Income-Generating Activities - Action Against Hunger

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Field handbook • Scientific and Technical Department • Handover of general food distributions to other organisations • Creation of an emergency food stock of 2,000 15-day rations • Distribution of nutritional complements • An improved understanding of the food security and livelihood situation is gained: FS assessment • Access to income and the economic recovery is promoted (1 st phase): • Cash is injected to the society: 4,000 people are involved in cash for work activities for 20 days (80,000 man days) • 1,040 people benefit from grants or material kits to support the quick re-establishment of their income generating capacity (distribution of 120 kits to groups and to individuals). Third phase: Post emergency and recovery (April – December) • Access to income and the economic recovery is promoted (2 nd phase): • 5,280 people benefit from grants or material kits to support the quick re-establishment of their income generating capacity (distribution of 880 kits to groups and to individuals). • 5 market places are reconstructed directly benefiting 100 trader households (400 people). • Agricultural rehabilitation and recovery is enhanced: • 300 Ha of land are rehabilitated and seed, tool and fertilizer kits are distributed, benefiting 320 farmer households (1,280 people) • 5,000 vegetable and/or rice seeds kits are distributed to indirectly affected households (20,000 people) • Sustainable recovery of fishing activities encouraged: 100 fishermen households (400 people) benefit from improved access to boats and fishing equipment • Access to adequate housing is improved: • Construction of housing or distribution of housing kits to directly affected population • Food security and livelihood situation is followed up in a systematic manner: Food security surveillance Total number of direct beneficiaries: Food aid: 89,000 IGA and economic recovery: 11,720 Agricultural rehabilitation and fishing: 22,680 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY 99
➔ 2. Presence of other FS/livelihood agencies in ACF intervention areas ACF is the only agency implementing food aid in its intervention areas. The table below presents key FS/livelihood agencies per sub-district and activity. Sub-district IRC Mercy Corp Oxfam MSF-B Other FS Other CfW Lamno-Jaya — — CFW, integrated livelihood Sampoiniet — — To be followed up Fishing Potentially World Vision, Millenium — — — — Setia Bakti — — — — PCI — Krueng Sabee Panga IGA, fishing, Watsan Potentially IGA, fishing — — — Acted USAID (Calang) — — — — — Teunom Fishing, Watsan — — — — USAID Arongan Lambalek — Potentially CFW, livelihood Samatiga — CFW, plans for livelihood CFW, plans for livelihood CFW, plans for livelihood — — — — Potentially World Vision Wyola Barat* — — — — Potentially Peace Winds Wyola Tengah* — — — — Potentially Peace Winds — Peace Winds Peace Winds Bubon* — — — — — * Not directly affected by the tsunami, but a zone hosting displaced people. 100 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY
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