Agriculture cluster logical framework
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Strategic Objectives4Strategic Objectives
- Strategic Objective
The physical and mental well-being of 5.7 million crisis-affected people is improved - Strategic Objective
5.7 million most vulnerable crisis-affected people are supported with basic services - Strategic Objective
The protection needs of 1.9 million IDPs and other groups with specific needs are identified, recognized and addressed by Government, humanitarian and development actors - Strategic Objective
Contribute to strengthening recovery and resilience of 1.1 million crisis affected people and systems
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Specific Objectives10Specific Objectives
- Specific Objective
Food needs of 4.6 million acute food insecure people are met - Specific Objective
Excess morbidity reduced by 5 per cent among crisis affected people in 2020 - Specific Objective
At least 70 cent of crisis affected people have access to a minimum package of interventions and timely response services aimed at responding to critical needs and mitigating the consequences of physical and psychosocial distress and at increasing psychosocial resilience - Specific Objective
2.6 million displaced people and people affected by displacement benefited from an agreed multi-sector minimum services package of Agriculture, Education, ESNFI, Food, Health and WASH services in 2020 - Specific Objective
3.3 million people affected by shocks and crises whose productive capacity, social activities and ability to meet their basic needs were compromised, have timely access to basic humanitarian services based on needs in 2020 - Specific Objective
The protection needs of crisis-affected persons are identified, recognized and addressed by government, humanitarian and development actors - Specific Objective
Crisis-affected communities, and in particular women (including women with disabilities and older persons), adolescent girls and children, are protected from violence, exploitation, abuse and harmful practices and benefit from risk reduction and prevention measures - Specific Objective
Accountable, safe, accessible, and coordinated service delivery for crisis-affected persons (IDPs and returnees/relocatees and affected host communities) is improved - Specific Objective
Pre-crisis level access to public basic services such as WASH, health and education is restored to 630,000 people by end of 2020 - Specific Objective
475,000 climate affected people in 2020 are supported through early recovery and rehabilitation interventions to enhance their ability to withstand future shocks and stresses
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Cluster Objectives22Cluster Objectives
- Cluster Objective
To provide accessible essential health services to targeted populations, focusing on main causes of morbidity and sexual and reproductive health. - Cluster Objective
To provide emergency in-kind food and cash assistance as to meet food needs of acute food insecure people as well as preventing negative coping mechanisms - Cluster Objective
To provide ability to 2.4 million target population to meet their basic needs restored by December 2020 - Cluster Objective
Ensure on-time contextualized and inclusive access to live-saving shelter & NFIs for 244,428 crises affected people to safeguard their health, security, privacy and dignity - Cluster Objective
To provide enhanced access to treatment services to children under five years of age and pregnant and nursing women affected by acute malnutrition - Cluster Objective
To provide safe drinking water - Cluster Objective
The protection needs of crisis-affected persons are identified, recognized and addressed by government, humanitarian and development actors. - Cluster Objective
Increase access in the provision of quality education to crisis-affected school-aged boys and girls through an inclusive, safe and protective learning environment - Cluster Objective
Ensure contextualized access to lifesaving shelter and NFIs for displacement affected people, to safeguard their health security, privacy and dignity - Cluster Objective
Crisis-affected communities, women (including women with disabilities and older persons), adolescent girls and children, are protected from violence, exploitation, abuse and harmful practices, receive quality and timely response services and benefit from risk reduction and prevention measures. - Cluster Objective
Improve the living conditions of 1,863,760 displaced affected population and basic humanitarian needs in a timely manner through provision of Shelter and NFI - Cluster Objective
Enhance the quality of formal and non-formal learning opportunities for emergency affected boys and girls in areas of displacement, areas of return and in host communities bearing the burden of displaced persons - Cluster Objective
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To provide quality care for people with physical injuries, disabilities and mental health needs - Cluster Objective
To provide hygiene and sanitation facilities by constructing different types of latrines and deliver essential sanitation and hygiene messages through hygiene promotion - Cluster Objective
Cluster Objective 3: Enhance resilience through shelter support in recovery, reintegration and relocation. - Cluster Objective
Enhance resilience through shelter support in recovery, reintegration and relocation for 579,681 displacement affected people - Cluster Objective
To provide life-saving WASH NFIs - Cluster Objective
prepare for, detect and respond to epidemic prone disease outbreaks - Cluster Objective
Contribute to the recovery and resilience of crisis affected people through humanitarian interventions in 2020 (2) - Cluster Objective
Empower and facilitate crisis-affected children and communities in the restoration and protection of learning facilities and promoting peace through school platform - Cluster Objective
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Cluster Activities1Cluster Activities
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Response plan
HRP
Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan 2020
Strategic Objectives
SO1
The physical and mental well-being of 5.7 million crisis-affected people is improved
SO2
5.7 million most vulnerable crisis-affected people are supported with basic services
SO3
The protection needs of 1.9 million IDPs and other groups with specific needs are identified, recognized and addressed by Government, humanitarian and development actors
SO4
Contribute to strengthening recovery and resilience of 1.1 million crisis affected people and systems
Specific Objectives
SP1
Food needs of 4.6 million acute food insecure people are met
SP2
Excess morbidity reduced by 5 per cent among crisis affected people in 2020
SP3
At least 70 cent of crisis affected people have access to a minimum package of interventions and timely response services aimed at responding to critical needs and mitigating the consequences of physical and psychosocial distress and at increasing psychosocial resilience
SP4
2.6 million displaced people and people affected by displacement benefited from an agreed multi-sector minimum services package of Agriculture, Education, ESNFI, Food, Health and WASH services in 2020
SP5
3.3 million people affected by shocks and crises whose productive capacity, social activities and ability to meet their basic needs were compromised, have timely access to basic humanitarian services based on needs in 2020
SP6
The protection needs of crisis-affected persons are identified, recognized and addressed by government, humanitarian and development actors
SP7
Crisis-affected communities, and in particular women (including women with disabilities and older persons), adolescent girls and children, are protected from violence, exploitation, abuse and harmful practices and benefit from risk reduction and prevention measures
SP8
Accountable, safe, accessible, and coordinated service delivery for crisis-affected persons (IDPs and returnees/relocatees and affected host communities) is improved
SP9
Pre-crisis level access to public basic services such as WASH, health and education is restored to 630,000 people by end of 2020
SP10
475,000 climate affected people in 2020 are supported through early recovery and rehabilitation interventions to enhance their ability to withstand future shocks and stresses