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KRAMATORSK FOOD SECURITY CLUSTER Meeting – 19 th February 2016 UN common premises Contact:

AGENDA Cluster Structure Food Security Cluster ToR Annual Report 2015 Presentation of raion level information by response objective, activity and planned versus actual Review of gaps per raion and Response Discussion Access constraints Next step / Action points AOB

CLUSTER STRUCTURE (1/3) meetings to take place every xxxx in Kramatorks Meetings to take place once a month in Kiev Lead agencies: WFP and FAO Assessments: –Tracking assessments. VAM team leading it. Partners to inform the cluster about next assessments to be conducted. Technical Working groups needed?

CLUSTER STRUCTURE (2/3) Partners to send: –Plans sharing twice a year/when available: to avoid/minimize gaps Readdress interventions –Actuals before the 10th of the following month to be sent to

PLANNING MATRIX

MONTHLY UPDATES

Identification of focal person from each organization. Training to be provided to reactivate the online tool. Naming organizations in maps? (would partners agree to have their names in maps to be circulated?) CLUSTER STRUCTURE (3/3)

CLUSTER TOR Please Zulfia fill it in

FSC 2015 ANNUAL REPORT Please Fridon make a summary of 2015 interventions: Number of organziations People reached by modalitites: –Food assistance: Food 579,263 Individuals Reached Cash and vouchers 32,483 Individuals Reached –Livelihoods: Inputs 8,252 Households reached

FOOD ASSISTANCE UPDATES (10/2015)

Cluster Members Responses for January 2016 Improved Access to Food: GFD, unconditional cash, Food vouchers, Food for work. Livelihood Investment: cash or food for assets, Food for training, rehabilitations, inputs distributions. SafetyNets: hospital feeding, hot meals/wet feeding. RaionImproved AccessLivelihood InvestmentSafety Net Responses Artemivskyi 7, , Dzerzhynskyi Volnovaskyi Artemivsk 5, Dokuchaievsk 4, Donetsk Horlivka 2, Horlivska 1, Khartsyzk 2, Krasnoarmiisk 3, Makiivka Novoazovskyi 2, Selydivska Shakhtarskyi Snizhne 2, Starobeshivskyi 2, Telmanivskyi 3, Yenakiieve 1, Horlivskyi 2, ,430.00

Raion Level Response ia) Improved Access to Food Activity Breakdown Raion Cash & Vouchers - Actual Cash & Vouchers - Planned Food Assistance - Actual Food Assistance- Planned Dobropillia Krasnoarmiisk Krasnyi Lyman 3, Slovianskyi Amvrosiivskyi 5, Artemivsk 7, Artemivskyi 4, Dokuchaievsk Donetsk 2, Horlivka 1, Horlivska 2, Khartsyzk 3, Krasnoarmiisk Makiivka 2, Novoazovskyi Selydivska Shakhtarskyi 2, Snizhne 2, Starobeshivskyi 3, Telmanivskyi 1, Yenakiieve 2,

Raion Level Response ib) Safety Net Activity Breakdown RaionHospital Feeding - ActualHospital Feeding - Planned Horlivskyi 2,430 0

Raion Level Response ii) Livelihood Investment Activity Breakdown RaionInputs- ActualInputs- PlannedFood for Assets - Actual Food for Assets- Planned Artemivskyi 1, Dzerzhynskyi Volnovaskyi

Gap Analysis: Improved Access and Safety Net Responses MAP

ACCESS CONSTRAINTS Please Zulfia fill it in, with: Challenges in general And ask partners: What can the cluster support you on?

NEXT STEPS Please Zulfia fill it in

AOB …