zone and East Jerusalem by improving economic access to food, supporting access to a greater variety of food or providing direct food assistance. Indicator Target Monitoring method Number of households (# 350 households (250 Sector monitoring plan headed # female-headed) received headed and 100 female-headed) # MT of drought tolerant seeds Number of households (# 1,470 households (975 Sector monitoring plan # female-headed) access to female-headed) water improved due to repair or construction of cistern, irrigation network, grey-wastewater treatment unit, and spring repair or construction Number of food-insecure and 320,619 (144,993 females/ Sector monitoring plan vulnerable to food insecurity 175,626 males) beneficiaries assisted with CfW/ cash assistance Number (disaggregated by gender) 1,165,480 Sector monitoring plan of beneficiaries receiving food as (594,395 males/571,085 females) percentage of planned figures Safety and security of personnel and operations
Number of caregivers and professionals with increased capacity to support children’s resilience and coping mechanisms 10,963 (5,482 females/5,481 males) Cluster monitoring plan Number of people provided with emergency assistance following conflict-related shocks (demolitions, violence by settlers and security forces 9,400 (990 households: 2,259 women/ 2,067 men/ 2,573 girls/ 2,501 boys) Cluster monitoring plan Number of people accessing safe (good quality) water supplies in oPt Total oPt: 15,285 females/ 15,635 males and 30,920 in total (as a secondary objective: oPt: 96,247 females/ 101,343 males and 197,590 in total) Cluster monitoring plan Number of people (including the deprived pockets) accessing less than 60 lpcpd water in oPt. Total oPt: 107,568 females/ 105,155 males; 212,723 in total. (as a secondary objective: Total oPt: 5,068 females/12,395 males and 17,463 in total) Strategic objective #2 Help improve the food security of vulnerable and food-insecure communities in oPt, with particular focus on Gaza, Area C, the Seam Zone and East Jerusalem by improving economic access to food, supporting access to a greater variety of food or providing direct food assistance. Indicator Target Monitoring method Number of households (# # female-headed) received # MT of drought tolerant seeds 350 households (250 and 100 female-headed) Sector monitoring plan Number of households (# # female-headed) access to water improved due to repair or construction of cistern, irrigation network, grey-wastewater treatment unit, and spring repair or construction 1,470 households (975 female-headed) Sector monitoring plan Number of food-insecure and vulnerable to food insecurity beneficiaries assisted with CfW/ cash assistance 320,619 (144,993 females/ 175,626 males) Sector monitoring plan Number (disaggregated by gender) of beneficiaries receiving food as percentage of planned figures 1,165,480 (594,395 males/571,085 females) Sector monitoring plan Safety and security of personnel and operations headed headed
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