218097_FY21 CLOSED WFP North Kivu General food distribution - Follow your donation test This project is a general food distrubtion to vulnerable households in North Kivu.
 
 WVUK is supporting the project as part of our commitment to WVI to test the follow your donation product. match funding will be raised from a special fundraising campaign.
 
  
 
 Match around $6,000. booking value will be approx $2.2m.
 
 
 
 
 
 PROJECT OBJECTIVES 
 This project is planned to meet immediate food and nutrition needs of 150,000 vulnerable people (34,934 men, 38549 women, 36,058 boys and 40,459 girls), who are new IDPs, new returnees and host communities in the territories of Beni, Lubero, Walikale, Masisi, Rutshuru and Nyiragongo in North Kivu Province. The project will be for a 5-month period from 26 July 2021 to 31 December 2021). Emergency unconditional food assistance will be provided to eligible new IDPs, new returnees and other vulnerable groups including victims of volcanic eruption for a maximum of 3 months for each selected beneficiary. This will be a response to alerts on new IDPs, new returnees and host families to support them in critical times of food insecurity while they establish their livelihoods. It is anticipated that WV will distribute to a batch of 40,040 beneficiaries for 3 months. After that period lapses a new group of beneficiaries will be targeted (as guided by the alerts from UNOCHA and GTRR) for another 3 months until the caseload of 160,160 is absorbed. Due to the nature of gradual movement of the population, it is envisaged that assistance to the entire 160,160 beneficiaries will take place in batches. Monthly distributions of dry rations (cereal, pulses, oil and salt) will be provided to the targeted beneficiaries. 
 
  
 
 Project Goal, Outcomes and Output
 
 Goal: 
 
 Improve food security and nutrition of the most vulnerable people in Beni, Lubero, Walikale, Masisi, Rutshuru and Nyiragongo in North Kivu Province
 
  Outcome 1: Ensured food security and nutrition of newly displaced people, new returnees and other vulnerable groups through emergency food assistance to save lives for some 150,000 vulnerable people (34,934 men, 38549 women, 36,058 boys and 40,459 girls). 
 
 o Output 1.1: Food Commodities Distributed to 150,000-targeted new IDPs, new returnees, host families and other vulnerable households in conflict zone over a 5-months period.
 
 o Indicator 1: Number of meetings on beneficiary sensitization and mobilization on project objectives, targeting, donor, entitlements, protection and safeguarding issues, Complaints and Response Mechanisms 
 
 o Indicator 2: Number of staff attended trainings
 
 o Indicator 3: Number of beneficiaries registered in LMMS disaggregated by gender and age 
 
 o Indicator 4: Number of beneficiaries receiving assistance as % of planned (disaggregated by gender, and age: men, women, boys and girls);
 
 o Indicators 5: Number of reports checked, filed and archived
 
  
 
 o Output 1.2: Activity, process and outcome monitoring activities done in all areas of operation
 
 o Indicator 1: Number of verification monitoring conducted for selected households
 
 o Indicator 2: Number of Onsite distribution monitoring conducted 
 
 o Indicator 3: Number of PDMs done 
 
 o Indicator 4: Evaluation done at end line to determine the impact
 
 o Indicator 5: Number of success stories collected from beneficiaries
 
  
 
  
 
  Outcome 2: Increased accountability to communities.
 
 o Output 2.1: Complaints and Response Mechanism established in areas on project intervention
 
 o Indicator 1: Number of assessment done 
 
 o Indicator 2: Number of help Desk members selected
 
 o Indicator 3: Number of community help desk members trained disaggregated by gender
 
 o Indicator 4: Number of feedback received, categorized, analyzed and feedback given back to the communities and concerned beneficiaries
 
  
 
  Outcome 3: Increased community awareness and sensitization on measures to protect themselves against the spread of COVID-19. 
 
 o Output 2.1: A sensitized community and well equipped staff and FDC able to protect themselves from contracting and spreading the COVID-19
 
 o Indicator 1: Number of messages developed and shared with communities
 
 o Indicator 2: Number of public addresses done on COVID-19 prevention
 
  
 
 o Indicator 3: Number of protective material procured and distributed to staff and FDC For expenditure data on these and all other World Vision DRC projects, please see the related activity, published by World Vision International (US-EIN-95-3202116-CD)