Response plan
FA
Madagascar Grand Sud and Grand Sud-Est Flash Appeal 2023
Strategic Objectives
SO1
Prevent loss of life, especially among children under age 5 and pregnant and lactating women and girls.
SO2
Ensure continuity of social services to avoid negative coping mechanisms among the population.
Sectors
CLCSS
Coordination & Common Services
CLEDU
Education
CLFSC
Food Security & Livelihoods
CLHEA
Health
CLLOG
Logistic
CLNUT
Nutrition
CLPRO
Protection
CLSHL
Emergency Shelter and NFI
CLTEL
Communication and Community Engagement
CLWSH
Water, Sanitation & Hygiene
Sector Objectives
CLCSS/CO1
Ensure optimally principled, efficient, effective and prioritized life-saving humanitarian response
CLCSS/CO2
Provide monitoring and early warning for population displacements
CLEDU/CO1
Ensure retention of children and adolescent girls and boys in school in an inclusive, safe, and protective learning environment (including GBV, SEA)
CLEDU/CO2
Ensure local Education in Emergencies (EiE) preparedness/response capacity including disaster risk reduction (DRR) and climate change adaptation and uplift the EiE/DRR Coordination mechanism.
CLFSC/CO1
Conduct regular monitoring of the food security situation through assessments and analysis according to the timetable set out in the response plan.
CLFSC/CO2
Ensuring adequate food consumption of drought or cyclone/flood affected populations before, during and after crises.
CLFSC/CO3
Contribute to the protection and restoration of livelihoods based on agriculture, livestock and fisheries for severely food insecure people
CLFSC/CO4
Support the coordination of actors involved in food security and livelihood restoration at national and inter-regional levels to better prepare for and respond to hazards/shocks
CLFSC/CO5
Facilitate early and anticipatory action, based on lessons learnt
CLHEA/CO1
Maintain and strengthen access to integrated health services to reduce death and other health risks for the most vulnerable
CLHEA/CO2
Improve the quality of services at different levels of care to better impact the health status of communities in crisis, and also to strengthen the health system in the area.
CLHEA/CO3
Strengthen the coordination of interventions and the generation of evidence to improve planning, decision-making and action on health risks.
CLNUT/CO1
Ensure good coordination of nutrition actors and real-time monitoring of the nutritional situation, in order to increase the effectiveness of interventions and act as quickly as possible in the right places, at the right time, with the right means.
CLNUT/CO2
Maintain an emergency nutrition response in priority areas to prevent the deterioration of the nutritional status of the most vulnerable and save lives.
CLPRO/CO1
Prevention of protection risks (including child protection and GBV) for affected people and the vulnerable population in priority areas by strengthening shock preparedness and resilience capacities.
CLPRO/CO2
Provision of essential services and support
CLPRO/CO3
Strengthening emergency preparedness capacity in protection.
CLPRO/CO4
Coordination and monitoring-evaluation
CLTEL/CO1
Generate evidence on SBC/Community Engagement to support multi-sectoral response planning
CLTEL/CO2
Plan and implement community engagement and risk behavior mitigation interventions in all sectors during the response
CLTEL/CO3
Coordinate, monitor and evaluate multi-sectoral SBC interventions to capture results and measure impacts.
CLTEL/CO4
Capitalizing on the Common Feedback Mechanism (CFM)
CLWSH/CO1
Maintain a gender-sensitive WASH response in areas classified as nutrition emergencies for households with malnourished children under five.
CLWSH/CO2
Ensure that households living in areas classified as nutrition emergencies and nutrition alerts have access to affordable drinking water, sanitation and hygiene.