Measurement for resilient livelihood outcomes World Vision thinking on outcomes and indicators Douglas R Brown 15 June 2016

Resilience and Livelihoods Target Increase in the ability of parents and caregivers to sustainably provide for their children Thriving household livelihoods Declining household poverty as measured by the Progress out of Poverty Index (PPI) Increasing household Food Security as measured by the HHS, DDS and CSI Adaptive household livelihoods Increasing proportion of households engaged environmentally sustainable livelihood practices Resilient household livelihoods Increasing proportion of households have access to contingency resources they can rely on in a crisis Thriving Resilient Adaptive HHS == Household Hunger Scale DDS == Dietary Diversity Score CSI == Coping Strategy Index NB: If any one of the legs is “short” the stool cannot function as a stool

Proposed Standard Outcome Indicators + Optional and Intermediate Outcome Indicators R&L Target Standard Outcome Indicators (every 5 years) Thriving household livelihoods or Livelihoods enable progress out of poverty Declining household poverty as measured by Progress out of Poverty Index (PPI)   Increasing household Food Security as measured by changes in the: Household Hunger Scale (HHS) Dietary Diversity Score (DDS) Coping Strategy Index (CSI) Adaptive household livelihoods Livelihoods are underpinned by sustainable practices Increasing proportion of households engaged in livelihood strategies that use environmentally sustainable practices Resilient household livelihoods Livelihoods are increasingly reliable and resilient to shocks and stresses Increasing proportion of households have access to contingency resources they can rely on in a crisis R&L Target Highly Recommended, Optional Outcome Indicators (to be piloted for eventual use) Empowerment Women’s Empowerment in Agriculture Index (WEAI) measures the trend and relative change in empowerment of men and women over time Youth livelihoods Percentage of young people not in education, employment or training (NEET) Intermediate Outcome Indicators (annually) Food Security Module Household Hunger Scale (HHS) Dietary Diversity Score (DDS) Food Consumption Score (FCS) Coping Strategy Index (CSI) Months of Hunger Season Parents or caregivers provide well for their children Proportion of parents or caregivers able to provide well for their children   Savings Groups Proportion HHs with a member participating in an active Savings Group Income sources Income & income diversity DRR NB: The 3 standard high level outcome indicators are intended to be measured as a package at baseline and evaluation – in other words about every 5 years in the context of an ADP.