Project Implementation Areas Resilience Analysis

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Project Implementation Areas Resilience Analysis   Project Implementation Areas Resilience Analysis Yambio, nzara and tambura INTRODUCE THE PROJECT - USAID funded project INCEPTION WORKSHOP Yambio, South Sudan 27 February 2018

Food Consumption Score RESILIENCE ANALYSIS-(Yambio,nzara,tambura) Food Consumption Score FCS FCS Percent Poor 70 Borderline 23 Acceptable 7 Total 100 FCS Desegregated by county County Poor Borderline Acceptable Total TAMBURA 63.8 26.3 10.0 100 NZARA 68.8 27.3 3.9 YAMBIO 78.5 15.2 6.3 Overall 70.3 22.9 6.8 Open the floor to qus INCEPTION WORKSHOP yambio, South Sudan 27 February 2018

Food groups consumption per week RESILIENCE ANALYSIS – (Yambio,nzara,tambura) Food groups consumption per week Variable Obs Mean Std. Dev. Min Max CEREALS 236 3.86 2.13 7 PULSES 0.91 1.74 MILK 0.17 0.78 MEAT 0.62 1.05 VEG 2.87 1.97 FRUIT 0.34 0.86 SUGAR 0.55 1.32 FISH 0.08 0.28 2 Two main food items regularly consumed are cereals and vegetables. Protein products are not frequently consumed INCEPTION WORKSHOP yambio, South Sudan 27 February 2018

Water Quality RESILIENCE ANALYSIS – (Yambio,nzara,tambura) Source of drinking water % Untreated water source/River 44 Water from deep borehole fitted with a hand pump 24 Tap water 9 Surface water (run off, etc) 20 Other(Rain water collected, Bottled water, treated tanker) 3 Total 100 Open the floor to qus INCEPTION WORKSHOP yambio, South Sudan 27 February 2018

RESILIENCE ANALYSIS – (Yambio,nzara,tambura) Water Time It takes approximately an hour for a household member to fetch water from the main source. Variable Obs Mean Std. Dev. Min Max Time taken to and from main water source 236 52.52 49.78 0.6 345 Open the floor to qus INCEPTION WORKSHOP Yambio, South Sudan 27 February 2018

Shocks RESILIENCE ANALYSIS – (Yambio,nzara,tambura) PROPORTION Reduce Employment 0.02 Reduced Income 0.09 Illness/accident of key hh member 0.28 Death of key hh member 0.21 High food prices 0.44 High fuel/transport prices 0.19 Drought 0.06 Pest and disease 0.07 Violent insecurity 0.45 Epidemics 0.03 Violent insecurity, high food prices illness of key household member and death of key household member came out as the main shocks   INCEPTION WORKSHOP Yambio, South Sudan 27 February 2018

RCI and Pillars RESILIENCE ANALYSIS – (Yambio,Nzara,Tambura) Assets and Social Safety Nets are the main drivers of resilience INCEPTION WORKSHOP Yambio, South Sudan 27 February 2018

RCI and Pillars RESILIENCE ANALYSIS – (Yambio,Nzara,Tambura) Open the floor to qus INCEPTION WORKSHOP Yambio, South Sudan 27 February 2018

RCI and Pillars RESILIENCE ANALYSIS –(Yambio,Nzara,Tambura) Open the floor to qus INCEPTION WORKSHOP Yambio, South Sudan 27 February 2018

RCI and Pillars RESILIENCE ANALYSIS – (Yambio,Nzara,Tambura) Open the floor to qus INCEPTION WORKSHOP Yambio, South Sudan 27 February 2018

Male vs. Female Resilience Capacity RESILIENCE ANALYSIS – (Yambio,Nzara,Tambura) Male vs. Female Resilience Capacity Open the floor to qus INCEPTION WORKSHOP Yambio, South Sudan 27 February 2018

Average Resilience Index RESILIENCE ANALYSIS – (Yambio,Nzara,Tambura) Average Resilience Index Female Headed HH Male Headed HH RCI 26.56 29.4 FCS 17.11 18.72 HDDS 3.385 3.784 Improved water 0.0923 0.117 Distwater1_inv 5.342 3.534 Productiveast 0.272 0.235 Householdast 0.797 0.986 Landsize 1.738 1.842 ptlu 0.0245 0.0426 Accesscredit_ borrow 0.0936 Accesscredit_ borrow_freq 0.0308 0.0585 Accesscredit_ Assistance 0.0615 0.0468 Hhhedu 3.092 5.491 Hhfedu 3.8 2.246 Hhmedu 2.523 6.298 In come div 1.031 1.234 Male headed households have higher household resilience capacity compared to female headed households. Highlighted are things that could be explaining why male headed households have higher resilience than female headed households INCEPTION WORKSHOP Yambio, South Sudan 27 February 2018