Urban livelihood assessments - Disaster risk reduction

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Using HEA baseline information to analyze the effects of changeThese graphicssummarise theinformation fromthe previous slideThe thresholdswere defined asclosely as possibleto the existingFSNAU minimumfood and nonfoodbaskets fornorthern urbanareasIn this example,‘curr.year’ in thegraphics is theretrospectiveanalysis of 2008-09.
MonitoringWhat to monitor?Access to food – diet diversity andexpenditure on food basketAccess to non-food needsAsset Ownership (financial assets;productive assets; domestic assets,housing , etc.)Income (sources, and number ofincome earners per HH)Livestock production in areaCoping: % of HHs employing moderateand severe coping strategiesCivil insecurityMalnutrition rates and underlying causesAccess to basic services, sanitation & cleanwaterIncomes in small business (petty trade) sectorMarket data: Inflation, purchasing Power(terms of trade between labour wage andcereals), Labour availabilityFlows of trade into urban area (exports andimports)Business licenses issued by Municipality bysectorIDP concentration
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