SOMALI NUTRITION STRATEGY 2011 – 2013 - ReliefWeb

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Outcome 4
Project description Indicators Source of verification Assumptions
Outcome 4:
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Improved availability and coverage of micronutrients Increasing trends in bi annual Baseline coverage data Access to functioning health services
and de-worming interventions to the population
vitamin A supplementation in
from Micronutrient survey
children 6-59 months, and
MICS, FSNAU survey
Access to food security
deworming coverage in 1-5 years,
reports
school aged children, pregnant (not
Access to healthy environment
1 st trimester) & lactating women
Outputs:
4.1 Increased availability of fortified food
4.1a 20% cereals provided as WFP data
Community willing to accept fortified
humanitarian assistance are
food
fortified by end of third year
4.1b 20% increase in availability of
WFP data on imports
fortified food (non humanitarian) by
end of third year
4.2 Improved access to and utilisation of micronutrient
supplements and fortified supplementary food by
4.2a at least 80% accessible
children 6-59 months received
CHD reports/FSNAU
nutrition survey reports
Security situation allows access for
implementation and utilisation of
vulnerable groups, including under fives, pregnant
bi-annual Vitamin A through
services
and lactating women, through health services and
CHD
community based delivery strategies
4.2b 90% children 6 to 59 months in Implementing partner Micronutrient supplements & fortified
nutrition programmes received
reports
supplementary food acceptable to
vitamin A dose
target populations
4.2c 80 % women and children who HMIS
access MCH services receive
recommended multiple
Target populations comply with
supplementation regime
micronutrient supplementation
4.2d Number of pregnant and
MICS
lactating women who received
Programme data
multiple micronutrient