Yemen 2011 Mid-Year Review - UN OCHA Webmail

4. CLUSTER RESPONSE PLANSMid-year monitoring vs. objectivesOutcomes Outputs Indicator with corresponding Achieved as of mid yeartargetObjective 1. IDP women, girls, boys and men inside and outside camps - upon needs analysis – live in adequate accommodation through basic humanitarian assistancesuch as NFIs/emergency shelter.• IDPS inside camps benefitedfrom tents and NFIs.• Other IDP initiatives supported inmeeting their shelter needsincluding summarization ofshelter.• IDPs received alternative fuelenergy than woods.• 100% of identified/targeted IDPs inand outside camps benefit fromemergency tents/NFIs assistance.• Rental subsidy and other sheltersupport provided to IDPs living in andoutside camps.• No eviction of IDPs from rentedhouses and IDPs live in harmony withhost community.• Shelter support provided to IDPsliving in private accommodation andhost community.• Sufficient cooking fuel distributed.• Stoves distributed to families.• Training sessions conducted on theuse of kerosene stoves to prevent firehazard and save the environment.• Alternative cooking energy isprovided.• 156,854 people • 63,015 people• 3,000 families • 105 families• 4,000 IDPs shelter summarized • Procurement of Agro-net purchased waiting to bedelivered.• Five QIPs for each of the fiveconflict-affected governorates• Litres of fuel provided per personper month for 2,000 families.• Ten trainings conducted to all IDPfamilies using kerosene stoves.• 12 QIPs benefited 37,727 people• 345 received kerosene stoves.• 300 families benefited from kerosene fuelassistance.• Development of training materials completed. Alltrainings will be conducted next quarter althoughawareness is ongoing during focussed groupdiscussions with various groups, incl. women.Objective 2. IDP families inside and outside camps improve household income by various income generating activities and cover an agreed share of their subsistenceneeds.• 1,073 people (80% women).• IDPs are benefiting fromvocational training with a start upsupport.• IDPs and host families trained inbusiness related literacy andnumeracy and marketable skills.• Artisans supported with additionaltools and materials.• 1,500 people (including 250women) are trained for six months.• 100% of targeted IDPs and hostfamilies (with and equal breakdownbetween men and women)received assistance.53