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Requirements ($)$72.5 million
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Coverage37.8%
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Unmet ($)$45.1 million
Indicator overview
18-Sep-2024
Indicator overview
Contributes to
- Strategic Objective 1
| Indicator | Unit | In need | Target | Measure (%) | Measure |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
IN1: # of IDP, returnee, refugee and nondisplaced children under five with MAM who are cured and PLWs with improved nutritional status
|
Children
|
209,300
|
871,382
|
0%
|
No data
|
|
IN2: # of IDP, returnee, refugee and nondisplaced children under five with SAM who are cured and PLW with improved nutritional status
|
Children
|
238,000
|
217,418
|
0%
|
No data
|
|
IN1: # of boys and girls (6-59 months) from IDP, returnee, refugee, and nondisplaced families with SAM receiving outpatient and inpatient SAM treatment
|
Children
|
308,282
|
252,812
|
0%
|
No data
|
|
IN1: # of boys and girls (6-59 months) from IDP, returnee, refugee, and nondisplaced families with MAM receiving MAM treatment
|
Children
|
270,718
|
714,417
|
0%
|
No data
|
|
IN1: # of PLW with acute malnutrition enrolled in TSFP
|
Numbers
|
110,000
|
329,515
|
0%
|
No data
|
|
IN1: # of boys and girls (6-59 months) from IDP, returnee, refugee, and nondisplaced families with MAM receiving BSFP
|
Children
|
62,802
|
187,305
|
0%
|
No data
|
|
IN1: # of BPHS clinics supplied with ready to- use therapeutic foods (RUTF) over 12 months
|
Clinics
|
1,308
|
1,411
|
0%
|
No data
|
Cluster Activities
1
Provision of out-patient and in-patient treatment of SAM children under five
2
Treatment of MAM children under between 6 and 59 months
3
Provision of targeted supplementary feeding for PLW
4
Provision of emergency blanket supplementary feeding for children aged between 6 and 59 months
5
Provision of infant and young child feeding practices in emergency support (IYCF-E) for mothers and children among emergency-affected populations
6
Provision of MIYCN to PLWs from IDP, returnee, refugee, and non displaced households
7
Capacity building of frontline nutrition workers
8
Provision of micronutrient supplements to children aged between 6 and 59 months among shock-affected populations