1. Overview of assessments in Cabo Delgado and in Mozambique

2. More people, served better Beneficiary centric assistance
Multisectoral Post-shock / Rapid Emergency Food Security and Nutrition Assessment (EFSA)
Sampling: 8 Provinces; 37 districts; total of 13,134 HH to be interviewed.
 Expected results:
- Report on number of people with food insecurity and children with acute malnutrition; - IPC analysis and report
Activities
March
April
1st week May
2nd week May
3rd week May
4th week May
5th week May
June
Training of central and provincial enumerators and supervisors in CD (1st phase)
21-29 Mar
Fieldwork in CD ( 1st phase)
1-24 Apr
Training of central and provincial enumerators and supervisors in South
18-23 Mar
Fieldwork in south
25 Mar-30 Apr
Training of central and provincial enumerators and supervisors in Center
1-4 May
7-8 May
Fieldwork in Center
9- 24 May
Refreshment training of Prov teamleaders in CD (2nd phase)
23-24 May
Refreshment training of district enumerator CD (2nd phase)
27-28 May
CD fielwork (2nd phase)
29 May- 6 Jun
Data cleaning and processing
1 Apr- 6 May
training of IPC analysis for final results
03-6 jun
IPC analysis and reporting
7-14 jun
What is Digital Transformation?
how it will position WFP as a digital leader in the Humanitarian sector
Digital transformation is the change brought by the application of digital technology
If it is powered by software, the change introduces new business models, network effects, scale and efficiency
OPPORTUNITIES
More people, served better
Beneficiary centric assistance
Increased speed & targeted response
Better informed decisions through use of data
Less system fragmentation, automation
Robust, sustainable, new business model for WFP
CHALLENGES
Critical mindset & culture shift is required
Investment in technology, skills and change
Human ethics need to stay at our core
Current infrastructure limitations

3. Multisectoral Post-shock / Rapid (EFSA)
National Post- shock Assessment/ Multisectoral Rapid Emergency Food Security and Nutrition Assessment (Rapid EFSA), coordinated by SETSAN
Selected districts affected by different shocks (initially selected drought, pests, conflict and small floods; afterwards included cyclone, heavy rain, floods.
Exercise initially planned to be conducted in all selected districts in March but because it changed because of heavy rains, cyclone IDAI and floods in central region, that cut the access by road.
Exercise in Northern (Cabo Delgado Province) and Southern regions started in March.
However, exercise was interrupted in CD due to cyclone Kenneth. Non covered sampled districts will be assessed from 30 May in 10 days
exercise in Southern provinces was completed in end of April
In Central regional (provinces od Sofala, Manica, Tete and Zambezia) the exercise started in 8th May and planned to end until 24 May. Added district of Quissanga, not included in random sample of Rapid EFSA prepared by INE ( National Statistics Institute).

4. WFP Cabo Delgado Baseline combined with Rapid EFSA
CD baseline will be conducted together with rapid EFSA with fieldwork starting on 30 May
District
WFP assisted districts for CD Baseline
SETSAN Rapid EFSA partially completed before cyclone
WFP district not included in Rapid EFSA but most affected by cyclone
Districts selected for combined fieldwork exercise
Palma x X
Nangade
Mocimboa da Praia
Macomia
Quissanga
Ibo
Meluco
Balama
Mecufi

5. CFSAM: Crop and Food Security Assessment Mission (external audit by FAO + WFP) with participation of MASA
Exercise included visits to all provinces
In CD it was conducted from May
Districts visited: Montepuez, Namuno, Balama- Chipembe, Mecufi and Metuge
Collected secondary data from DPASA ( Agriculture), DPCI (Commerce) and SETSAN ( Food Security)

6. Crop Assessment of 2018/19 agricultural campaign
Província
Distritos Afectados
Fenómeno Natural
Maputo
Manhiça, Boane, Magude, Marracuene, Namaacha
Estiagem
Gaza
Guijá, Chibuto, Massangena, Chicualacuala, Chongoene
Inhambane
Massinga, Morrumbene, Homoíne e Jangamo
Inundações
Manica
Sussundenga, Manica, Tambara, Chimoio, Gondola, Vanduzi, Mussurize e Macate
Sofala
Caia, Chemba, Cheringoma, Dondo, Maringue, Marromeu  Gorongosa, Nhamatanda, Buzi , Chibabava, Machanga, Muanza,  Beira
Tete
C. Tete, Dôa, Chiúta, Chifunde, Mutarara, Tsangano, Marara, Angonia e Moatize
Zambézia
Gile, Gurue, Derre, Nicoadala, Morrumbala, Mocuba, Pebane, Chinde, Luabo, Mopeia , Alto Molócuè, Namacurra, Maganja da Costa  e Lugela
Nampula
Malema, Moma, Ribáuè, Mongicual
Lagarta do funil
Cabo Delgado
Macomia, Mueda, Mocímboa de Praia e Nangade
Ciclone, Inundações
Niassa
Mandima, Mecanhelas, Cuamba e Mecula
Key Objectives
Estimated crop forecast: production of 1st season of Agricultural Campaign 2018/19- for production of Food Balanced Sheet
Assessed the stage of 1st season of Agricultural Campaign 2018/19: food and cash crops: planted areas, pests and diseases, livestock
Assessed impact of cyclones, heavy rains and floods in North and Center and drought in South: lost areas vs planted areas
Identify the preparation of 2nd season of Agricultural Campaign 2018/19
Monitor availability of seeds and other agricultural inputs
Timeline
Activities
4-5 th week May
June
Fieldwork
28 May- 15 Jun
Data analysis and Reporting
17-21 Jun