ACF Updates for EU-WINS Newsletter - May 2015
Nutrition
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Screened 7,669 under five (U5) year children and 1424 pregnant and lactating women
477 SAM children admitted in OTP (353 direct beneficiaries, 124 indirect beneficiaries)
1359 U5 children and 641 PLWs received MM supplementation
48 U5 children dewormed
244 health and Nutrition education session conducted with 3,333 participants
220 counselling sessions on IYCF conducted with 2,458 participants
Food Security and Livelihoods
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1313 Kitchen Garden beneficiaries follow-up made on seed sowing and kitchen gardening plot preparation for
summer season vegetables
Finalized kitchen gardening beneficiaries database (5233) for round II-2015
2350 households assisted in vaccination/drenching of (total 19358 livestock)
848 complimentary Food Vouchers distributed among 848 beneficiaries for Round 2 (Phase VII)
16 complimentary Food Vouchers distributed among 16 beneficiaries for Round 1 (Phase VIII)
16 beneficiaries participated in nutrition awareness sessions on causes of malnutrition, exclusive
breastfeeding, complementary feeding and sanitation and food hygiene
WASH
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Operation and Maintenance trainings for 45 WMC and community technicians
Distributions of 45 toolkits to WMC and community technicians
Follow up on CLTS post triggering process in 10 villages
Information collected on diarrhea from households
Follow up visits on construction of super structures of latrines and properly usage of chulli filters
Validation visits of WASH hard and soft facilities
ACF's priorities for next month:
Nutrition
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Joint Monitoring Supervision Visit By DHO/Nutrition Focal Point and district manager/M&E PPHI.
CMAM at IYCF trainings for LHWs to strength outreach component and IYCF promotion
IYCF full package trainings for Lady health visitors.
Food Security and Livelihoods
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Follow-up on seed sowing and kitchen gardening plot preparation for summer season vegetables
Continue livestock vaccination/drenching
Trainings of Community livestock Extension workers
Distribution of Veterinary Kits among Community Based Animal Health Management (CBAH) Groups
Post Distribution Monitoring (PDM) of CFV Beneficiaries
Selection of New vendors /Agreement Signing
Training Session for new selected vendors
MoU signing with CBOs
Preparation for CBO Training and Staff ToT manual
Conduction of ToT of staff
Implementing partner
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ACF Updates for EU-WINS Newsletter - May 2015
WASH
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Operation and Maintenance trainings for 27 WMC and community technicians
Distributions of 27 toolkits to WMC and community technicians
Follow up on CLTS post triggering process in 10 villages
Information collected on diarrhea from households
Follow up visits on construction of super structures of latrines and properly usage of chulli filters
Validation visits of WASH hard and soft facilities including remaining Hand Pumps.
Implementing partner
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