1. Amhara Region DPFSPCO Early Warning & Response Directorate
Monthly DRM-TWG Early Warning Situation up-date
June2016
Bahir-Dar

2. Data source Zonal Weekly Reports
Different Regional Early Warning reports

3. Objectives
Sharing information to have common understanding on seasonal emergency situations in order to take possible actions.
To enhance and strengthen coordination and collaboration among stakeholders.

4. 1. Rain fall (26/9/09 -23/10/09 E.C.) Situation
Zone
26/09/09 -02/10/09
03-09/10/2009
10-16/10/2009
17-23/10/2009
full
partial no
Full
N/shoa 21 20 22 7 6
Oromya 5
S/wollo
N/Wollo 9
Wag 1
S/Gonder 4 3 2 8
N/Gonder 12 10 13 14
E/Gojam
W/Gojam
Awi
Total 47 18 63 28 16 83 35 80 55 19 53

5. Rain fall situation con’t
In the month of April, rainfall distribution in most areas of wetern Amhara was normal and above normal, whereas eastern Amhara remaining dry as indicated in LEAP outputs.
May, Dekad 3

6. June, Dekad 1

7. June, Dekad 2

9. 2. 2009/10 Agricultural activities ፡-
Belg:-
Planned area ,181 ha
Ploughed area – 211,406 ha (79.16%)
Planted area – 175,895 ha (83.16%)
Harvested area – 26,031 ha

10. Detail belg agri. activities by zone:
Agricultural Activity
Planned in ha (A)
Ploughed in ha (B)
Planted in ha /C/
Performance %
Ploughed B/A
Planted C/B
N/Shewa
84,184
68,365
58,755
81.2
85.9
Oromo
27,035
7889
3641
29.2
46.2
S/Wolo
118,924
102,179
84,490
82.7
N/Wolo
37,038
32,973
29,009
89.0
88.0
Total
267,181
211,406
175,895
79.1
83.2

11. Agri. activities con’t …
Meher:-
Planned area - 4,465,836 ha
Ploughed area - 4,003,570 ha (89.6%)
Planted area – 1,545,742 ha (38.6%)

12. Detail meher agri. activities by zone:
Planned in ha (A)
Ploughed in ha (B)
Planted in ha (C)
Performance %
Ploughed B/A
Planted C/B
N/Shoa
570,687
489,473
79,377
85.8
16.2
Oromo
45,367
30,435
100.0
67.1
S/Wollo
442,886
432,716
44,348
97.7
10.2
N/Wollo
262,347
225,721
66,696
86.0
29.5
Wag
121,238
106,493
26,496
87.8
24.9
S/Gonder
534,598
551,096
235,754
103.1
42.8
N/Gonder
907,318
710,489
343,192
78.3
48.3
E/Gojjam
668,151
629,245
231,912
94.2
36.9
W/Gojjam
616,835
553,816
390,104
89.8
70.4
Awi
296,409
259,154
97,428
87.4
37.6
Total
4,465,836
4,003,570
1,545,742
89.6
38.6

13. 3. Crop Situation Crop stand
Belg crops:- at flowering, maturity stage and harvesting stage,
Meher crops:- at germination & vegetative growth stage,
Crop disease & pest
Crop disease:- No
Crop pests:-
Fall army worm infestation in all rural weredas of Awi, W/Gojam and S/Gonder zones, and similarly 9 weredas of each of E/Gojam & N/Gonder zones,
Stock borer infestation in 2 weredas of N/Wolo zone (Gubalafto and Raya-kobo)

14. 4. Livestock Situation Provision of water and pasture:-
There was slight shortage of water & feed in some pocket low land areas of N/Wolo (kobo, lasta), Oromo (Bati, A/Fursi), Wag, S/Wolo and N/Shewa.
Livestock body condition:-
Was normal and good with the exception of some pocket areas mentioned above.

15. 5. Animal Health Situation
Rabies affected 130 cattle in Telemt wereda of N/Gonder zone, and few number of shoats in sekota wereda of Waghimra zone.
But in other areas of the region, no disease outbreaks were observed except the regular ones.

16. 6. Human situation 6.1. Human drinking water access
Even though it is gradually decreasing, there was shortage of drinking water access in low land areas of N/Shewa (Berehat, Minjar & Merehabete).
6.2. Human health situation
scabies:-
In G/Zuria wereda of N/Gonder zone 27 people were infected with scabies, but the patients have been taken possible treatments to control the case.
AWD:-
In Tach-armachiho wereda of N/Gonder zone 115 people were infected with AWD, but the patients have been taken possible treatments to control the case.

17. 7. Market situation Supply :- crop
In all areas of the region there was no significant change as compare to the previous month, except slight decrease in 4 weredas of N/Wolo zone (Lasta, Habru, Bugna & Raya-kobo)
Livestock
In all areas of the region there was no significant change as compare to the previous month, except slight increase in 3 weredas of N/Wolo zone (Lasta, Raya- kobo & Habru).

18. Market situation con’t
Price:-
Staple foods
In all areas of the region there was slight increase of prices of some major staple food crops as compare to the previous month.
Last week prices of major staple food crops in May & June 2017
Zone
Taf
Wheat
Maize
Sorghum
Bean
Field pea
May
June
N/Shoa
2015
2050
870
900
702
700
930
1522
1550
1771
1800
Oromo
1951
1978
840
830
672
688
806
819
1719
1737
1888
1981
S/Wollo
1879
1920
749
794
747
720
746
771
1579
1655
1819
1858
N/Wollo
1773
1731
874
937
645
727
815
837
1702
1764
1843
1912
Wag
2406
2400
1020
1000
754
760
880
860
2100
S/Gonder
1531
1604
901
664
762
939
1625
1649
1720
1761
N/Gonder
1665
1650
983
650
767
790
2000
E/Gojam
1620
1690
835
620
730
755
1725
2040
2045
W/Gojam
1710
850
690
1700
1680
2150
Awi
1637
1740
877
963
607
731
1850
1840
2016

20. Market situation con’t …
Livestock
In all areas of the region there was no significant change as compare to the previous month.
Last week prices of livestock in May & June 2017
Zone Ox
Cow
Sheep
Goat
May
June
N/Shoa
9698
6700
6397
6400
862
850
865
Oromo
9192
9219
5747
5771
1100
1155
1309
1369
S/Wollo
9322
9968
5854
6403
1162
1243
1346
1434
N/Wollo
7683
7817
5698
5714
1050
1140
1291
1263
Wag
6200
9200
4400
6500
1700
1900
1500
S/Gonder
7497
7380
5614
5738
936
895
907
844
N/Gonder
8500
8000
5500
930
800
E/Gojam
10275
10490
6605
6390
1460
1435
1176
1150
W/Gojam
7800
6250
6000
1350
1250
1000
Awi
8700
8200
6775
6928
1478
1383
1310

22. 8. Hazardous Situation Hazards happened:- Fire damage:-
houses of 3 and 6 HHs damaged in Gidan and Wadla weredas of N/Wolo zone respectively.
Hailstorm damage:-
146 ha maize and 94 ha potato damaged in Dera wereda of S/Gonder zone with the extent of 30-70% and 70-95% respectively.

23. 2017 1st Round (Federal Resource)
9. Emergency Intervention
2017 1st Round (Federal Resource)
Zone
Benficiary no
Allocated food items (Qt)
Arrived food items (Qt)
Distribute food items (Qt)
performance in %
Arrived
Distributed
N/Shewa
77,163
13,079
13,080
100
E/Gojjam
30,108
5,103
N/Wollo
72591 97
Waghemra
94,933
15,727
15,726
Oromya
10735
1821
S/Wollo
220728
36548
36499 98
S/Gonder
40430
N/Gonder
103063
 Total
649751 99

24. 2017 2nd Round (Federal Resource)
Zone
# of Benficiary
Allocated food items (Qt)
Arrived food items (Qt)
Distribute food items (Qt)
performance in %
Arrived
Distributed
N/Shewa
46,153
7,823
7,822
100
E/Gojjam
30,108
5,103
5,104
N/Wollo
72591 99
Wag
94,933
16,091
Oromya
10735
1820.9
S/Wollo
220728 98
S/Gonder
40430
N/Gonde
103063
 Total
618,741
104,877
104,333
103,225

25. 2017 3rd Round (Federal Resource)
Zone
# of Benficiary
Allocated food items (Qt)
Arrived food items (Qt)
Distribute food items (Qt)
performance in %
Arrived
Distributed
N/Shewa
46153
100
E/Gojjam
49220
8342.8
8325.6
8316.7
N/Wollo
182609 92 88
Wag
105044
17805
17807
16872 95
Oromya
10735
1819.6
1732.8
852.0 49
S/Wollo
310652 98 67
S/Gonder
68630
11209
9599
8455 86
N/Gonde
141063
Total
914,106 97 79

26. 2017 4th Round(Federal Resource)
Zone
# of Benficiary
Allocated food items (Qt)
Arrived food items (Qt)
Distribute food items (Qt)
performance in %
Arrived
Distributed
N/Shewa
84617
E/Gojjam
49220
2894
853.8 35 30
N/Wollo
182609
84.75 7 4
Waghe
105044
741.05 19 22
Oromya
10735
S/Wollo
310652
S/Gonder
68630
1420 12
N/Gonder
141063
654.8 26 11
 Total
952,570
2334.4 10 15

27. Beneficiary transfer (birr) used
2017 2nd round cash relief
Zone
Wereda
Beneficiaries
Total cash per woreda
Beneficiary transfer (birr) used %
N.Shewa
Kewet
3,309
496,350
100
Efrata Gidim
4,344
651,600
Tarma Ber
3,502
525,300
Ankober
9,820
1,473,000
Minjar
10,035
1,505,250
Total
31,010
4,651,500

28. Beneficiary transfer (birr) used
2017 3rd round cash relief
Zone
Wereda
Beneficiaries
Total cash per woreda
Beneficiary transfer (birr) used %
N.Shewa
Kewet
3,309
587,530
554,440 94
Efrata Gidim
4,344
806,920
100
Tarma Ber
3,502
585,320
359,820 39
Ankober
9,820
1,596,200
Minjar
10,035
1,630,600
Total
31,010
5,231,570
1,999,110 62

29. TSF food delivery & distribution status
Zone
# of woreda
# of Benficiary
Allocated qt
Arrived
Distributed
Performance%
PLW
Chidren
S/wollo 6
17,312
30,117
3320
3323.9
100
N/wollo 7
30,065
40,221
N/shewa 3
1043
1725
193.75
Wag
33,183
52,254
5945
S/Gonder
10,825
16,279
2268
N/Gonder 2
11,785
15,255
1470
Oromo z.
5221
4035
194
Total 30
109,434
156,886
18,313

30. PSNP resource distribution
zone
# of beneficiary
PDS budget(ETB)
% dist.
Allocated
Distributed
E/Gojam
5,828
36,994,080
100%
N/Gonder
31,520
174,987,126
146,121,762
84%
S/Gonder
30,692
140,508,060
138,675,137
99%
Wag
20,702
48,522,010
N/Wolo
51,925
260,254,020
258,394,133
S/Wolo
100,104
658,133,250
652,403,937
Oromo
15,704
172,364,040
172,245,858
N/Shewa
9,892
113,430,330
Total
266,367
1,605,192,916
1,566,787,247
98%

31. 5% Contingency budget(ETB)
PSNP cont …
Zone
5% Contingency budget(ETB)
% dist.
Allocated
Distributed
E/Gojam
1,965,922
1,965,588
100%
N/Gonder
9,710,674
9,349,983
96%
S/Gonder
5,510,042
5,509,858
Wag
2,279,926
N/Wolo
13,766,408
13,764,886
S/Wolo
34,726,758
34,525,403
99%
Oromo
10,159,476
10,158,054
N/Shewa
6,837,772
Total
84,956,978
84,391,470

32. 11% Contingency budget(ETB)
PSNP cont …
zone
# of beneficiary
11% Contingency budget(ETB)
% dist.
Allocated
Distributed
E/Gojam
35,422
6,553,070
100
N/Gonder
150,553
32,368,895
32,359,650
S/Gonder
169,372
7,891,065
Wag
131,167
16,732,540
N/Wolo
283,461
55,268,595
55,267,680
S/Wolo
593,652
115,923,210
115,921,210
Oromo
144,106
33,864,910
N/Shewa
116,885
22,297,470
Total
1,624,618
290,899,755
290,887,595

33. Major Achievement
2017 multi-agency belg assessment conducted, thereby 246,097emergency food aid beneficiaries identified and endorsed by regional DPPC.
30 mil. ETB allocated & distributed by the regional government for flood prone areas to achieve prevention and mitigation activities.
Two flood damage prevention workshops conducted in east & west amhara focusing on flood prone areas.
Rib & Megech irrigation projects implementing flood damage prevention activities in advance.
Flood contingency plans have been prepared at different levels.
In general Collecting, Analysing and Disseminating seasonal emergency information to stakeholders.

34. Problems
Gaps in timely and full package provision of emergency relief food.
Lack of active and regular participation of government agricultural sector in the monthly forum.
communication gap on situational update report .

35. The Way Forward
Timely and full package provision of emergency relief food.
Close follow up of flood damage prevention and mitigation activities and the damages that will happen.
Strengthen early warning information flow.

36. Thank You All !!