Livelihoods Sector Coordination Group meeting (LSCG) Introductions (minute taker) Review of last meeting minutes and action points 3/4W template All in one LSCG meeting participants(primary focal point & Alternant) CBI group, Energy and Environment Group AOB 11 November 2016

Introduction Agency, name and position

1) Last meeting minutes and action points Action items By whom Remark UNHCR will share the recently completed Environmental Assessment with the Group Complete and submit ¾ Ws template to UNHCR for compilation. UNHCR Agencies Shared the report   Agencies are requested to complete 3/4W Share reports on implementation of livelihoods activities in Yumbe-Bidibidi. Joint Market Assessment Not Reported we need prudent communication as indicated in the TOR) DCA, WV MC ACF, WV, OXFAM & SP DCA, World Vision and Mercy Corps  UNDP-commissioned Livelihoods-focused Needs Assessment. Report and presentation to be shared Done Core group membership Co-leads: UNHCR & UNDP Members: LWF, DRC, SP, Nsamizi, & ACF CBI presentation to be given at next meeting WFP and LWF

2) 3/4WReport Template Report to be completed for the next meeting 3/4W, we need to work on same document which will be shared with the meeting minute

LSCG meeting participants primary focal point & Alternant format

3) Livelihoods Sector Core Group Proposed 7 members on voluntary basis For more in-depth review and guidance on matters of concern to the LSCG To enhance strategic direction, planning and inclusive decision-making Designate Co-lead for the LSCG and members for the core group UNDP, UNHCR, WFP, FAO, World Vision, LWF, ACF, HIJRA, Samaritans’ Purse, DRC, Nsamizi, AAH, Inter Aid Uganda, IAS, and AIRD Core Group is responsible for undertaking specific tasks and review of documents among others Which agency will consistently and actively participate in the LSCG meetings will decide on the 7 members

Final Agreement Co-leads: UNHCR & UNDP Members: LWF, DRC, SP, Nsamizi, & ACF

4) Success story and lessons learnt - NSAMIZI Tips for Writing Success Stories What did they do and why? Not what we did for them! How did they do it, what different thing? How long did it take? What did it cost? What were the results? Is it long lasting, Sustainable? are you may not be able to overcome them all, so it is important to know if this will impact your project. A problem tree identifies the context in which an intervention is to occur, and starts to reveal the complexity of life.

5) Other Sector Coordination Groups CBI technical Working group Presentation Energy and Environment

5) Next Meeting Any agency to host this meeting and take minute?