1. (PERIOD: AUGUST 2017 TO 25TH FEB 2018)
NUTRITION INTRVENTION UPDATE
(PERIOD: AUGUST 2017 TO 25TH FEB 2018)

2. Brief Profile of Plan International
Plan International (founded in 1937) is an independent global child rights organization committed to supporting vulnerable and marginalized children and their communities to be free from poverty.

3. OUR DONORS
We got our support from private sponsors in Netherlands, Plan International Netherlands, Belgium, and Dutch government through “Nigeria Joint Response Project”. .
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4. Food and Nutrition Intervention
Out Intervention includes:
1. Treatment of Malnourished Children without medical complication in the OTP sites,
2. Treatment of Malnourished Children with medical complications (failed appetite test) in the Stabilization Centre,
3. IYCF
4. Distribution of unconditional cash transfer to the mothers, fathers and caregivers of SAM children and other vulnerable and victims of insurgency.
5. Community Mobilization

5. We intervened in three (3) LGAs in Borno state: (both in host communities and IDPs camp)
OTP SITEs
s/n
LGAs
Date commence Operations
No of OTP sites
February admission
No reached till date (25/2/2018)
Targets
No discharged cured
No of death 1.
Mafa
August 2017
8 (7 outreach and 1 health facility)
149
1,765
2,232
989 8 2.
Askira uba
Sept 2017
6 (1 outreach and 5 health facilities) 76
797
1050
492 3.
Kaga
October 2017
134
636
116 1
Total
22 OTP sites
359 SAM
3,198
(58%)
5,514
1,597 9

6. Performance Indicators
Defaulter Rate: = 7%
Cure Rate: = %
Death Rate = 0.5%

7. No. treated till date (25/2/2018)
STABILIZATION CENTRE
s/n
LGAs
Date commence SCs
No of SCs
No. treated till date (25/2/2018) 1
Mafa
31st Dec 2017 11 2
Kaga
22nd Nov. 2017 31
TOTAL 42

8. No reached till date (25/2/2018)
IYCF-E
s/n
LGAs
Date commence IYCF
Model used
No reached till date (25/2/2018) 1
Mafa
August 2017
Care group
37,412 2
Kaga
Jan 2018
1,315 3
Askira uba
34,802
Total
 73,529

9. Food Security and Cash transfer
s/n
LGAs
Date commence
No of HHs as at sat 24/2/2018
No of Individuals as at sat 24/2/2018 1
Mafa
August 2017
5,909
44,529 2
Askira Uba
5,799
37,615
Total
11,708
82,144

10. OUT TOP 12 ACHIEVEMENTS
A total of 22-OTP sites established within 6months
Two Stabilization centers established within 2months
A total of 3,198 SAM-Children admitted in the 22-OTP
Forty-two (42) SAM children with medical complications admitted into the two SC, out of which 37 have been discharged back to the OTP and remaining still at Phase two and Three respectively.
Seventy-three thousand and five hundred and twenty-nine (73,529) mothers and PLW reached with IYCF key messages

11. OUT TOP 12 ACHIEVEMENTS
6. A total of 11,708 HHs and SAM mothers received cash for 6months (August 2017 to Feb 2018), translating into 82,144 individuals at N3,500 per capital.
government health-workers trained across the 3-LGAs within the 6-months
8. A total 62,500 people reached with Hygiene and cholera education and awareness
9. 10,650 Hygiene kits distributed to 10,650 HHs in both IDP camps and host communities
10. One hundred and fifty-nine community nutrition volunteers selected and trained across the 3-LGAs

12. OUT TOP 12 ACHIEVEMENTS
11. Successively hosted UNICEF monitoring team in November 2017.
12. Finally, successively organized stakeholders Joint monitoring visit (Led by the state team and supported by Community Leaders) to our OTP site in January 2018.

13. SUCCESS STORIES OF IBRAHIM BUKAR
PRE TREATMENT IN NOV 2017
POST TREATMENT IN DEC 28TH 2017

14. Plan Clinician attending to patient in Kaga SC

15. Plan Clinician attending to patient in Mafa SC

16. CASH TRANSFER IN PROGRESS AT FIDELITY BANK, MAIDUGURI ON SAT 24TH FEB 2018

17. LESSONS LEARNT
1. Community mobilization is key to project
success
2. Quality services encourage further
patronage and enhance confidence
3. Training and retraining of Community
Volunteers is hallmark of successful
project implementations

18. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We are grateful to the SPHCDA, the leadership of the Nutrition Sector, UNICEF, other UN agencies and our sisters (INGO) and other global Humanitarian Organizations for their technical, moral and material supports.