Somalia 2019 | Humanitarian InSight

Strategic Objective 1

Reduce acute humanitarian needs and excess mortality among the most vulnerable by providing life-saving and sustaining integrated assistance.

Objectives and indicators contributing to SO1

Indicator	Unit	In need	Target	Targeted (%)
IN1: Number of people in targeted settlements and communities with access to temporary safe water services	People	2,306,560	2,092,170	90.7%
IN1: Number of boys/girls (6-59 months) with severe acute malnutrition treated	Children	177,530	177,530	100.0%
IN1: Number of sites with established CCCM mechanisms	Sites	1,911	1,911	100.0%
IN1: Number of outpatient consultations per person per year (Target > = 1 new visit / person / year)	People	3,022,400	2,381,000	78.8%
IN1: Number of sites with information on availability of service	Sites	1,915	1,915	100.0%
IN1: Number of people in targeted settlements and communities with access to sustainable safe water service	People	1,581,320	889,360	56.2%
IN1: Number of school-aged children (M/F) benefiting from emergency teaching and learning materials	Children	1,800,000	330,068	18.3%
IN1: Number of people benefiting from site improvement projects	People	0	1,774,683	N/A
IN1: Reduce the percentage of people in severe acute food insecurity phases (crisis and worse) from the total population in Somalia from post Gu 2018 level (baseline 12%) to 10%. The long-term average 17%	Percentage	0	10	N/A
IN1: Percentage of beneficiaries (hhs) supported with livelihoods inputs (agriculture, livestock and fishers) compared to target beneficiaries (HH) per season	Percentage	0	90	N/A
IN1: Reduce the percentage of people in acute food insecurity phases from the total population in Somalia from post Gu 2018 level (baseline 37%) to 35%	Percentage	0	35	N/A
IN1: Number of GBV and CP referral pathways in place with SOPs and service mappings	Programmes	0	10	N/A
IN1: Number of boys/girls under age of two and PLW provided with BSFP	People	225,260	225,260	100.0%
IN1: Number of unaccompanied and separated girls and boys identified, documented, and receiving family tracing services	Children	15,000	15,000	100.0%
IN2: Number of displaced people with access to information about humanitarian services	People	2,648,000	17,747,000	670%
IN2: Number of gender based violence survivors receiving clinical care, case management, psychosocial support, legal assistance, and safe house support	Survivors	148,000	80,000	54.1%
IN2: Number of districts covered by the Detailed Site Assessment	Districts	90	60	66.7%
IN2: Proportion of children under 1 year received Penta3 vaccine	Children	119,000	119,000	100.0%
IN2: Number of protection monitoring and displacement reports, assessments disseminated with gender disaggregated data	Reports	0	35	N/A
IN2: Number of teachers (M/F) supported with emergency incentives	Teachers	12,000	5,000	41.7%
IN2: Number of people in targeted settlements and communities with access to sustainable an adequate sanitation facility	People	1,188,890	609,000	51.2%
IN2: Number of boys/girls (6-59 months) with moderate acute malnutrition treated	Children	780,410	470,260	60.3%
IN2: Number of people in targeted settlements and communities with access to an emergency sanitation facility and/or services	People	1,680,700	1,092,460	65.0%
IN3: Number of PLW with moderate acute malnutrition treated	Women	275,660	127,500	46.3%
IN3: Number of institutions (schools or health structures) provided with a minimum water and sanitation package	Centers	0	150	N/A
IN3: Number of government institutions receiving support from the cluster		10	10	100.0%
IN3: Number of people in targeted settlements and communities practicing hand washing with soap at critical moments	People	2,702,390	2,213,140	81.9%
IN3: Number of school children (M/F) with access to safe drinking water	Children	1,800,000	240,000	13.3%
IN3: Number of individuals supported with cash to cope with post-eviction stress	People	46,600	25,200	54.1%
IN3: Proportion of births assisted by a skilled birth attendant	People	74,400	26,000	34.9%
IN4: Number of school children (M/F) with access to emergency school feeding	Children	1,800,000	210,000	11.7%
IN4: Number of explosive hazards removed	Explosive hazards	0	3,000	N/A

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