ER IT RE A YEMEN SUDAN DJIBOUTI. Addis Ababa SOUTH SUDAN SOMALIA UGANDA. TIGRAY Mekele AFAR AMHARA. BENESHANGUL GUMU Asosa OROMIA SOMALI SNNPR.

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1 Ethiopia: Dashboard - Sector Response and Contextual Indicators (ember 6) The Agriculture sector started delivering seeds from mid-il for the meher season planting, which took place from e to September. As of end of September, about 97 percent of crop seeds had been delivered against the plans. The 6 HRD Mid-Year Review targeted 4.8 million school children for school feeding and learning supplies as well as,538 schools for school WaSH and 395 for Temporarily Learning Centers (TLCs) in emergency affected woredas. School WaSH in schools is currently under implementation by the UNICEF WaSH Section. Learning supplies have been distributed to approx..8m school children for the new academic year. In addition, Save the Children International (SCI) has begun school feeding and school WaSH in and regions benefiting 6,87 and 4,57 school children respectively. UNICEF has constructed six TLCs in region and additional TLCs are under construction in the same region. As of August 6, 78,54 persons (3,573 households) were reported as displaced in Ethiopia. By the end of ober, the cluster had more than 5,9 people (45,6 households) with emergency shelter material and household non-food items such as kitchen sets and beddings. In December the Food Sector is dispatching and distributing food under rounds 8 and 9. WFP completed round 9 in ember. The Government and its partners are dispatching and distributing an extra round of food in the Region to priority woredas affected by the new emerging drought, to cover the gap before the bridging round in January 7. In ember, around 437 health care workers in the country received training in various areas of health including AWD. In Addis Ababa, and SNNP regions, over 86% of children targeted for measles immunization were. All regions exceed the minimum requirement for the completeness and timeliness of data except and regions. As identified in the Logistics Gaps Analysis (il 6), the large amount of incoming humanitarian cargo has placed a strain on the existing storage capacity, and subsequently a need for additional warehouses and temporary storage facilities. In this regard, over 63, MT in additional storage capacity have been provided by the Logistics Cluster for NDRMC and JEOP use. The Logistics Cluster has also facilitated the availability of financial human resources on behalf of the NDRMC to secure a temporary surge in qualified staff. As of ember 6, a total of 98 additional staff including storekeepers and data entry clerks have been recruited out of a total of, positions identified. The recruitment of an additional 93 staff through the third party employment agency is also progressing with 7 out of 93 staff recruited in locations (9% of the plan). Overall, SAM admissions have increased in September (admissions 6,5 and 89.% reporting rate) compared to July (admissions,979 and 87.% reporting rate) and August (admissions 4,48 and 87.4% reporting rate). 47,48 children have been admitted with SAM in January - September, out of whom 9,9 admitted to inpatient care (8.% of total SAM admissions). In ember, all MAM beneficiaries admitted in the 3 regions of Oromiya, and received Specialized Nutritious Foods (SNFs). Children who have experienced or are at risk of violence, abuse, exploitation or neglect continued to be identified by social workers and para social workers in drought-affected kebeles, with,49 children (34 boys, 95 girls) identified this month, bringing the total since il 6 to,55 children (45% girls, 55% boys). was the region with the highest number of identification of such cases this month (8 children: 598 girls, 6 boys). Children separated from parents or regular caregivers also continued to be identified in the same areas with 4 additional children (583 girls, 659 boys) bringing the cumulative total to 7,839 (4% girls, 58% boys). The number of children supported to return to families has now 3,666 (,5 boys,,65 girls), while follow-up monitoring is needed to assess the sustainability of these returns. Currently, the IOD induced drought is greatly affecting the regions of and, and in response, water trucking activities are ongoing, led by the Regional Water Bureaus, assisted by UNICEF and NGOs. The WaSH Cluster is also distributing water treatment chemicals, as well as promoting good hygiene and sanitation practices to ensure the safety of the water. It is anticipated that the needs for water trucking services will increase as the drought season progresses into 7. Currently, the existing water sources are overused due to water scarcity, and as such, a significant percentage of safe water points are not functional. The WaSH Cluster will carry out rehabilitation of non-functional water points in order to increase access to safe water points, and reduce the dependence on water trucking. Additionally, improving the capacity of the community to manage the water sources will ensure that there is a better operation and maintenance system for the water points. Linkages will be made with development programs in the affected regions, for increasing access to sustainable water sources, which will include drilling of new deep boreholes, motorization of boreholes and expansion of existing multi village water schemes. 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 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 SOUTH SUDAN UGANDA SUDAN Gambela GAMBELA BENESHANGUL GUMU Asosa Akobo Ilemi Triangle Omo Lake Tana ER IT RE A TIGRAY Mekele Abay Tekeze Bahir Dar Addis Ababa 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 SOMALIA

2 Awaiting clearance from cluster Agriculture Seed delivered from il to ember for meher season (against planned) % of crop seed (Qt) delivered per region against planned % of veg seed (KG) delivered per region against planned,733,78 5% 5 86 % of crop seed (Qt) delivered % of veg seed (KG) delivered 94% 3,3 3,637 35%,78 7,98 All regions 4% All regions 99% 3,3 3,637 7% 77, 97% 4,49 4, % 5,697 4, ,675 5,675 47%,4, Delivered Planned Delivered Planned Livestock interventions (as of 9 September) % of forage seed (Kg) distribute per region against planned % of forage cutting (#) distributed per region against planned Forage seed and cuttings planned and distributed for meher Season % of Forage seed (Kg) distributed% of forage cutting(#) distributed All regions 9% All regions 5% 4% 3,555 8,75 95, 86% 9,,6 3,58 3, ,45 7,65 3, 3, -,33,6,333,6 55% 5,5, - 5, Delivered Planned - 5, Delivered Planned Animal feed response for meher season Region Bagasse MNB Wheat Noung Gr. Maize Molasses Concentrate Hay Mixed Urea (Qt) (#) Bran Seed Flour (Qt) (Qt) (Bales) Feed (Qt) 5,,6,5,5 5,36 99,75 3,65, Total,7 3,3,84 33,45 55,5 95, 45, ,5 9,3,4,43,4 8,3 68,673 36,748 9,88,53 4, ,5 3,88 Creation date: 3 December 6 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_Agr_36 Sources: Agricultural Task Force - FAO Information management team Feedback: ocha-eth@un.org

3 4 6 8 Awaiting clearance from cluster 3 4 Education Number of children benefiting from school feeding program Targeted (Jan-) : 4,,63 Targeted ( - Dec) : 4,8,696 Reached () :,787,79 Reached () : 6,87 4M children Number of school children who received learning kits Targeted (Jan-) : 4,,63 Reached (Jan-) : 5,466 4M children Number of schools provided with emergency WASH support Targeted (Jan-) : 4,69 Reached (Jan-) : 37 4,69 schools Number of temporary learning spaces (TLSs) established Targeted (Jan-) : 345 TLSs Reached (Jan-) : 7 4M.% children 3% 4M children Targeted ( - Dec) : 4,8,696 Reached (-) :,773,38 43% Targeted ( - Dec) :,, Reached (-) : 4,57 7%,,.4% schools Targeted ( - Dec) : 395TLSs Reached (-) : 6 Percentage of children benefiting from school feeding program against the target per month , % 395 % TLSs TLSs 6 e (Jul - Sep) Creation date: December 6 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_Edu_6 Sources: Education Cluster Feedback: ocha-eth@un.org 6,954 6,954 6,954 88,7 5,466 (Jul - Sep) (Jul - Sep) (Jul - Sep) Cumulative % of school children who received learning kits per month Cumulative % of schools provided with emergency WASH support per month % 6% 6% 75% 7.% 4K.5M 3M.8M 6.K.5%.5%.5%.%.9% 43% 43% 4% 7% 7% 7% M.8M.4% 4,57 Cumulative % of TLS established against the target per month 3% 3% 3% School Break School Break School Break School Break % Percentage of children benefiting from school feeding program per region against the targets 73% 4% 69% 5% 3% 3% Cumulative % of school children received learning kits per region % 5 % 6 38% 5% % 67% % 35% Cumulative % of schools provided with emergency WASH support 3% % % Percentage of TLS established against the target per region %.3% % % 3% Targeted Reached (Jan-) Reached (-)

4 Emergency Shelter and NFI,93 DISPLACEMENT Between January and August of 6, 78,54 persons (3,573 households) had been displaced. Gambela Harari,6 6,355 5,79,95 6, , 5,, emergency shelter ktis distsributed in 6 regions since January. 5,9 persons with emergency shelter and household items support, STOCK & PIPELINE emergency shelter ktis in stock The cluster has close to, emergency shelter and household NFI kits in country, with additional 6, kits being procured. Based on existing capacity and the expected increase in need to response to on-going displacements, coupled with known supplies currently under procurement, the cluster is expected to reach 6% of those targeted in the 6 HRD. DISTRIBUTION By the end of September, the cluster has more than 5,9 people (45,6 households) with emergency shelter material and household non-food items such as kitchen set and beddings. Of those assisted, 37% percent were displaced by flood, 4% by drought and 59% by conflict. WHAT IS IN A KIT Emergency Shelter Tarpaulin (shelter grade) Rope (6mm x m) Distribution by cause of displacement Resource-based/ Conflict 59% Drought 4% Flood 37% Distribution, Stock and Gap Emergency Shelter Kit Beddings Kitchen Sets Distributed 3 Procurement 8% Stock 4% GAP 38% Distributed 3% Procurement 8% Stock % GAP 39% Distributed 3 Procurement 8% Stock 4% GAP 38% HOUSEHOLD NFI Bedding Kitchen Set Sleeping Mat Blanket Mosquito Net Cooking Pot Kettle Washing basin Cooking ladle Cup Plate Jerry can (L) Jerry can (L) Soap and definition (8 August 6) * NB: individuals that were recorded displaced but whose current status is unknown will be updated in round of the Protection Enhanced Displacement Tracking Matrix (PE-DTM). Creation date: 3 December 6 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_ESNFI_36 Sources: Emergency Shelter and NFI Cluster Feedback: ocha-eth@un.org

5 FOOD Number of beneficiaries allocated with a complete food ration by round Total HRD beneficiaries Total beneficiaries allocated with food ration Percentage of food tonnage dispatched i and distributed by round (against allocation) ROUND ROUND 9,74,576 8,73,34 8,73, ROUND 8 9 DISPATCHED 6,MT DISTRIBUTED 6,88MT DISPATCHED 84,36MT DISTRIBUTED 6,489MT Total allocated amount in MT 73, 56,536 54% 68% 54% 7% 46 3 Number of beneficiaries allocated with food ration by region Dispatch status by region ROUND 8 3,977,896,47,939,39,755,33,77 734,57 437,435 56,77 Dire-Dawa 4,5 Harari ROUND 8 64,95 36,756 9,53,679,93 6,83 96 Harari Distribution status by region Food tonnage allocated by region 38,773,969 9,54,5 8, DRAFT 9 95% 99% 89% 84% 94% Number of beneficiaries allocated with food ration by region ROUND 9 ROUND 9 Dispatch status by region 733 7, 8,556 Dire-Dawa Harari Food tonnage allocated by region % 98% 39% SNNP Harai Distribution status by region Round 8 and 9 are ongoing, Food pipeline breakdown out of 9 rounds planned 44,45 6% by month in MT in 6. Food 3,55 8% 733 3, Available 8,978 99% 7, Required 7,68 8 8,556 Pipeline break 4,,6 SNNP 9 rounds,6 6% planned 6, % 8, Harari 7 64% Harai Jul Aug Sep Dec Creation date: 9 December 6 Doc.Name: H um_dashboard_food_96 Sources: FOOD Cluster Feedback: ocha-eth@un.org 7,49 3,435,67,5,9,39,755,33,77 7,83 56,7 4,5 6,939 4,43,969 7,5, % 98% 39%

6 HEALTH Number of Health Care Workers trained (January - ember 6) Number of Health Care Workers trained by month Jan Jul Aug Sep ,93,94,537,98 Number of Health Care Workers trained by region Addis Ababa Completeness of epidemiological reports by region Timeliness of epidemiological reports by region Completeness and timeliness of epidemiological reports Reference week: Week 44 Target: 8 Addis Ababa 95% 5 Addis Ababa 5 BeneshangulG Harari 95% 8 98% 88% BeneshangulG 9% 8 8% 9 97% Harari % 85 85% % 95% 8 98% 98 88% 9% 9 8 8% 9 97% % 85% % 3 Percentage of children with measles immunization by region 3 Percentage of children with measles immunization in ember 6 Target: 85% (for measles vaccines) Addis Ababa Benishanguel G Hareri 3% 67% 85% 78% 64% 5% 6 88% 89% 67% 78% Creation date: 3 December 6 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_Health_36 Sources: Health Cluster Feedback: ocha-eth@un.org

7 Ethiopia: Dashboard - Cluster Response and Contextual Indicators (ember 6) LOGISTICS (as of 5 December 6) 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. Increased storage capacity at NDRMC hubs and at field level (in MT) Transportation Services Target: 6, MT increased capacity (MSUs and Warehouses rented) Field MSUs (MT) 4,4 9, # Requests Received and completed MT of goods transported , MT 6% 63,85 MT Benishangul G. Oromiya,, 6,3 4,8 # # Trucks Mobilized Average Response Time 77 3 Days,5, Hubs (MT) TIGRAY Adama,8 AFAR Kombolcha Semera -,6, BENESHANGUL GUMUZ AMHARA Addis Ababa Semera DIRE DAWA HARERI Target in MT Current Capacity implemented in MT GAMBELA SNNP Hawassa Ziway Adama OROMIA SOMALI MSUs - Mobile Storage Units NDRMC - National Disaster Risk Management Commission Creation date: 7 December 6 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_Log_76 Sources: Logistics Cluster Feedback: ocha-eth@un.org

8 Ethiopia: Cluster response and contextual indicators (ember 6) NUTRITION Beneficiaries from January to ember 6 Number of MAM beneficiaries Target:.5 million beneficiaries targeted in 6 Children <5 PLWs 35,483 78,48 76,8 38,,48,383 77,3,69 Jan 33,68 8,86 34,77 7,45 34,4 36, ,868 Jul Aug 7,979 Sep 9,873 87,56 43,8 35,55 8,664 35,96 Number of beneficiaries (received SNFs) in September by region Children <5 PLWs Number of beneficiaries admitted 8 8 7,39 34,674 Number of MAM beneficiaries admitted and who received SNFs in the TSF priority woredas by region, in the last month 38,658 5,449 57,646 58,674 79% 77% 3,3 7, 56% 56% 39,794 44,86,998,39 The security situation in region slowed down dispatches and distributions of TSFP commodities from the warehouse. August allocation for region is being dispatched together with the September allocation. TSF- Targeted Supplementary Feeding programme MAM - Moderate Acute Malnutrition SNFs- Specialized Nutritious Foods PLWs- Pregnant and lactating women Creation date: 8 December 6 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_Nut_86 Sources: Nutrition Cluster Feedback: ocha-eth@un.org

9 Nutrition DRAFT SAM admissions and SAM performance SAM admissions, 5-6, all regions (ember 6) SAM performance in 6, all regions 5 4.% All Regions.8% 7% 3 9% Jan Jul Aug Sep Dec 5 OTP 6 OTP 5 SC 6 SC SAM admissions, 5-6 by region (ember 6) SAM performance in 6 by region Defaulter Death 3 93% 3.% 3.%.% 5 5 Oromiya 9% 93% 6.3% 7.%.%.6%.%.% 94% 5.4%.5%.3% 5 8% 4.4%.8%.5% J F M AM J J A S O J F M AM J J A S O J F M AM J J A S O J F M AM J J A S O J F M AM J J A S O J F M AM J J A S O Oromiya 9%.8% 4.9%.% 5 OTP 6 OTP 5 SC 6 SC Cured Other* Defaulter Death OTP : Outpatient Therapeutic Programme SAM: Severe Acute Malnutrition SC: Stabilisation Centre - *Other includes non-responders, medical transfers and transfers to other CMAM facilities. - Performance in line with SPHERE standards (cure>75%, defaulter<5%, death<). Creation date: 9 December 6 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_Nut_SAM_96 Sources: Nutrition Cluster Feedback: ocha-eth@un.org

10 Awaiting clearance from cluster Protection Number of vulnerable women and girls as well as men and boys accessed psychosocial support services in Women Friendly Spaces (-ember 6) Targeted: 57,94 4% Reached: 9,36 9,36 46,8 44, 36, 99,34 Cumulative % of vulnerable women and girls as well as men and boys accessed psychosocial support services in Women Friendly Spaces per month 8 6 4% 4% 4% 4% 4% 4% 3,68 4 Targeted 4 9,36 9,36 9,36 9,36 9,36 9,36 - Jul Aug Sep Number of unaccompanied and separated children reunified with their families (-ember 6) Targeted: 4,69 5% Reached: 3, ,95 3,4,98,8 6,56 9,634 Targeted Cumulative % of unaccompanied and separated children reunified with their families per month % % 5% 7% 8% % 5% 5 354,99,86,88,67 3,666 - Jul Aug Sep 3 Number of girls and boys and parents including of foster/host parents with psychosocial support (-ember 6) 3% Targeted: 44,6 Reached: 55,8,6 6,83,95 7, 3,677 6,,8 4, 48, 4,4 Targeted Percentage of girls and boys and parents including of foster/host parents with psychosocial support per month % % 3% 5% 7% 8% 3%,859 6,8,735,83 3,46 34,3 55,8 - Jul Aug Sep 4 Number vulnerable women and adolescent girls in priority one hot spot woredas received dignity kits (-ember 6) % Targeted: 78,49 Reached: 8,654 3,3 Cumulative % of vulnerable women and adolescent girls in priority one hot spot woredas received dignity kits per month Creation date: 5 December 6 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_Pro_56 Sources: Protection Cluster Feedback: ocha-eth@un.org 5,65 8,5,87 6,85,49, % % % 6% 6% 6% %,5,875,875 4,94 4,94 4,94 8,654 - Jul Aug Sep

11 WaSH (as of ember 6) Percentage of sample population having access to potable water Target: 9 of population having access to >5litres per person per day in a sample population <5liters >5liters 57% 43% 46% 5,3 households % >5liters 5-5liters 3 Functionality of water schemes per region Water supply beneficiaries Percentage of functionality of water schemes per region % Functionality % Non-functionality 7% 78% 69% 7% 9% % 3% 9% Water trucking/tankering Rehabilitation of motorized borehole Rehabilitation & maintenance of water schemes Emergency water supply system Construction of new water point with hand pump Expansion of water schemes Construction of rain water harvesting structures Construction/Rehabilitation of surface water schemes Construction of motorized borehole Construction or rehabilitation of Berkad,45,64,963,58 9, ,86 347,68 334,7 76,55 46,596 37,6,3 67% 33% 67% 33% Beneficiaries per domain Activity location Water access coverage per region Percentage of water access coverage per region 5 57% 53% 47% 46% 55% 4 Progress against Humanitarian Requirements Document (HRD) Percentage of beneficiaries vs HRD target* Targeted 9% 78% 3% 9% 96%,,36,5,36 4,6,94,97,64,44,666 88,95 Reached,96,766 85,6,54,94,57,95,9,758,588,467 * The targets determined in the Original HRD 6 are added up with the revised targets following the belg assessment. Water Hygiene & Sanitation,969,6 3,996,633 Beneficiaries by emergency type Flood 5% Others % WASH related 7% Drought 77% Community Health Centre School,689,39 334,568 8,875 Beneficiaries by organization type UNICEF 9% 35% 36% Government NGOs * UNICF beneficiaries are through GoE as an implementing partner. Creation date: December 6 Doc.Name: Hum_Dashboard_WaSH_6 Sources: WaSH Cluster Feedback: ocha-eth@un.org