1. Food Assistance Working Group
26 October, 2016

2. Important Updates Rapid Market Assessment Urban ZimVAC
District Profiles

3. Agriculture and Food Security Sector Working Group - Zimbabwe
August 2016
Agriculture & Food Security Updates
KEY FACTS & FIGURES
TOTAL FUNDING
FOOD INSECURE PEOPLE
July - Sept
The Comprehensive Livelihoods, Food Security, and Nutrition Vulnerability Assessment (ZimVAC) indicate that 2.2 million people are currently food insecure (July-Sept). This number is expected to increase to 4.1 million people at the peak of the lean season, from January to March 2017.
2.2 Million
$105 MILLION
All the agencies implementing Cash-Based programmes have harmonized the transfer value to USD 7, based on the latest market assessments. Partners have been working to streamline the commodities and indictors measured in their market assessments.
People Reached in August 2016
31 TO%
1,111,854
Based on the advice of the Humanitarian Country Team, WFP and FAO have merged the Emergency Agriculture and Food Security Sector Working Groups.
Humanitarian Organizations
69%
Lean Season Assistance: 908,138
Livelihood Assistance: 138,956
Agriculture Assistance: 64,760
Sub-national Multi-Stakeholder meetings will be organized in Sep-Oct to further strengthen coordination between partners and local authorities (Districts and Province)
Responses by modality
57%
Cash Based Transfers
43%
In kind
14 PARTNERS
Lead: WFP, Care Consortium, Save consortium, CRS, Plan, Oxfam, Ensure Consoritum,Trocaire, Amalima, Caritas, Christian Aid, Johanniter, ACT/DCA, AAIZ, CRS
FOOD INSECURITY PREVALENCE (Jul – Sep 2016)
SEASONAL CALENDAR
Contacts: Jens Nylund (EPR officer):
Contacts: Marco MARRONI (EPR officer):
Aijaz ASGHAR (IM officer):

4. Food Security Partner Presence and Coverage
August 2016

5. Food Security Partner Presence by Ward
August 2016
Food Security Partners Coverage in Wards August 2016

6. Food Security Response by Modality
August 2016

7. Food Security Partner Coverage in Matabeleland North, South, Midlands
August 2016
Food Security Partner Coverage in Matabeleland North, South, Midlands

8. Food Security Partner Coverage in Masvingo, Manicaland
August 2016
Food Security Partner Coverage in Masvingo, Manicaland

9. Food Security Partner Coverage in Mashonaland East, West, Central
August 2016
Food Security Partner Coverage in Mashonaland East, West, Central

10. Agriculture and Food Security Sector Working Group - Zimbabwe
Oct – Dec 2016
Agriculture & Food Security Updates
KEY FACTS & FIGURES
TOTAL FUNDING
FOOD INSECURE PEOPLE
Oct - Dec
The Comprehensive Livelihoods, Food Security, and Nutrition Vulnerability Assessment (ZimVAC) indicate that 3.3 million people are projected to be food insecure from Oct – Dec, This number is expected to increase to 4.1 million people at the peak of the lean season, from January to March 2017.
$105MILLION
3.3 Million
All the agencies implementing Cash-Based programmes have harmonized the transfer value to USD 7, based on the latest market assessments. Partners have been working to streamline the commodities and indictors measured in their market assessments.
31 TO%
Operational Plan* Oct - Dec
Humanitarian Organizations
2,004,727
Based on the advice of the Humanitarian Country Team, WFP and FAO have merged the Emergency Agriculture and Food Security Sector Working Groups.
69%
Food Assistance: ,669,472
Livelihood: ,378
Agriculture: ,877
*Based on available resources
Responses by modality
52%
Cash Based Transfers
48%
In kind
Livelihood Beneficiaries
20 PARTNERS
Lead: WFP, Care Consortium, FAO, CRS Plan, Oxfam, Ensure Consortium, Trocaire, Amalima, Caritas, Christian Aid Save Consortium, Johanniter, ADRA, Help Germany, AAIZ, IRC, ACT/DCA, ZRCS, ACF
FOOD INSECURITY PREVALENCE (Oct to Dec 2016 )
Contacts: Jens Nylund (EPR officer):
Contacts: Marco MARRONI (EPR officer):
Aijaz ASGHAR (IM officer):

11. Food Security Partner Presence and Coverage
Oct – Dec 2016
Projected Beneficiaries
Projected Gap

12. FAWG: Zimbabwe 2016 Lean Season Assistance - Overview Partner Interventions
Number
Province Name
District Name
Population
% of Food Insecure (ZimVAC Jan-Mar)
Target Beneficiaries
People Reached (August)
Percentage of people reached
Organizations
Modality of delivery in August
Donor 1
Matabeleland North
Binga
148,210
79.5%
117,824
59,709
51%
WFP, Save Consortium, Caritas
In Kind, Cash
ECHO, USAID, Caritas Intl: 2
Umguza
95,566
75.0%
71,675
9,660
13%
Care Consotium
Cash
DFID 3
Bubi
65,940
52.3%
34,500
7,120
21%
Save Consortium
ECHO 4
Tsholotsho
122,665
53.8%
65,971
36,508
55%
WFP, Amalima
USAID 5
Hwange
66,778
42.1%
28,102
17,868
64%
WFP, Caritas
In Kind
USAID, Caritas Intl 6
Nkayi
116,289
43.8%
50,876
24,861
49%
Care Consortium, Save Consortium, Caritas
ECHO, DFID, Caritas Intl 7
Lupane
106,727
41.7%
44,507
31,481
71%
Care Consprtium, Save Consoritium, Caritas
DFID, ECHO, Caritas 8
Matabeleland South
Umzingwane
66,592
54.0%
35,943
17,384
48% 9
Matabeleand South
Bulilima
95,740
51.2%
49,057
39,742
81%
WFP, Amalima, Caritas
WFP, USAID, Misereor 10
Mangwe
70,005
45.4%
31,794
2,730 9%
Amalima, Caritas
USAID, Misereor 11
Gwanda
122,399
40.1%
49,059
16,971
35%
Care Consortium, Amalima, Trocaire
USAID, DFID, Irish Aid 12
Insiza
106,071
44,638
19,791
44%
Care Consortium, Caritas, Trocaire, Chirstian Aid
Church of Sweden, Caritas Intl:, DFID, Irish Aid 13
Matobo
99,312
37.5%
37,242
29,189
78%
Care Consortium, Oxfam, Caritas, Trocaire
DFID,Irish Aid, Caritas Iintl:, Oxfam 14
Beitbridge
84,663
40.3%
34,085
11,062
32%
Care Consortium 15
Mashonaland Central
Rushinga
81,090
57.3%
46,483
8,766
19%
WFP 16
Mbire
90,224
52.5%
47,368
13,299
28% 17
Mount Darwin
232,981
50.6%
117,889
50,324
43% 18
Centenary
134,483
35.8%
48,190 - 19
Mashonaland East
Mudzi
144,236
78.8%
113,678
60,614
53%
WFP, Caritas, CRS
Caritas International, CRS, USAID 20
Mutoko
158,173
52.7%
83,388 21
UMP
121,894
46.7%
56,920 22
Mashonaland West
Kariba
45,308
64.0%
29,005
9,596
33%
WFP, Save Consprotim 23
Midlands
Zvishavane
78,183
67.6%
52,879
16,233
31%
NET1 24
Chirumhanzu
86,634
65.4%
56,659
31,188 25
Mberengwa
200,282
131,018
44,396
34% 26
Gokwe North
259,146
49.0%
126,862
45,742
36%
Care Consortium, Caritas 27
Shurugwi
83,635
41.4%
34,644
18,933 28
Gokwe south
329,908
40.7%
134,153
52,388
39%
Care Consortium, Save Consortium,Caritas, CRS
DFID, ECHO 29
Gweru
98,985
41.3%
40,831 30
Kwekwe
188,390
30.0%
56,517
11,608
Plan
MoFA 31
Masvingo
Mwenezi
180,758
66.5%
120,253
54,315
45% 32
Chivi
179,737
57.1%
102,707
10,148
10%
Ensure 33
Chiredzi
298,490
49.6%
148,012
11,500 8% 34
Zaka
196,246
50.4%
98,941
39,617
40%
Care Consortium, Ensure
DFID, USAID 35
Bikita
175,739
52.1%
91,500
6,166 7%
Trocaire, Ensure
Irish Aid, USAID 36
Gutu
219,824
43.9%
96,575
31,705 37
228,626
35.1%
80,302
34,254
Care Consortium, Oxfam
DFID, Ductch Relief Alliance 38
Manicaland
Mutare
287,084
47.7%
136,990
3,565 3%
Plan, IRC
SIDA 39
Mutasa
184,816
45.1%
83,319
8,000 40
Nyanga
138,654
57,773 41
Chipinge
327,298
40.8%
133,395
21,706
16%
WFP, Plan, Johanniter
JOAC, Germany 42
Chimanimani
147,789
39.1%
57,830 43
Makoni
298,273
35.0%
104,396
TOTAL
6,563,843
3,183,749
908,138
Cash = 57% In Kind = 43%

13. Coordination CBT sub-Working Group School Feeding sub-Working Group
Multi-Stakeholder Meetings (Bulawayo & Harare)
Joint Monitoring visits with MoPSLSW
LSA Inception Workshop

14. Preparedness Planning
OCHA Mission to support the CP ( November)
Consultative Meetings with UN and NGOs
Consultative Meetings with Government departments
Joint workshop with all stakeholders (8 - 9 Nov)

15. Thank you