Afghanistan 2019 | Humanitarian InSight

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Abdul Majid
abdul.majid@fao.org
FAO

Shereen Noori
shereen.noori@wfp.org
WFP

David Lai
laidavid@who.int
WHO

Ramesh Bhusal
rbhusal@unicef.org
UNICEF

Multi-sectoral activities

There are a number of indicators in the logframe which are multi-sectoral in nature and have been represented collectively in order to reflect an integrated nature of humanitarian needs in Afghanistan. It is hoped that presentation of these indicators in this way will emphasise the imperitive for a cross-sectoral response to these needs. There is no corresponding multi-sectoral budget line for these indicators because these activities are already incorporated into individual sector requirements.

Indicator overview

Indicator	Unit	Baseline	Target
IN1: Total # of HTR districts where IDPs have received assistance	Districts	84	86
IN1: # of IDPs in HTR districts receiving emergency health services from MHTs.	People	195,000	210,000
IN2: # of HTR districts where IDPs have received health assistance.	Districts	100	25
IN2: # of MHTs deployed to areas where fixed health facilities have been closed.	Teams	41	40
IN3: # of HTR districts where IDPs have received WASH assistance		20	25
IN3: # of IDPs in HTR districts receiving WASH assistance.	People	100,000	250,000
IN4: # of HTR districts where IDPs and vulnerable affected people have received ES-NFI assistance.	Districts	25	44
IN4: # of IDPs and vulnerable affected people in HTR districts receiving NFI, emergency shelter or cash-for-rent assistance.	People	75,401	229,871
IN5: # of HTR districts where IDPs have received FSAC assistance (food or livelihoods)	Districts	15	100
IN5: Total # of IDPs in HTR districts receiving WASH, food, emergency shelter, SMEB and cash-or-rent assistance	People	282,000	300,000

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