Ethiopia: Dashboard - Sector Response and Contextual Indicators (July 2017)

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1 Ethiopia: Dashboard Sector Response and Contextual Indicators (July 207) As of end July 207, the agriculture sector has obtained about 62% of the money requirements specified in the HRD; about 58% of households have been assisted with animal feeding and about 58% with animal health treatment, against planned. This does not include activities conducted by the Federal and the Regional Governments. In July the schools were closed. Following the cluster prioritization exercise conducted at the end of June 207, based on the Belg assessment, Displacement Tracking Matrix round 5 results, requests received by the Government and assessments conducted by cluster members, the cluster identified a total of 24,20 HH in need of shelter/nfi assistance of whom 5,432 HH live in 6 zones classified as priority (in,, and regions) and 72,769 HH live in 22 zones classified as priority 2 (in 7 regions). By the 20th of July, the cluster had reached some 50,69 households with full emergency shelter and nonfood item kits including 982 in the form of cash grants and vouchers. 200 Full kits are currently being distributed and 2,83 full kits are in planned distributions during the reporting period. In there have been delays in the Round 4 food distribution due to the large outbreak of AWD and woreda officials not allowing people to congregate in large groups for distributions. One JEOP partner has not been able to complete dispatch for Round 4 as a result of the AWD. Only this week have local authorities allowed people to assemble again as a result of the improved conditions of AWD. As a result of resourcing constrains in Round 4, WFP allocated 7,96 mt of food for million (including an estimated 76,000 drought affected IDPs and 20,500 conflict affected IDPs) of the.7 million people it has been assisting in Region since March 207. During Round 4 WFP reached 9 percent more than the planned figure due to increased need in its operational area ( Region). In addition, Rapid monitoring reports indicate that in some woredas in the Region, food was distributed to 4050 percent above planned beneficiaries during Rounds 3 and 4; further impact the nutritional situation of the vulnerable population. During the month of July, completeness and timeliness of epidemiological report suggested that, and failed to attain the 80 % minimum requirement. The overall national surveillance completeness and timeliness rate are 9.3% and 88.5 % respectively. For the routine Immunization campaigns except, and partly, the rest of the regions were able to cover the target population for polio (Penta 3) and Measles. Between January and July 207 some 75,653 children and 730,449 pregnant and lactating women were treated for moderate acute malnutrition in Targeted Supplementary Feeding Programmes in 228 P and 29 P2/P3 woredas (Govt/WFP and USAID/JEOP). There were 30,624 children newly admitted for SAM treatment in June 207 (RR 90.2% (5,88 TFP sites). This is increased by.2% from the previous month of May 30,256 with 92. RR. The June 207 admission also increased by % from the June 206 (27689, RR 87.5% (3, 998 TFP sites)). In the six month period January June 207, a total of 72,265 (RR 9.2%) children have been treated in the entire country (5,795 TFP sites). The performance indicators were: 89.6% cure rate; 0.3% death rate; 2.2% defaulter rate where the CMAM performance remains above the international standards. (SPHERE: > 75% cure, < death &< 5% Defaulter rates). The new admissions from JanuaryJune were 6 percent higher than the projected caseload for the same period, reflected in the HRD January 207 (303,000 annual). But it is lower than the January to June 206 new admission by % (73,854, RR:89% (4, 092 TFP sites)). Regionally, has shown a decrease by 5 per cent, by 0 per cent and by 9 per cent in June 207 TFP admissions. In region, Korile and Elbahay IDP sites, 246 malnutrition children were identified by mobile health teams and the Kebele administrations. Child Protection officers supported MHNT in housetohouse visits and screened children with malnutrition in the two sites. Six malnourished children (of whom four were female) were referred to health centres for additional health treatment, and 505 adults (out of which 33 female) were reached during FGM and early marriage awareness raising in both Korile and Elbahy IDP site. In order to support management of the humanitarian response in Ethiopia, sectors have identified a set of response and contextual indicators. The monthly data provided against those indicators by the sectors has been visualized in the following infographics. These visuals will help understand how the drought response is progressing and identify where issues are developing so that proactive measures can be taken. SOUTH SUDAN SUDAN GAMBELA BENESHANGUL GUMU Asosa Akobo Omo Lake Tana ER IT RE A TIGRAY Mekele Abay Tekeze Bahir Dar Awasa AMHARA R e d AFAR Awash ETT HI I OPP IAA OROMIA G enale S e a Asayita Nazret (Adama) Hareri DJIBOUTI Ji Jiga Shebele SOMALI YEMEN G ulf of Aden WASH cluster reached 59% of its HRD target. This is due to the significant increase in responses through distribution of HH water treatment chemicals, hygiene and sanitation promotion and rehabilitation (boreholes and shallow wells). Ilemi Triangle SOMALIA

2 Ethiopia: Dashboard Sector Response and Contextual Indicators Agriculture (as of July) Animal feeding % of livestock heads benefited % of households benefited 66% 62% Number of livestock heads benefited 90,834 89% 38,000 34, ,98 42,379 85% 7,4 99,83 37% 7,002 93,7 6,268 59% 00, ,075 26, ,27 Number of households benefited 24 % 78% 3% 55% 2,884 5,730 7,083 9,000 2,756 28,923 22,68 3,057 27,076 49,945 42,940 44,902 8,690 26,552 2 Animal health treatment Number of livestock heads benefited Number of households benefited % of livestock heads benefited % of households benefited 73% 75% 95% 74% 36% 49,833,287,05,228,8,786,280 2,855,844 2,074,887,527,372 63, ,484 36, % 83% 54% 20,486 79,684 8,65 67,260 39,589 30,605 35,602 9, , ,256 Requirement (as per federal level HRD) Planned (bypartners) Delivered 57% 976, , ,400 8,554, ,378 57,737 8, ,639 Note: Before July, livestock heads and households benefitting from vaccination interventions had not been included in the dashboard data, which explains the substantial increase. Creation date: 24 August 207 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_Agr_08247 Sources: Agricultural Task Force FAO Information management team Feedback: ochaeth@un.org

3 Ethiopia: Dashboard Sector Response and Contextual Indicators (July 207) NEEDS Emergency Shelter and NFI Following the cluster prioritization exercise conducted at the end of June 207, based on the Belg assessment, Displacement Tracking Matrix round 5 results, requests received by the Government and assessments conducted by cluster members, the cluster identified a total of 24,20 HH in need of shelter/nfi assistance of whom 5,432 HH live in 6 zones classified as priority (in,, and regions) and 72,769 HH live in 22 zones classified as priority 2 (in 7 regions). 24,20 households with outstanding needs of shelter and/or nonfood assistance 50,69 shelter and nonfood kits distributed in 6 regions since January 6,389 shelter kits in stock and pipeline Progress towards HRD Progress Gap Full ESNFI Kits Distributed 37,867 39,570 Full ESNFI Kits Prepositioned DRR for 3 IDPs Fund in USD M 5, , RESPONSE By the 20th of July, the cluster had reached some 50,69 households with full emergency shelter and nonfood item kits including 982 in the form of cash grants and vouchers. 200 Full kits are currently being distributed and 2,83 full kits are in planned distributions during the reporting period. STOCKS & PIPELINE 70,27 Displaced households in need by emergency type and region 46,36 Conflict 3,326 2,77, Drought 2,487 2,20 0 Hareri 0 0 3,00 Emergency shelter & NFI kits distribution by emergency type and region Flood Other 4,39 28,593 What is in a kit The cluster has 6,089 full emergency shelter and NFI kits in stock, with an additional 0,300 kits being procured. With the current needs exceeding the SNFI kits in stock and pipeline, the pipeline is de facto broken. The cluster is forced to prioritise its response to unacceptable and unworkable levels. Many extremely vulnerable beneficiaries are excluded in distributions and left in unsafe/ life threatening Based on the cluster s recommendation for kit content and definition (8 August 206) Creation date: 30 August 207 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_ESNFI_30087Jul Sources: Emergency Shelter and NFI Cluster Feedback: ochaeth@un.org

4 Ethiopia: Dashboard Sector Response and Contextual Indicators (July 207 ) Number of Health Care Workers trained by month HEALTH Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Number of Health Care Workers trained (January December 206) Number of Health Care Workers trained by region B.Gumuz ,93 2,940 2,537 2, Completeness of epidemiological reports by region 2 Completeness and timeliness of epidemiological reports Reference week: Week Target: 8 Timeliness of epidemiological reports by region 98 % 99% Beneshangul G. 98% Target: 85% (for measles vaccines) Creation date: 04 September % Beneshangul G 98% 95% 72% 72 % 9% 8 82% 8% 93 % for Polio (Penta 3) and Measles by Region (%) 98 % Administrative Routine Immunization Coverage for Measles by region (%) Administrative Routine Immunization Coverage for Polio (Penta 3) by region (%) 3 95% Administrative Routine Immunization Coverage % 27% 96% 93% Beneshangul G 07% Beneshangul G 73% 73% 67% 64% 86% 79% 93% 88% 98% 96% 73% 76% 93% 9 Doc.Name: Dashboard_Health_Cluster_July_207 Sources: Health Cluster Feedback: ochaeth@un.org

5 Ethiopia: Dashboard Sector Response and Contextual Indicators Nutrition MAM (as of July) Number of MAM beneficiaries reached Revised HRD Target: 3.6 million in 207 Beneficiaries reached by month 207 Children <5 PLWs 290, , , , ,033 45,05 3, ,659 63, ,25 255, , ,9 64, , , ,506 37,039 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Nov Dec Number of beneficiaries reached with TSFP in July and 207 cumulative by region July 207 Cumulative total JanJul Number of MAM beneficiaries admitted and who received SNFs by region, in the last month 2,496 3,447 7,23 43,63 22, ,587 06,728 23,779 25,768 67,944 46,522 63,307 3,900 8,737 76,026 94, ,58 56,04 0,757 92,738 35,398 5,05 283, ,844 BSFP Blanket Supplementary Feeding Programme TSFP Targeted Supplementary Feeding programme MAM Moderate Acute Malnutrition Children <5 PLWs SNFs Specialized Nutritious Foods PLWs Pregnant and lactating women Creation date: 9 Sept 207 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_MAM_0997 Sources: Nutrition Cluster Feedback: ochaeth@un.org

6 Ethiopia: Dashboard Sector Response and Contextual Indicators Nutrition SAM (as of June) SAM admissions and SAM performancea SAM admissions, , all regions (June 207) SAM performance in 207, National 35,000 30,000 25,000 Death 0.25% Defaulter.98% Other* 7.3% 20,000 5,000 0,000 5,000 Cure 90.46% 0 Jan Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec OTP 206 OTP 207 TFU 206 TFU 207 *Other includes nonresponders, medical transfers and transfers to other CMAM facilities. SAM admissions, by region (June 207) SAM performance in 207 by region 4,000 Defaulter Death 2, % 2.2% 2.97% 0.04% 0, % 3.83% 2.24% 0.05% 8,000 6, % 7.48% 0.82% 0.5% 4, % 0.25% 0.74% 0.53% 2, % 9.54% 5.02% 0.59% 0 Feb Mar Apr May Jun Feb Mar Apr May Jun Feb Mar Apr May Jun Feb Mar Apr May Jun Feb Mar Apr May Jun Feb Mar Apr May Jun OTP : Outpatient Therapeutic Programme; SAM: Severe Acute Malnutrition; SC: Stabilisation Centre 9.05% Cure Death Defaulter Other* 6.68%.86% 0.42% Creation date: 8 Aug 207 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_SAM_8087 Sources: Nutrition Cluster Feedback: ochaeth@un.org

7 Ethiopia: Dashboard Sector Response and Contextual Indicators Protection (as of July) Number child protection referred cases receiving protection services (Cumulative JanJul) Cumilative Number of beneficiaries reached by region 74 Cumulative % of beneficiaries reached per month 352 Targeted: 25,000 6% Reached:,387 6% % 5% 5% 5% 5% 6% Male: 682 Female: Number children accessing supportive childfriendly/social spaces (Cumulative JanJul) 857 3,459 Targeted: 46,749 56% Reached: 20,759 44% 44% 4,453 38% 43% 44% 44% 44% 7,66,620 7% Male: 0,843 Female: 9,96 3,204 3 Number parents completed positive parenting course (Cumulative Jan 542,699 Targeted: 8,25 4 Reached: 4, ,085 5% Male: 2,733 Female: 2, Number of community members reached with child protection communication messages (Cumulative JanJul),768 4,50 Targeted: 89,25 63% 37% Reached: 33,202 37% 3,999 4,992 3% 36% 36% 37% 37% Male: 8,94 Female: 5,008 2,23 5,702 5 Number of male/female receive training (Cumulative JanJul) Targeted: 5,752 7% Reached: 4,625 29% 29%,33 2,382 Male: 2,569 Female: 2, % 28% 29% 29% 29% 29% 230 Creation date: 8 Sept 207 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_Protection 0987 Sources: Protection Cluster Feedback: ochaeth@un.org

8 Ethiopia: Dashboard Sector Response and Contextual Indicators WaSH (as of July) Percentage of sample population having access to potable water Target: 9 of population having access to >5 litres per person per day in a sample population <5liters 43% 46% 57% >5,23 households >5 liters 55 liters 4 Percentage of sample population having access to potable water Percentage of beneficiaries reached vs HRD target by region 280,6 255,576,554,765 Targeted 733,848 97,303 3,394,037 Percentage of beneficiaries by emergency type Scabies, 0.6% Flood AWD, 28. Drought, 70.4% Displacement, 0.4% Ongoing water trucking volume (m3/day) [by Region] Volume (m3/day) ,678,657 >5 liters % 688,868,00,772 Water supply beneficiaries (National) 2 Water access coverage per region Percentage of water access coverage per region 2,46,7 2,20,544 Water trucking/tankering Rehabilitation of motorized borehole 973,447 3,057, % 7,336 Reached Gap Sum of Targeted 772,370 Rehabilitation and maintenance of water point with hand pump Construction of motorized borehole 79,948 32,28 53% Beneficiaries (National) Contruction of new water point with hand pump 77,933 47% 46% Beneficiaries 5,366,778 (5) 3,753,096 (5) Construction of rain water harvesting structures Expansion of water schemes 65,705 37,740 Tigary 55% Reached Gap Construction / Rehabilitation of surface water schemes 0,39 3 Functionality of water schemes per region Percentage of functionality of water schemes per region Beneficiaries per domain (National) Beneficiaries by activity location WTCs and essential WASH NFI beneficiaries 7% 78% 29% 22% Water 8,237,06 Community 5,65,044 Distribution of HH water treatment products 2,024,308 69% 3% School 4,946 Emergency water supply system 784,953 7% 67% 29% 33% Hygiene & Sanitation 4,07,378 Health center 86,788 Tigary 67% 33% Hygiene kit distribution 348,373 Creation date: 2 Aug 207 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_WaSH_2087 Sources: WaSH Cluster Feedback: ochaeth@un.org