Ethiopia: Dashboard - Sector Response and Contextual ... · As of August 2016, 718,154 persons (130,573 households) were reported as displaced in Ethiopia. By the end of September,

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The Agriculture sector started delivering seeds from mid-April for the meher season planting, which took place from June to September. As of end of September, about 98 percent of crop seeds had been delivered against the plans.

The new academic year started late September. The Ministry of Education has prepared a plan to provide school

Emergency Response. Humanitarian partners have planned to provide school feeding to 1.1 million school children. Funding is yet to be secured. The provision of learning supplies to about 1.7 million (42%) school children, as well as the provision of WASH for 200 schools and the establishment of 37 temporary learning centers is ongoing.

As of August 2016, 718,154 persons (130,573 households) were reported as displaced in Ethiopia. By the end of September, the cluster had reached more than 189,750 people (34,500 households) with emergency shelter materi-al and household non-food items such as kitchen sets and beddings.

In September, the food sector continued dispatching and distributing food under rounds six and seven, out of nine rounds planned in 2016. As of the date of publication, there were concerns about potential pipeline breaks in the last quarter of 2016.

In September, more than 2,500 health care workers in the country were trained on AWD and scabies. In Addis Aba-ba, Amhara, Harari, Oromia and SNNP regions, 85% of children targeted for measles immunization were reached.

Throughout the month of September, the Logistics Cluster continued to support NDRMC and humanitarian

the implementation of Mobile Storage Units (MSUs). As of the 11th of October, 71 MSUs had been erected, and 4 warehouses had been rented to NDRMC in Adama (Nazret), providing 44,400 MT of additional storage and reach-ing 74% of the target. As per UNDSS regulations, restrictions on movement in Oromia and the limited access to

NDRMC, the Logistics Cluster through WFP, as a provider of last resort, facilitated the transportation of 230 MT of emergency Non-Food Items (NFIs) donated by DFID to the NDRMC in September.

Overall, severe acute malnutrition admissions have increased in August compared to July and the proportion admitted to the Stabilization Centre is similar to July. 221,233 persons have been admitted with SAM in Jan-August 2016, out of whom 17,809 admitted to inpatient care (8% of total SAM admissions). In September, 100% of MAM

Tigray regions.

During September the number of children reached with psychosocial support through Child Friendly Spaces increased by 50% to reach a total of 30,462 (16,666 boys, 13,796 girls). Unaccompanied or separated children

month (336 children: 133 girls, 203 boys), albeit at a much lower rate than previous months, with a cumulative total of 5,472 (3,222 boys, 2,250 girls) UASC

migrating (leaving children behind) or children migrating, in search of livelihoods or pasture/water. The number of children supported to return to families has now reached 1,880 (1038 boys, 842 girls).

The WaSH cluster is currently carrying out a comprehensive data cleaning exercise, which is why no new data was provided for September. As of end of August, the WaSH Cluster had reached 86% of the targeted 9,616,260 people. For the provision of safe water, 69.6% of the target population was reached, including through construc-tion and rehabilitation of safe water sources, water trucking as well as provision of water containers and water treatment chemicals. Hygiene promotion services reached 16.4% of the target population. Hygiene and sanitation

while 10% have gone to institutions (schools and health centres).

Ethiopia: Dashboard - Sector Response and Contextual Indicators (September 2016)

In order to support management of the humanitar-

a set of response and contextual indicators. The monthly data provided against those indicators by the sectors has been visualized in the following info graphics. These visuals will help understand how the drought response is progressing and identify where issues are developing so that proactive measures can be taken

0 20 40 60 80 100Tigray

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Amhara

Afar

Creation date: 20 October 2016 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_Agr_201016 Sources: Agricultural Task Force - FAO Information management team Feedback: [email protected] https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/ethiopia www.reliefweb.int


Agriculture Seed delivered from April to Septemberfor meher season (against planned)

Livestock interventions (as of 09 September)

a) % of crop seed (Qt) delivered per region against planned

All regions

All regions

b) % of veg seed (KG) delivered per region against planned

1

2

0 20 40 60 80 100Tigray

Somali

SNNPR

Oromia

Amhara

Afar

320

140

1,433

1,140

812

6,561

383

96

149

2,314

1,728

130,702

89,743

41,317

4,595

52,675

1,733

123,097

89,291

40,270

5,697

52,675

94%

99%

97%

124%

100%

100%

39%

22%

37%

0%

0%

49%

Delivered Planned

Delivered Planned

2%

98%

29%

71%

The value of livestock interventions - mainly consisting in distribution of survival and supplementary livestock feed, support to fodder production through the provision of forage seed and animal treatments/vaccinations - is estimated at about 12 Million USD. Data collection is currently ongoing.

Awaiting clearance from cluster

Creation date: 18 October 2016 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_Edu_181016 Sources: Education Cluster Feedback: [email protected] https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/ethiopia www.reliefweb.int

Number of children benefiting from school feeding program in June

1

Number of school children who received learning kits in June

2

Number of schools provided with emergency WASH support in June3

4Number of temporary learning spaces (TLSs) establishedin May

Targeted: 4,691 schools Reached: 307

Targeted: 345 TLSsReached: 10

Targeted: 4,002,630

4M

children70%

4,691schools

7%

345TLSs

3%

4Mchildren

1%

Reached: 2,787,179

Reached: 26,756

Targeted: 4,002,630 beneficiaries targeted in 2016

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Cumulative % of school children who received learning kits per month

Cumulative % of schools provided with emergency WASH supportper month

Cumulative % of TLS established against the target per month

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Cumulative % of children benefiting from school feeding program per region against the target Feb-Jun 2016

Cumulative % of school children received learning kits per region,Feb-Jun 2016

Cumulative % of schools provided with emergency WASHsupport per region, Feb-Jun 2016

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Reached

Targeted

Targeted

ReachedTargeted

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73%

13%

69%

25%

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Education

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Flooding6.8%

Drought 6%

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Procurement18%

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Procurement18%

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Distributed25%

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Stock14%

Ethiopia:

Resource-based/competition 6.3% Others

0.8%

GAP43%

GAP43%

GAP43%

Conflict 59.9%

Flood 48%

WHAT IS IN A KIT

DISTRIBUTION

Emergency Shelter Kit Beddings Kitchen Sets

By the end of September, the cluster has reached more than 189,750 people (34,500 households) with emergency shelter material and household non-food items such as kitchen set and beddings. Of those assisted, 48% percent were displaced by flood, 6% by drought and 46% by conflict.

STOCK & PIPELINE

The cluster has close to 25,000 emergency shelter and household NFI kits in country, with additional 26,000 kits being procured. Based on existing capacity and the expected increase in need to respond to on-going displacements, coupled with known supplies currently under procurement, the cluster is expected to reach 57% of those targeted in the 2016 HRD.

EmergencyShelter

2 Tarpaulin (shelter grade)1 Rope (6mm x 20m)

EmergencyShelter

Bedding 2 Sleeping Mat2 Blanket2 Mosquito Net

2 Cooking Pot1 Kettle1 Washing basin1 Cooking ladle2 Cup2 Plate2 Jerry can (10L)1 Jerry can (20L)10 Soap

Kitchen Set

Ethiopia:Ethiopia: Dashboard - Sector Response and Contextual Indicators (September 2016)

Creation date: 20 October 2016 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_ESNFI_201016 Sources: Emergency Shelter and NFI Cluster Feedback: [email protected] https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/ethiopia www.reliefweb.int

Distribution by Region(emergency shelter)

no. of persons no. of kits0 5000 10,000 15,000 20,000

1,903

1,620

6,355

7,428

876

16,518

New Displacement by cause,by Region (Jan-Aug 2016) 34,500

emergency shelter ktis distsributed in 6 regions since January.

189,750persons reached with emergency shelter and

household items support

24,900emergency shelter ktis in the process of

distribution or in stock

Based on the cluster�s recommendation for kit content and definition (18 August 2016)

Afar

Amhara

Dire Dawa

Gambela

Harari

Oromia

SNNPR

Somali

Drought (55,170 persons)

Flood (347,156 persons)

Conflict (173,879 persons)

Others (2,140 persons)

* NB: individuals that were recorded displaced but whose current status is unknown will be updated in round 1 of the Protection Enhanced Displacement Tracking Matrix (PE-DTM).

718,154 persons displaced in Ethiopia (130,573 households) as of August 2016*

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0 20 40 60 80 100Harai

GambellaDire DawaB.Gumuz

AfarSNNPTigray

SomaliAmharaOromia

0 20 40 60 80 100Harari

Gambella

Dire Dawa

B.Gumuz

Afar

SNNPR

Tigray

Somali

Amhara

Oromia


FOOD

Number of beneficiaries allocated with a complete food ration by round1

Percentage of food tonnage dispatched

Round 6 and 7 are ongoing, out of 9 rounds planned between Jan. and Sep.

and distributed by round (against allocation) 2

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DISPATCHED

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ROUND

6

7

Dispatch status by region

Total beneficiaries allocated with food ration

Number of beneficiaries

allocated with food ration by region

Food tonnage allocated by region

Number of beneficiaries allocated with food ration

by region

Food tonnage allocated by region

Total allocated amount in MT

ROUND 6

ROUND 6

ROUND 7

ROUND 7

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Distribution status by region

Dispatch status by region

Distribution status by region

Total HRD beneficiaries

46,001

27,867

19,218

20,870

7,334

5,813

862

255

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70%

46%

0%90%

0%95%

0 20 40 60 80 100Harai

GambellaDire DawaB.Gumuz

AfarSNNPTigray

SomaliAmharaOromia

14,673

11,577

147

15,725

192

231

112

14%0%76%69%

0%1%

0%0%0%71%

96%

98%

99%

82%

82%

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100%

79%

0%

62,684

46,000

25,315

21,712

12,857

965

6,705

1,301

289

233

0 20 40 60 80 100Harari

Gambella

Dire Dawa

B.Gumuz

Afar

SNNPR

Tigray

Somali

Amhara

Oromia 89%

56%

96%

90%

69%

2%

74%

100%

81%

0%

131,652

94,152

51,302

43,666

28,584

14,924

1,014

1,014

2,027

607

17 October 2016 Sources:Doc.Name:Hum_Dashboard_Food_171016 FOOD Cluster Feedback: [email protected] https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/ethiopia www.reliefweb.intCreation date:

Food pipeline breakdown by month in MT

7

9 rounds planned

DRAFT

191,770

191,270

65,52624,205

20,77922,095

15,951

8,262

9620269Harai

Gambella

Dire DawaB.Gumuz

AfarSNNP

TigraySomali

AmharaOromia

11,539

0

56,771

0 0

445,975322,645

1,275,4391,033,772

1,359,0453,590,12368,876

48,05625,889

21,85415,645

8,1371,330962725295Harari

Gambella

Dire Dawa B.Gumuz

AfarSNNPR

TigraySomali

AmharaOromia

14,500

42,80056,77178,487

438,720865,340

1,239,7551,412,973

2,664,8303,857,777

DISTRIBUTED

DISTRIBUTED

76%

92%

67%

22%

10,671,953

10,493,988

9,741,576

0

80,000

160,000

240,000

320,000

DecNovOctSepAugJul

FoodAvailableRequiredPipeline break

145,233MT

176,759MT

42,657MT

66%

128,220MT

Number of Health Care Workers trained by month

Completeness of epidemiological reports by region Timeliness of epidemiological reports by region

Number of Health Care Workers trained by region

Creation date: 18 October 2016 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_Health_181016 Sources: Health Cluster Feedback: [email protected] https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/ethiopia www.reliefweb.int


HEALTH

1

Completeness and timeliness of epidemiological reportsReference week: Week 39Target: 80%

Number of Health Care Workers trained (January - September 2016)

2

3Percentage of children reached with measles and polio immunization in September 2016

Target: 85% (for measles vaccines)

TigraySomaliSNNPOromiaHarariGambellaDire DawaBenishangul AmharaAfarAddis Ababa

0TigraySomaliSNNPROromiaHareri RGambelaDire Dawa Beneshangul AmharaAfarAddis Ababa

Percentage of children reached with measles immunization by region Percentage of children reached with polio immunization by region

526

323

526

120

355

325

362SomaliAfarTigrayAddis AbabaSNNPOromiaAmhara

227253

103642

0672

2,1932,940

2,537SepAugJulJunMayAprMarFebJan

125%67%89%83%55%53%99%94%91%65%77% Tigray

SomaliSNNPOromiaHarariGambellaDire DawaBenishangul AmharaAfarAddis Ababa 125%

65%87%78%58%63%95%88%82%68%77%

92%

83%

98%

93%

100%

87%

97%

54%

92%

0TigraySomaliSNNPROromiaHareri RGambelaDire Dawa Beneshangul AmharaAfarAddis Ababa 92%

83%

98%

93%

100%

87%

97%

54%

92%

25%

100%

25%

100%

Creation date: 12 October 2016 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_Log_120216 Sources: Logistics Cluster Feedback: [email protected] https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/ethiopia www.reliefweb.int

4,000

9,200

1,200

1,200

14,800

400

1,600

4,400

0

3,200

4,00

1,600

0

11,600

2,000

1,600

20,800

0

1,600

1,200Semera

Dire Dawa

Kombolcha

Adama

SNNPR

Tigray

Somali

Oromiya

Gambella

Benishangul G.

Amhara

Afar

LOGISTICS (as of 11 October 2016)

Increased storage capacity at NDRMC hubs andat field level (in MT)1 2 Transportation Services

The Logistics Cluster, led by WFP, supports the Government in the coordination of delivery of humanitarian assistance in response to the current drought through increased logistics coordination and information management. To support the supply chain and response of the GoE and the humanitarian community, the Logistics Cluster also identifies, proposes mitigating activities and fills logistics gaps through the ad-hoc provision of logistics services, when necessary and requested.

Target in MTCurrent Capacity implemented in MT

MSUs - Mobile Storage UnitsNDRMC - National Disaster Risk Management Commission

Hubs (MT)

Field MSUs (MT)Target: 60,000 MT increased capacity (MSUs and Warehouses rented)

60,000MT

74%44,400 MT

AFAR

AMHARA

BENESHANGULGUMUZ

GAMBELA

HARERI

DIRE DAWA

SNNP OROMIA

SOMALI

TIGRAY

Addis Ababa

#

# Requests Received and completed

MT of goods transported

# Trucks Mobilized

Average Response Time

9

662

77

6 Days

80%

4%

75%

0%

80%

36%

100%

78%

106%

-

100%

100%Semera

Ziway

Adama

Hawassa

19,600

Ethiopia: Dashboard - Cluster Response and Contextual Indicators (September 2016)

Number of beneficiaries reached (received SNFs) in September by region

Beneficiaries reached from January to September 2016

Creation date: 18 October 2016 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_Nut_181016 Sources: Nutrition Cluster Feedback: [email protected] https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/ethiopia www.reliefweb.int

Ethiopia: Cluster response and contextual indicators (September 2016)

12,414

48,749

64,588

17,118

73,250

82,800

,9649

9,088

52,991

30,756

27,384

945

25,315

13,964

65,765

32,625

37,535

859Tigray

Somali

SNNPR

Oromia

Amhara

Afar

NUTRITION

Number of MAM beneficiaries reachedTarget: 2.5 million beneficiaries targeted in 20161

Number of MAM beneficiaries admitted and who received SNFs in the TSF priority 1 woredas by region, in the last month

2

Children <5 PLWs

Children <5 PLWs

Number of beneficiaries admitted

SepAugJulJunMayAprMarFebJan

77,030

238,211276,081

221,482

308,063

131,128

278,148

101,619 34,707 170,425

133,618

28,860314,004 357,868360,586

TSF- Targeted Supplementary Feeding programme

MAM - Moderate Acute Malnutrition

SNFs- Specialized Nutritious Foods

PLWs- Pregnant and lactating women

· The security situation in Amhara region slowed down dispatches and distributions of TSFP commodities from the warehouse.

· August allocation for Afar region is being dispatched together with the September allocation.

68%

19%19%

79%82%

100%100%

100%100%

100%100%

287,506 371,039 167,866


Nutrition

SAM admissions and SAM performance 1SAM admissions, 2015-2016, all regions (August 2016) SAM performance in 2016, all regions

SAM performance in 2016 by regionSAM admissions, 2015-2016 by region (August 2016)

19 October 2016 Sources:Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_Nut_SAM_191016 Nutrition Cluster Feedback: [email protected] https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/ethiopia www.reliefweb.int

Creation date:

DRAFT

0.2%0.4%

1.2%

5.2%

8.9%

4.9%4.9%%%

4.2%.2%%

8.9%8.9%

5.4%5.4%%%

5.2%%%

444

888

Somali

Oromia

Afar

Amhara

Tigray

SNNP

0.8%

0.3%

0.1%

0.2%

0.1%

3.6%

4.2%

1%

5.3%

94.2%

89.1%

91.2%

91.5%

89.9%

89.2%0

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2016 SC2015 SC2016 OTP2015 OTP

2016 SC2015 SC2016 OTP2015 OTP

AJJMAMFJAJJMAMFJAJJMAMFJAJJMAMFJAJJMAMFJAJJMAMFJ

Other*

Defaulter

Death

Cured

Other*

Defaulter

Death

Cured

All Regions

- *Other includes non-responders, medical transfers and transfers to other CMAM facilities.- Performance in line with SPHERE standards (cure>75%, defaulter<15%, death<10%).

90.8%

7%2%

0.2%

OTP : Outpatient Therapeutic ProgrammeSAM: Severe Acute MalnutritionSC: Stabilisation Centre

Afar Amhara Oromiya SNNPR Somali Tigray

0

10000

20000

30000

40000

50000

DecNovOctSepAugJulJunMayAprMarFebJan

Defaulter Death

Awaiting clearance from cluster

Creation date: 18 October 2016 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_Pro_181016 Sources: Protection Cluster Feedback: [email protected] https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/ethiopia www.reliefweb.int

Number of vulnerable women and girls as well as men and boys accessed psychosocial support services in WomenFriendly Spaces (May-Sep 2016)

Number of unaccompanied and separated children reunified with their families (May-Sepember 2016)

Number of girls and boys reached with psychosocial support through child friendly spaces (May-September 2016)

Number vulnerable women and adolescent girls in priority one hot spot woredas received dignity kits (May-September 2016)

1

2

3

4

Targeted: 424,600Reached: 30,462

Targeted: 78,491Reached: 4,914

Targeted: 24,609

4%

7%

6%

8%

Reached: 9,036

Reached: 1,880

Targeted: 257,941

0

20

40

60

80

100

SepAugJulJunMar - May

Cumulative % of vulnerable women and girls as well as men and boys accessed psychosocial support services in WomenFriendly Spaces per month

Cumulative % of unaccompanied and separated children reunified with their families per month

Cumulative % of girls and boys reached with psychosocial support through child friendly spaces per month

Cumulative % of vulnerable women and adolescent girls in priority one hot spot woredas received dignity kits per month

reached

reached

reached

reached

reached

reached

reached

reached

0% 4% 4% 4% 4%

09,036 9,036 9,036 9,036

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80

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1% 1% 5% 7% 8%

151 354 1,299 1,806 1,880

0

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40

60

80

100


0.4% 1% 3% 5% 7%

1,859 6,281 12,735 20,831 30,462

0

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40

60

80

100


2% 2% 2% 6% 6%

1,500 1,875 1,875 4,914 4,914

Targetedreached

Targeted

reached

Targeted

reached

Targeted

reached

1,800

46,8009,036

44,000

36,120

31,680

6,156

3,915

3,104

21,477

16,815

10,187

8,522

40000100000

9,036

9,634232

208

550

13,512

8,337

666

2,170

5,777

1006

3,908

7

883

99,341Oromia

Amhara

Tigray

Afar

Somali

Amhara

Somali

Tigray

Oromia

Afar

Amhara

Tigray

Somali

Afar

Oromia

Oromia

Amhara

Somali

Tigray

Afar

40,000

60,000

72,000

104,400

148,200

21,490


Protection

Percentage of water access coverage per region

Percentage of functionality of water schemes per region

Percentage of beneficiaries reached vs HRD target*

Creation date: 13 October 2016 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_WaSH_131016 Sources: WaSH Cluster Feedback: [email protected] https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/ethiopia www.reliefweb.int


WaSH (as of August 2016)

Percentage of sample population havingaccess to potable waterTarget: 90% of population having access to>5litres per person per day in a sample population

51,231households

11%

57%

43%

61%

77%

128%

93%

49%

106%

46% 5-15liters

>15liters

<5liters

>5liters

Government

2% National NGOs

UNICEF

InternationalNGOs

50%

57%

53%

47%

46%

55%Tigray

Somali

SNNPR

Oromia

Amhara

Afar

Water access coverage per region2

Functionality of water schemes per region3 Water supply beneficiaries

Beneficiaries per:

domain activity location

Beneficiaries by organization type

Progress against Humanitarian Requirements Document (HRD)4

% Functionality % Non-functionality

22%

29%

31%

29%

33%

33%

71%

78%

69%

71%

67%

67%Tigray

Somali

SNNPR

Oromia

Amhara

Afar

ReachedTargeted

1,096,766

2,090,758

1,054,904

1,571,951

2,588,467

851,106 Tigray

Somali

SNNPR

Oromia

Amhara

Afar

1,831,460

1,364,840

501285

337,349

181,805

165,225

163,257Rehabilitation of hand pump borehole

New water scheme development

Construction of motorized borehole

Construction of new boreholes

Rehabilitation & maintenance of water schemes

Rehabilitation of motorized borehole

Water trucking

1

Sanitation

Hygiene

457,461

1,097,674

Water

Health Centre

School

Community

T

6,689,468

126,419

685,008

7,454,295

* The targets determined in the Original HRD 2016 are added up with the revised targets following the belg assessment.

* UNICF beneficiaries are reached through GoE as an implementing partner.

41%

32%

25%

666,192

1,617,740

3,322,711

981,937

770,518

904,530

Documents

Ethiopia: Dashboard - Sector Response and Contextual ... · As of August 2016, 718,154 persons (130,573 households) were reported as displaced in Ethiopia. By the end of September,