FSN NETWORK MEETING NOVEMBER 2012. OBJECTIVES Present and solicit feedback on Livelihoods and Food Security Technical Assistance (LIFT’s) approach Collect.

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FSN NETWORK MEETING NOVEMBER 2012

OBJECTIVES Present and solicit feedback on Livelihoods and Food Security Technical Assistance (LIFT’s) approach Collect input from Food Security and Nutrition service providers

HIGH HOUSEHOLD VULNERABILITY LOW HOUSEHOLD LIVELIHOOD & FOOD SECURITY HIGH Protection Asset protection Income and consumption stabilization Provision Asset recovery Consumption support PUSH PULL Promotion Asset, income and consumption growth

LIFT WORKING MODEL FOR LINKING ES /L/FS SERVICES TO A CONTINUUM OF SUPPORT

Purpose: – Simplify client intake process – Identify the most appropriate and feasible ES/L/FS interventions for clients – Encourage vulnerable populations toward social welfare programs and less vulnerable towards more market based solutions 1. DIAGNOSTIC TOOL SEGMENT & MATCH CLIENTS WITH ES/L/FS SERVICES

Purpose: – Identify ES/L/FS service providers and intermediaries, including catchment areas, eligibility criteria, capacity to absorb clients, etc. – Build relationships – Baseline frequency of referrals 2. ORGANIZATIONAL NETWORK ANALYSIS MAP & UNDERSTAND ES/L/FS SERVICE PROVIDERS

Purpose: – Explore the basic function of LIFT – Diagnose NACS clients – Refer them to appropriate ES/L/FS services – Track clients to see if they act on referral 3. REFERRALS LINK NACS CLIENTS TO ES/L/FS SERVICES

Purpose: – Improve the quality and diversity of ES/L/FS services – Ensure sustainability of services 4. UPGRADING ES/L/FS SERVICES TECHNICAL SUPPORT TO STRENGTHEN SERVICE QUALITY

LIFT CONTACTS For more information about LIFT, please contact: Jacky Bass Project Director Tim Quick LIFT AOTR