Early warning mechanisms established for food security, malnutrition, epidemics, displacement and disasters Food Security Nutrition Epidemics FEWSNET Nutrition survey (SMART) Weekly CSM Update 2 2 62 2 4 62 2 6 62 Number of priority risks (food security, malnutrition, epidemics, displacement and disasters) that have early warning mechanisms e.g. the Cadre Harmonise for food security Collected by the Food Sec, Nutrition, Health, Protection Clusters and OCHA and/or RCO Existence of vulnerability data sets for all sectors and regions Mapping 2 4 6 Number of sectors with vulnerability data sets (e.g. CH for food sec) Risk and vulnerability analysis integrated in country UNDAFs, Common Country Assessments (CCA) and SRPs and other key international planning instruments National development plans and budgets target vulnerable population 45% Yes 55% Yes 80% Yes 100% Yes Percentage of international planning instruments existing in country which include a risk and vulnerability analysis Collected by OCHA and/or RCO through document review. This is a yes/ no indicator Collected by OCHA and/or RCO through document review. Agricultural investments target marginalised and vulnerable households (AGIR indicator) 10% 20% 40% 60% Percentage of agricultural investments targeting marginalised and vulnerable households. This indicator is included in the AGIR framework. Collected by FAO and/or the Food Security Cluster by document review. 2: Indicator Baseline and targets Explanation / Monitoring method Base End-2014 2015 2016 OBJECTIVE SUPPORT
and participation of INGOS, NNGOs and government, where relevant. South- South-East North-East, North Central, South-West, South-East Number of IS strategic analysis communicated to HCT/UNCT All Sectors 8 North East, North Central, South-West, South-East Number of Sector/Cluster meetings/month All Sectors 27 North East, North Central, South-West, South-East Number of INGOs participating in ISWG/month All Sectors 20 North East, North Central, South-West, South-East Number of functional coordination mechanisms at decentralized level All Sectors 72 Build the capacity of national counterparts to increase the ability of national institutions to better prepare and respond to emergencies NEMA HQ and 6 Zonal Offices Number of training sessions for national counterparts (national authorities and society) All Sectors 4 North East, North Central, South-west, South-East Mapping of Potential Partners with capacity for humanitarian response All Sectors 60 North East, North Central, South-West, South-East Trainings workshop on developing level Contingency Plan for emergency preparedness and response in the selected states All Sectors 35 Conduct/facilitate coordinated assessments with key partners Assessment conducted in North Eastern Nigeria, 7 flood prone states and election conflict hotspots Number of coordinated assessments with the participation of the government All Sectors 3 Conduct multi-sector risk , vulnerabilities and opportunities analyses to identify priority needs/gaps (SADD analysis) Nigeria Prioritisation tool (PT) regularly updated Number of risk analysis that include SADD All Sectors 2 Create and regularly update country/regional baselines of harmonized information to facilitate joint analysis and better planning and monitoring Nigeria Database regularly updated and accessible to key stakeholders All Sectors 4 Support the development and review of country/regional HNO and SRP Nigeria Number of HNO and SRP developed and updated All Sectors 1 Number of PT fully operational and regularly updated (quarterly) All Sectors 2
Number of sector WG contributing to the elaboration of common strategy All Sectors 9 Develop humanitarian information products as appropriate to support the situational understanding, humanitarian assessment and evidence-based response Nigeria Number ok key information products developed per reporting schedule (snapshots, dashboards, SitReps, bulletins, 3Ws, etc.) 20 Humanitarian Priority # 2: INTER-COMMUNAL VIOLENCE (ICV)/PRE-ELECTORAL VIOLENCE (PEV) Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster / Sector Partner target Mapping areas prone to ICV and PEV All Nigeria Number of ICV/PEV maps produced and shared All Sectors and GoN 1 Finalize pre-election contingency planning with relevant partners All Nigeria Contingency Plan pre-ceding the February 2015 General election is completed. All Sectors and GoN 1 Humanitarian Priority #3: ADDRESSING EPIDEMICS (ESP. CHOLERA) Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster / Sector Partner target Mapping areas prone to epidemics, notably cholera North Central Number of ICV/PEV maps produced and shared All Sectors and GoN 1 Support strategic coordination through the EPRWG/ISWG and sectors/clusters and participation of INGOS, NNGOs and government, where relevant. North Central Number of IS strategic analysis communicated to HCT/UNCT All Sectors and GoN 1 Advocate for increased support to national authorities currently charged with containing the cholera outbreak. Central Number of Key Messages, IM and Reporting products that raise the issue. All Sectors and GoN 10 2: OBJECTIVE
Percentage of impacted women with access to vocational training All Sectors, UNDP, ILO, UNIDO 50% Develop a regional human development report on the North East. Borno, Gombe, Adamawa, and Yobe Regional development report developed All Sectors, UNDP, ILO, UNIDO 1 Advocacy with existing SPF schemes to ensure extensive coverage for the vulnerable population Borno, Gombe, Adamawa, and Yobe Percentage of vulnerable people of SPF schemes All Sectors, UNDP, ILO, UNIDO 50% Vocational training and skills development using ILO tools to promote skills building, job creation and start your business programmes for the vulnerable population Borno, Gombe, Adamawa, and Yobe Percentage of affected population benefitting from vocational or programs All Sectors, UNDP, ILO, UNIDO 20% TOT on Learning Initiative for Entrepreneurs Borno, Gombe, Adamawa, and Yobe Number of TOTs conducted All Sectors, UNDP, ILO, UNIDO 4 Engage communities and local authorities in social cohesion activities North-East, Middle Belt, and ICV/PEV affected areas Percentage of key stakeholders participating in social cohesion activities All Sectors 20% Distribution / transfer of cash to the elderly and female-headed household North-East, Middle Belt, and ICV/PEV affected areas Percentage of elderly and number of female heads of household who have received the transfer. All Sectors 50% Cash for work / food for work (gender) - cash for work rather than food for work activity = "Initiate activities with the modality cash for work" North-East, Middle Belt, and ICV/PEV affected areas Percentage of women/men (people) employed under the schemas All Sectors 50% Food security monitoring et early warning North-East, Middle Belt, and ICV/PEV affected areas Number of Early Warning Systems existing at local or national level All Sectors 1 Integrated treatment for chronic acute malnutrition North-East, Middle Belt, and ICV/PEV affected areas Number of households with access to a source of safe drinking-water All Sectors 10,000 Lead agency: United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Contact information: Judith Giwa –Amu jgiwaamu@unicef.org, +234 8033149205
1: Joint Humanitarian Priority #1 CONFLICT IN THE NORTHEAST Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster /Sector Partner End-2014 target Advocate the Safe Schools Initiative by: developing state-level coalitions to support and monitor; conducting needs assessments; preparing school contingency plans including Early Warning system; establishing community networks; developing and practicing emergencies response plans Northeast Percentage of partners aware of SSI. All Sectors 50% Education advocacy visits to influential persons and key stakeholder meetings Northeast Number of advocacy visit and stakeholder meetings attended. All Sectors 100 Conduct Back to School campaigns including: mobilization of Key traditional leaders, mothers’ groups, school management; establishment of common standards to a social cohesion; development of code of conduct; and development of key social processes. Northeast Percentage of key interlocutors aware of Back to School Campaign. All Sectors 50% Actively involve community in the and vulnerabilities analysis. Northeast Number of consultations held CSACEFA, CELDA, Ministry of Education 100 Community prioritizes education activities CSACEFA, Ministry of Education 550 Teachers and students are involved in conflict analysis CSACEFA, CELDA, Ministry of Education 2000 Evaluate the impact of conflict on boys’ and girls’ education. Northeast Evaluation of learning achievements before, during and after food insecure period CSACEFA, CELDA, Ministry of Education 2 Drop-out rates disaggregated by gender before, during and after food insecure period CSACEFA, CELDA, Ministry of Education 2 Carry out risk and conflict analyses of the education system. Northeast Number of communities covered by the analysis CSACEFA, CELDA, Ministry of Education 30
communities; conduct community and school level dialogues and integrate advocacy tools and communication; increase knowledge base of learners using developed modules and manual on peacebuilding and conflict resolution). school/learning space in target areas Northeast Decrease in recorded violations against schools/teachers/students CSACEFA, CELDA, Ministry of Education 80% Northeast Number of surveyed students/teachers reporting that they feel safe travelling to and from –school. CSACEFA, CELDA, Ministry of Education 250 Identify community stakeholders involved in the education programmes. Northeast Mapping of Community Stakeholders complete. CSACEFA, Ministry of Education 1 Joint Humanitarian Priority #3: ADDRESSING EPIDEMICS (esp. Cholera) Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster / Sector Partner target Implement a WASH minimum activity package in schools Cholera Affected areas Number of schools reaching the WASH Minimum standards. CSACEFA, CELDA, Ministry of Education, WASH 4 Construct/renovate school facilities to reduce of epidemics Cholera Affected areas Number of school facilities constructed or renovated in epidemics prone areas. CSACEFA, Ministry of Education 4 Develop hygiene and health modules /support MoE to mainstream hygiene and health in the curriculum Cholera Affected areas Number of modules designed and integrated in the curriculum. CSACEFA, CELDA, Ministry of Education 250 Train teachers/other educational personnel in hygiene promotion Cholera Affected areas Number of teachers/other educational female/male personnel trained. CSACEFA, CELDA, Ministry of Education 250 Conduct awareness campaigns in school on life skills/life-saving messages Cholera Affected Number of boys/girls reached. CSACEFA, CELDA, Ministry of Education 4 000 Number of teachers reached. CSACEFA, CELDA, Ministry of Education 2 000 Distribute learning kits Cholera Affected Number of learning kits distributed to the schools. CSACEFA, Ministry of Education 40 000 2014
JOINT HUMANITARIAN PRIORITY #1: CONFLICT IN THE NORTHEAST Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster / Sector Partner target Addressing the humanitarian impact of Malnutrition Northeast Joint food security/nutrition training to promote good nutritional practices using appropriate training materials. Promotion de la production maraichère et utilisation de variétés à valeur nutritive. All Sectors 1 Promote Conservation Agriculture (CA) techniques to farming systems in the northern states to build resilience and adaptation to drought and climate change Northeast Farmers in the Sahel region adopting adaptation measures to reduce the impact of droughts and climate change. All Sectors 600 Timely sharing analysis and early warnings containing recommended preventive measures (awareness) at local, national and regional levels for all sectors Northeast Number of timely issued alerts. All Sectors 12 Pre-positioning of emergency food stocks at local, national and regional levels Northeast Number of storage sites identified, brought up to standards and secured. All Sectors 6 Protect and rehabilitate / strengthen livelihoods of P and VP households through the distribution of agricultural inputs where Northeast Number of households assisted in the main season. All Sectors 20,000 Number of households assisted in irrigated crops All Sectors 20,000 JOINT HUMANITARIAN PRIORITY #2: INTER-COMMUNAL VIOLENCE (ICV) AND VIOLENCE (PEV) Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster / Sector Partner target Build capacity of local government institutions on programming for food and nutrition security North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number of local government institutions practicing programming for food and nutrition security. All Sectors 80 Joint food security/nutrition training to promote good nutritional practices using appropriate training materials North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number of people trained. FSWG, Federal and ministry of Health 400 Promotion of high nutritional value vegetable varieties production North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number of household beneficiaries. All Sectors 20,000 2014 2014
Lead agency: WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION (WHO) Contact information: Dr. Jean Marie Yameogo yameogoj@who.int PEOPLE IN NEED 2.5 million PEOPLE TARGETED 2 million REQUIREMENTS (US$) 17.7 million # OF PARTNERS 5 Escalating conflict in the Northeast, anticipated rises in pre-electoral violence in the Middle Belt, the threat of epidemics in in the North Central, and limited access and low capacity of health facilities throughout Nigeria( especially in the north of the country) are factors creating an environment of urgent humanitarian health needs. In the Northeast, incessant attacks by insurgent groups against civilian population have created high health needs that cannot be met by existing facilities and capacities. The few health care facilities that exist have been largely destroyed or abandoned. As direct targets of insurgent groups, many healthcare workers have since abandoned primary health facilities leaving populations in need at ever greater risk. Medical supplies, already few and far between, are scarcer as axes routes into the Northeast have been heavily constrained by increasing attacks. Reports from health partners in the field indicate a need for more health staff with specific training in emergency health for the wounded; maternal health services; clinical management of survivors of sexual violence and psychosocial counselling; and provision of medical supplies and equipment. Pre-electoral violence is expected throughout the country in the run-up to the February 2015 general elections. A May 2014 report from The CLEEN Foundation indicates that areas expected to be hardest hit by the pre-electoral violence are in the Middle Belt, inter alia. Other areas of likely escalation preceding the elections include the Delta states and the Southwest. Such pre-electoral instability is expected to trigger high emergency health needs as inter-communal clashes become more frequent and violent.
Humanitarian Priority #3: ADDRESSING EPIDEMICS (ESP. CHOLERA) Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster/ Sector partner End-2014 target Assess the coverage of epidemic response campaigns North East, North-West, North-Central, South-west, South-South, South-East Number of children who actually received preventive intervention All Sectors 350,000 Conduct capacity analysis to respond to epidemics North East, North-West, North-Central, South-West, South-South, South-East Number of supported assessments Health Sector 100 Reinforce early warning systems for existing potential epidemics or diseases in health facilities and at community level North-East, North-West, North Central, South-west, South-South, South-East Number of cases detected Epidemiology department Ministry of Health 100 Reinforce existing sentinel sites for monitoring potential epidemic diseases North-East, North-West, North Central, South-west, South-South, South-East Number of cases detected Epidemiology department Ministry of Health 2 Monitor and evaluate the response to epidemics North-East, North-West, North Central, South-west, South-South, South-East Number of response objectives that have been achieved Epidemiology department Ministry of Health 6 STRATEGIC 2: Support vulnerable populations to better cope with shocks by responding earlier to warning signals, by reducing post-crisis recovery and by building capacity of national actors. Joint Humanitarian Priority #1: CONFLICT IN THE NORTHEAST Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster/ Sector partner target To capacities for better management of current responses Northeast Response capacities strengthened. Health, Protection, UNFPA YES Encourage preparedness through transfer of knowledge and know-how to local actors including on the MISP Northeast Preparedness knowledge is transferred. Health, Protection, UNFPA YES Support designated health facility for continuing medical screening and treatment including: polio supplementary immunization and routine immunization support for TB DOT services Northeast immunization and TB support is given to health facilities. WHO, UNICEF YES
reach Comprehensive MNCH, Nutrition and HIV systems strengthening programme incl. Training health workers, supplies, etc. Operating 226 in PHC/ wards Adamawa Nutrition and HIV systems strengthened. UNICEF YES Emergency primary health care– combining community mobilization and health services components Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa Community mobilization integrated into health components. UNICEF YES Integrated outreach services in hard- communities and security compromised areas including on EPI and polio Borno, Yobe Outreach is made to remote or hard-to-access areas WHO, UNICEF YES Access to insecticide-treated mosquito nets. Northeast Number of (mosquito nets) bed-nets procured. Health 50,000 Access to safe delivery. Northeast Northeast Number of delivery kits distributed. Number of staff trained in emergency obstetric care. Health Health 10,000 1,000 Supporting a functioning disease surveillance system Northeast Percentage of projects which support communication for sentinel surveillance system. All Sectors 50% STRATEGIC 3: Deliver coordinated and integrated life-saving assistance to people affected by emergencies. Joint Humanitarian Priority #1: CONFLICT IN THE NORTHEAST Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster/ Sector partner target Counselling//Psychotherapy for children and adults Northeast Percentage of affected persons with access to psychosocial support Health, WHO 50% Provide medical kits Northeast Percentage of affected targeted populations with access to medical kits Health, WHO 20% Provide maternal health supplies for safe delivery and timely interventions during obstetric emergencies among vulnerable groups Borno, Kebbi, Sokoto, Kaduna and Benue Improvement in services provided for obstetric emergencies Health, UNFPA YES Preposition reproductive health kits (includes rape treatment kit) and Dignity Kits Adamawa, Borno Percentage of affected LGAs with reproductive health kits prepositioned Health, Protection, UNFPA 50%
with provision of drugs and supplies Medical management of sexual violence Northeast Number of SGBV survivors referred to Health facilities; Number of SGBV specialized centers available Health and Protection 5,000 Provide guidance and train health workers at community level, primary healthcare facilities and in hospitals Northeast Number of health workers trained/Number of healthcare facilities supported All Sectors 2,000 Joint Humanitarian Priority # 2: INTER COMMUNAL VIOLENCE (ICV)/PRE-ELECTORAL VIOLENCE (PEV) Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster/ Sector partner End-2014 target Free access to emergency health care, including sexual and reproductive health Northeast Number of affected persons supported with PHC/Number of health facilities supported with provision of drugs and supplies Health and Protection 10,000 Provide guidance and health workers at community level, primary healthcare facilities and in hospitals Northeast Number of health workers trained/Number of healthcare facilities supported Health 1,000 Lead agency: UNICEF Contact information: Stanley Chitekwe PEOPLE IN NEED 3.9 million PEOPLE TARGETED 323,488 REQUIREMENTS (US$) 2.3 million
evaluation of the response. Coordination of nutrition actors - mapping - information sharing North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number of information reports, mapping available. Health 4 Strengthening health systems: diagnostic & priority action plan North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number of health facility with adequate and qualified staffing and information system. Health 100 Monitoring and evaluation involving most vulnerable people North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number state supported with effective mechanisms for representative and participatory input from all users at all phases. Health 8 Joint Humanitarian Priority #1: CONFLICT IN THE NORTHEAST and Joint Humanitarian Priority #2: INTER-COMMUNAL VIOLENCE (ICV) AND VIOLENCE (PEV) Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster/ Sector Partner End-2014 target Provision of guidance and training of health staff and community health workers in IMAM / CMAM Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number of health staff and community health worker trained in IMAM/CMAM Federal Ministry of Health 2,000 Provision of guidance and training of health and community health workers North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number of health and community health worker trained Federal Ministry of Health 2,000 prepositioning (nutrition and health essential supplies) and hub management North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number nutrition supplies and essential drugs prepositioned Federal and state Ministry of Health 400,000 Evidence based advocacy to support national investment on nutrition activities North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt number of advocacy activities Health Sector 5 Strengthen health facility & community systems including data and information management North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number of health facility with adequate and qualified staffing and information system Federal and state Ministry of Health 20,000 Joint Humanitarian Priority #1: CONFLICT IN THE NORTHEAST and Joint Humanitarian Priority #2: INTER-COMMUNAL VIOLENCE (ICV) AND VIOLENCE (PEV)
Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster/ Sector Partner End-2014 target Community based management of severe acute malnutrition among children Affected LGAs in Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa. Community based centers established Nutrition, UNICEF YES Construct/rehabilitate cost-effective and climate-adaptive water supply facilities in the State Affected LGAs in Borno Number of water supply facilities constructed. Nutrition, UNICEF 30-500 Promote Community Approaches to Total Sanitation including CLTS in rural and settlement in the State and provision of Environmentally and Child friendly, Gender responsive WASH facilities in schools and public health institutions in project Northeast (surrounding communities of PHCs) Community Approaches advocated. Nutrition, UNICEF 10 Provide essential nutrition and health supply to affected population North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number of supported health centres with adequate stocks of RUTF (no short-cut reported) Nutrition 495 Provide blanket supplementary feeding North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number of children eligible under 6-59 months receiving extra ration (Number boys). Nutrition 323,488 Integrated management of severe acute malnutrition North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number Children 6-59 months (Number boys & girls) affected by severe acute malnutrition admitted for treatment. Nutrition 323,488 Micronutrient supplementation and deworming North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Children under 5 numbers receiving adequate micronutrient supplementation Nutrition 24,938,632 Number of children under 5 years dewormed Nutrition 7,758,685 Performance and quality monitoring of nutrition programmes North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt number of supported health centre providing monthly monitoring of IMAM (admissions and performance indicators ) Nutrition 495
Capacity building for parents, children, community, and faith based organizations, religious and traditional rulers on child labour, forced labour and counter trafficking Northeast Percentage of community interlocutors with strengthened capacity to confront labour, inter alia. Protection,ILO, UNODC 50% Conduct Public awareness and gender- sensitive programmes on the elimination of labour, forced labour and trafficking in persons Northeast Public awareness campaign launched Protection,ILO, UNODC YES Advocacy and technical support for improving standards, procedures, framework and specific policy in the area of IDP management Northeast Number of advocacy/awareness raising workshops on the IDP legal framework and draft policy PSWG 2 Prepare communities in areas of origin to the return of IDPs and refugees Northeast Number of awareness materials developed and disseminated (monthly) PSWG 6 Establish or revitalize community support mechanisms and structures to protect vulnerable populations Northeast Number of community structures and operational mechanisms disaggregated by type (protection) PSWG 5 Joint Humanitarian Priority # 2: INTER-COMMUNAL VIOLENCE (ICV)/PRE-ELECTORAL VIOLENCE (PEV) Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster/Sector Partner End-2014 target Advocacy and technical support for improving standards, procedures, legal framework and specific policy in the area of IDP management Middle Belt, affected by ICV or PEV Number of advocacy/awareness raising workshops on the IDP legal framework and draft policy PSWG 2 Establish or revitalize community support mechanisms and structures to protect vulnerable populations Middle Belt, areas affected by ICV or PEV Number of community structures and operational mechanisms disaggregated by type (protection) PSWG 5 In partnership with Communities and Local Authorities, supporting the establishment of safety net for vulnerable families Mechanisms Middle Belt, areas affected by ICV or PEV Percentage of communities where coping and safety net mechanisms identified PSWG 50% 3: Joint Humanitarian Priority #1: CONFLICT IN THE NORTHEAST Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster/Sector Partner End-2014 target
notably women and children (esp. students) services (including health, social welfare and legal aid) MWASD,PSWG police, justice Training of health workers and medical professionals on clinical management of sexual violence victims Northeast Percentage of health workers trained in SGBV case management Health 20% Establishment of Friendly Spaces including the provision of psychosocial services for children Northeast Number of Child Friendly Spaces established/Number of children accessing Child Friendly Spaces Education 50 Identify and build capacity of CSOs, communities and support groups on Child Safeguarding, Psychological First Aid (PFA) and Education in emergencies Northeast Mapping of actors completed and capacity-building activities underway All Sectors 1 Strengthen state and LGA social welfare system/work force on social work, conflict and emergency response Northeast State actors are better informed on social work, conflict, and emergency response All Sectors YES Create awareness on prevention and response to GBV, including sexual violence Northeast Number of community sensitization sessions conducted All Sectors 100 Joint Humanitarian Priority # 2: INTER-COMMUNAL VIOLENCE (ICV)/PRE-ELECTORAL VIOLENCE (PEV) Activity Locations Output Indicator Cluster/ Sector Partner End-2014 target Advocate for life saving assistance for conflict-affected people to receive essential assistance (food, water, medication, shelter and NFIs) Middle Belt, and ICV/PEV affected Number of communities where affected people expected to receive essential life-saving assistance All Sectors 100 Ensure registration of conflict-affected. Disseminate information on the registration process (for displaced persons and refugees ) people Middle Belt, and ICV/PEV affected areas Percentage of communities with IDPs registered All sectors 50% Ensure the integration of the principles of protection, including Age, Gender and Diversity ("AGDM" acronym) in all sectors of humanitarian response. Awareness raising and Training in "Do no harm" principle. Middle Belt, and ICV/PEV affected areas Percentage of sector plans which are AGD sensitive All sectors 50% Advocate for life assistance for conflict-affected people to receive essential assistance (food, water, medication, shelter and NFIs) Middle Belt, and ICV/PEV affected areas Number of communities affected people expected to receive essential life-saving assistance All Sectors 100 Ensure registration of conflict-affected. Disseminate information on the registration process (for displaced persons and refugees ) people Middle Belt, and ICV/PEV affected areas Percentage of communities with IDPs registered All Sectors 50%
Create hygiene promotion activities targeting both women and men Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number of having improved knowledge on water and hygiene related diseases All Sectors 40,000 Number of men having improved knowledge on and hygiene related diseases All Sectors 20,000 Access to water and sanitation programmes for the affected populations at community level North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number of affected population with access to safe drinking water (Global WASH Cluster W 2-4) All Sectors 2,000,000 WASH functional package of activities in displacement sites North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number girls using minimum functional WASH package (water drunk drinking , culturally appropriate safe hygienic defecation with separation type , key inputs with hygiene promotion ) All Sectors 20,000 Number boys using minimum functional WASH package (water drunk drinking , culturally appropriate safe hygienic defecation with separation type , key inputs with hygiene promotion ) All Sectors 100,000 Monitoring and evaluation on functionality of WASH package (residual chlorine, VIP latrines etc.) involving the most vulnerable North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number of people who have benefited from a project involving the most vulnerable people in the monitoring and evaluation of the functionality of a WASH package (residual chlorine, VIP latrines etc.) All Sectors 2,000,000 Create hygiene promotion activities targeting both women AND men North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number of women having improved knowledge on water and hygiene related diseases WASH 24 Number of men having improved knowledge on water and hygiene related diseases WASH 24 Construction of sanitation facilities in emergency affected communities North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number of affected population (disaggregated by sex and age) using sanitary latrines WASH 10,000 “Safe access to drinking water" activities in WASH programmes in displacement sites North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number of drinking water sources with safe access WASH 300 Functional package WASH in displacement sites, host communities / villages (drinking water, culturally appropriated hygienic defecation with North, Northeast, North Central, Middle Belt Number girls using minimum WASH package (water drinking , culturally appropriate safe hygienic defecation with separation WASH 500,000
Clusters/Sectors in the preparedness for and response to crises In collaboration with healthcare stakeholders , gathering, investigation and analysis of WASH/epidemiology data supporting WASH response orientation Cholera Affected Areas Number of where, since from the outbreak beginning of the epidemic, epidemiological data on cholera is analysed and used to guide the response of WASH actors WASH 40 Table I: Requirements and funding to date per cluster Strategic Response Plan for Nigeria 2014-2016 as of 10 September Cluster Original requirements Revised requirements Funding Unmet requirements % Covered Uncommitted pledges ($) A ($) B ($) C ($) D=B-C E=C/B ($) F AND SUPPORT SERVICES 8,078,433 7,882,565 3,542,380 4,340,185 45% - EARLY RECOVERY 8,050,000 8,050,000 - 8,050,000 0% - EDUCATION 6,580,361 3,580,361 - 3,580,361 0% - EMERGENCY SHELTER AND NFI 4,500,000 11,200,000 - 11,200,000 0% - FOOD SECURITY 10,683,159 14,290,659 2,280,272 12,010,387 16% - HEALTH 19,944,745 17,736,833 - 17,736,833 0% - NUTRITION 2,333,666 2,333,666 1,468,449 865,217 63% - PROTECTION 2,752,831 14,885,807 - 14,885,807 0% - WATER AND SANITATION 11,937,502 13,437,502 - 13,437,502 0% - CLUSTER NOT YET SPECIFIED - - 4,034,988 n/a n/a 3,200,000 Total 74,860,697 93,397,393 11,326,089 82,071,304 12.1% 3,200,000 Compiled by OCHA on the of information provided by donors and appealing organizations NOTE: "Funding" means Contributions + Commitments + Carry-over Contribution: the actual payment of funds or transfer of in-kind goods from the donor to the recipient entity. Commitment: creation of a legal, contractual obligation between the donor and recipient entity, specifying the amount to be contributed.