(c) OCHA/Charlotte Cans

Afghanistan

Humanitarian response plan
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Nutrition

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Said M Yaqoob Azimi
UNICEF

People in need

5.4 million
People targeted

3.8 million
People Reached

2.6 millioncalendar_today

Requirements ($)

$82.1 million
Current Funding

$123.8 million
Coverage

151%

Humanitarian profile

03-Nov-2023

Humanitarian profile

In Need
Targeted
Reached

Indicator overview

03-Nov-2023

Indicator overview

Indicator	Unit	Baseline	Target	REACHED	Reached %
OC1: Decline in GAM among IDP, returnee, refugee and non-displaced, conflict-affected children under 5 (g/b) and a decline in U5 and PLW suffering from acute malnutrition
IN1: # of IDP, returnee, refugee and nondisplaced children under five with SAM who are cured	People	258,168	404,552 view_list	258,168watch_later view_list	63.8%calendar_today
IN2: # of IDP, returnee, refugee and nondisplaced children under five with MAM who are cured and PLWs with improved nutritional status	Pregnant Women	403,475	645,386 view_list	1,032,486watch_later view_list	160%calendar_today
OC2: More PLWs are practicing optimal maternal nutrition recommendation
IN1: # of IDP, returnee, refugee and nondisplaced PLWs received Maternal Infant and Young Child Nutrition (MIYCN)	Pregnant Women	0	414,534	109,913watch_later	26.5%calendar_today
OC3: More PLWs are following optimal Infant and Young Child Feeding practices.
IN1: # of IDP, returnee, refugee and nondisplaced PLW received Infant and Young Child Feeding services in Emergency (IYCF-E)	People	71,546	232,877	86,782watch_later	37.3%calendar_today
OP1: Service providers trained on promotion of maternal and child caring practices.
IN1: # of service providers trained on promotion of maternal and child caring practices	People	150	2,600 view_list	1,210watch_later view_list	46.5%calendar_today
OP2: More children (6-59 months) affected by emergency have increased accessed to micronutrient supplementation
IN1: # of children (6-59 months) receiving micronutrient supplementation	Children	0	19,001 view_list	39,001watch_later view_list	205%calendar_today
OP3: More boys and girls (6-59 months) with SAM and PLWs with MAM are enrolled in outpatient and inpatient SAM, MAM, TSFP treatment programmes
IN1: # of boys and girls (6-59 months) from IDP, returnee, refugee, and nondisplaced families with SAM receiving outpatient and inpatient SAM treatment		255,958	400,000 view_list	296,745watch_later view_list	74.2%calendar_today
IN2: # of boys and girls (6-59 months) from IDP, returnee, refugee, and nondisplaced families with MAM receiving MAM treatment	Children	517,275	759,277 view_list	880,834watch_later view_list	116%calendar_today
IN3: # of PLW with acute malnutrition enrolled in TSFP	Women	248,006	294,229	210,277watch_later	71.5%calendar_today
IN4: # of boys and girls (6-59 months) from IDP, returnee, refugee, and nondisplaced families with MAM receiving BSFP	Children	132,966	177,090 view_list	521,426watch_later view_list	294%calendar_today
IN5: # of BPHS clinics supplied with ready to- use therapeutic foods (RUTF) over 12 months	Health Facilities	1,400	1,410	1,440watch_later	102%calendar_today