1. Garowe Sub-National Food Security Cluster Meeting
25th January 2016

2. Review of FSC Responses for Garowe (December 2015)

3. Agenda Introductions Review and agreement of previous minutes
Review/follow-up actions from previous meeting
Access constraints
El Nino floods update/ planning
Increased Food Insecurity in Sangaag
Presentation of district level information by response objective, activity and planned versus actual
Review of gaps per district and Response Discussion
AOB

4. Access Constraints & Implications on Operations
To be completed for every meeting

5. El Nino floods update/ planning This information is based on the 1997/8 and 2006/7 El Nino statistics for Somalia

6. El Nino floods update/ planning
El Niño conditions were formally declared by all major climate forecasting centers in May 2015.
Latest forecasts suggest that the El Nino will be moderate to strong.
High temperatures expected across the world.
High rainfall in East Africa during the short rain period – October to December 2015.
El Nino conditions persist for a period of 9-12 months.
The areas of highest risk are districts along the Shabelle and Juba river valleys areas in Hiraan, Gedo, Lower and Middle Jubba and Lower and Middle Shabelle.

7. El Nino floods update/ planning
The following districts could be severely affected; Dollow (Gedo); Belet Weyne, Bulo Burto and Jalalaqsi (Hiraan); Balcad and Jowhar (Middle Shabelle); Afgooye, Baraawe, Kurtunwaarey, Marka, Qoryooley and Wanla Weyne (Lower Shabelle); Bu’aale, Jilib and Saakow (Middle Juba); Afmadow, Jamaame, Kismaayo (Lower Juba).
The other areas that could experience low to moderate effects of the flooding include; Mogadishu (Banadir), Bur Hakaba (Bay); Baardheere, Ceel Waaq, Garbahaarey and Luuq (Gedo); Rab Dhuure, Tayeeglow and Xudur (Hiraan); Badhaadhe (Lower Juba).

8. Increased Food Insecurity in Sanaag Region

9. Partners who reported FSC related activities
WFP
DRC
ADRA
FAO
NRC
SCI WC RI
Others

10. Cluster Members Responses by Response Priority
Region
Improved Access To Food & Safety Nets
Livelihood Assets
Livelihood Seasonal Inputs
No. of beneficiaries Reached
No. of partners who Reported
Bari
18,917 2
26,550 4
Nugaal
8,513 1
31,058
Sool
1,090
7,062
Sanaag
2,044
15,510 3
338
Mudug
76,898
36,378
Togdheer
8,659
20,664
Livelihood Seasonal Inputs the figure represented the calendar month achievement

11. Improved Access to Food & Safety Nets (IASN)
District Level Response i) Improved Access to Food & Safety Nets Activity Breakdown – Planned and Actual –
Region
District
Improved Access to Food & Safety Nets (IASN)
Planned
Actual
Bari
Aluula
16,854
2,288
Bender Beila
961
1,064
Bossaso
16,963
8,757
Gardo
5,756
5,421
Iskushuban
4,502
1,387
Qandala
221
Nugaal
Burtinle
1,789
2,940
Eyl
3,602
1,053
Garowe
7,478
4,520

12. Improved Access to Food & Safety Nets (IASN)
District Level Response ii) Improved Access to Food & Safety Nets Activity Breakdown – Planned and Actual –
Region
District
Improved Access to Food & Safety Nets (IASN)
Planned
Actual
Sanaag
Badhan
6,780
El Afwein
11,546
934
Erigavo
5,054
1,110
Sool
Lasanod
314
192
Taleh
4,343
136
Xudun
846
Mudug
Galdogob
3,281
4,069
Galkayo
25,306
66,909
Jariban
1,848
3,835
Togdheer
Buhodle
4,077
1,337

13. Livelihood Seasonal Inputs
District Level Response i) Livelihood Investment Activity Breakdown - Planned and Actual-
Region
District
Livelihood Assets
Livelihood Seasonal Inputs
Planned
Actual
Bari
Aluula
4,320
780
Bender Beila
3,600
1,452
Bossaso
22,962
12,030
Gardo
16,305
9,156
Iskushuban
21,626
2,346
Qandala
6,000
786
Nugaal
Burtinle
7,760
8,036
Eyl
9,300
8,814
Garowe
116,885
14,208

14. Livelihood Seasonal Inputs
District Level Response ii) Livelihood Investment Activity Breakdown - Planned and Actual -
Region
District
Livelihood Assets
Livelihood Seasonal Inputs
Planned
Actual
Sanaag
Badhan
22,200
7,512
El Afwein
76,598
4,584
78,809
338
Erigavo
16,152
3,414
Sool
Lasanod
4,548
390
Taleh
274,446
4,764
Xudun
11,400 84
Mudug
Jariban
12,288
4,218
Galkayo
127,214
20,496
Goldogob
5,712
3,600
Togdheer
Budhole
5,880
3,024

15. WFP WFP SCI WFP WFP SCI WFP WFP WFP WFP WFP WFP WFP WFP WFP WFP WFP
Others
WFP

16. FAO WFP WFP WFP WFP DRC FAO WFP WFP FAO NRC OTHERS WFPFAO WFPFAO WFP
SCI
FAO
WFP
WFP
WFP
FAO
NRC
OTHERS
WFP
WFP
WFPFAO
WFP
ADRA
DRC
Others
WFPFAO
WFP
WFP RI
FAO

17. For mapping purposes the achievement are cumulative
FAO
VSF-SUISSE
FAO
FAO
World Concern
FAO
FAO
FAO
FAO
FAO
VSF-SUISSE
FAO
FAO
FAO
For mapping purposes the
achievement are cumulative
FAO
FAO
FAO
FAO

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