Central African Republic 2019 | Humanitarian InSight

Strategic Objective 1

Save Lives

Objectives and indicators contributing to SO1

Indicator	Unit	In need	Target	Targeted (%)	Measure
IN1: # curative consultations (disaggregated by gender and age group) in areas of return and severity level 3, 4, 5	Consultations	800,000	800,000	100.0%	543,406
IN1: # of passengers having been transported by humanitarian aircraft	People	0	20,000	N/A	0
IN1: # of m3 of stored inputs	m3	0	16,200	N/A	0
IN1: # of injured (disaggregated by gender and age group) cared for	Individuals	10,000	1,000	10.0%	0
IN1: # of multisectoral assessments carried out in sub-prefectures with the most severe needs	Assessments	0	0	N/A	0
IN1: # of affected people (disaggregated by gender) having received food assistance	People	600,000	600,000	100.0%	706,091
IN1: # Number of protection incidents collected and verified disaggregated by typology	Incidents	0	0	N/A	0
IN1: Adoption of the accountability framework to the affected population by the HCT		1	1	100.0%	0
IN1: # of out-of-school children (disaggregated by gender) who have benefited from educational opportunities through Stages and host schools	Children	143,910	160,000	111%	81,466
IN1: # of affected households (disaggregated by gender of the head of household) having received emergency shelter	Households	93,376	75,045	80.4%	0
IN1: # of facilities having been rehabilitated	Facilities	0	35	N/A	0
IN1: # of children (girls and boys) from 6 to 59 months targeted affected by severe acute malnutrition (SAM) admitted to therapeutic nutritional programs	Children	38,213	30,570	80.0%	20,437
IN1: % of people (disaggregated by gender and age group) cared for individually registered	People	6,859	100	1.5%	0
IN1: % of reports from the early warning system sentinel sites received on time	Percentage	0	40	N/A	0
IN1: # Semi-annual reviews of cluster and ICC/HCT performance		2	2	100.0%	0
IN1: # of sites and hotspots equipped with VHF/HF network and Internet	Sites	11	11	100%	0
IN1: # of people affected (disaggregated by gender and age) having benefited from temporary water to respond to their vulnerability(ies)	People	964,606	771,224	80.0%	182,000
IN2: % of people in care with individual protection documents	People	6,859	100	1.5%	0
IN2: # of priority sub-prefectures covered by protection monitoring		40	900,000	2,250,000%	0
IN2: # of children (girls and boys) aged 6 to 59 months with moderate acute malnutrition (MAM) admitted to therapeutic and complementary feeding programs	Children	51,756	41,405	80.0%	21,981
IN2: # of sites with the rate of service availability	Sites	11	11	100%	0
IN2: # of health workers trained in reproductive health	Health Workers	0	400	N/A	0
IN2: # of health districts at high risk of epidemics equipped with sampling equipment and sample transport material	Districts	0	35	N/A	0
IN2: # of temperature-controlled storage facilities set up	Storage Facilities	0	1	N/A	0
IN2: Adoption of the HCT protection strategy and action plan		1	1	100.0%	0
IN2: # of households (disaggregated by gender of the head of household) having received emergency family shelters	Households	0	75,000	N/A	0
IN2: # of people (disaggregated by gender) who benefited from the distribution of food coupons	People	110,000	110,000	100.0%	221,007
IN2: # of targeted children (girls and boys) from 6 to 59 months affected by severe acute malnutrition (SAM) admitted to therapeutic nutritional programs	Children	38,213	30,570	80.0%	20,437
IN2: # of children from 6 - 59 months (disaggregated by gender) vaccinated against measles	Individuals	28,000	26,600	95.0%	0
IN2: # of learners (% girls and boys) having benefited from school materials distributed by humanitarian actors	Children	1,282,000	590,000	46.0%	118,346
IN2: # of dashboards on humanitarian response produced by UNOCHA and shared with the humanitarian community		4	4	100.0%	0
IN2: # dashboards on humanitarian response produced by UNOCHA and shared with the humanitarian community	Products	4	4	100.0%	0
IN3: # comprehensive reproductive health kits distributed	Kits	0	10	N/A	0
IN3: # of children from 6 - 59 months (disaggregated by gender) vaccinated against measles	Children	28,000	26,600	95.0%	0
IN3: # of children (girls and boys) aged 0-59 months screened	Children	933,142	746,514	80.0%	0
IN3: % of satisfied service users	People	0	500	N/A	0
IN3: # humanitarian partners trained on prevention and response to GBV and cross-cutting protection	Partners	120	80	66.7%	0
IN3: # of people sensitized on humanitarian principles and CMCoord guidance manuals organized	People	0	2,000	N/A	0
IN3: % of people (disaggregated by age and gender) with special needs who received care	People	0	0	N/A	0
IN3: % of affected students (disaggregated by gender) reintegrated into the formal education system after catch-up, remedial courses or an accelerated education program	Percentage	0	80	N/A	0
IN3: # of people (disaggregated by gender) having received the seed protection ration	People	200,000	140,000	70.0%	0
IN3: # of households (disaggregated by gender of the head of household) that have benefited from community emergency shelters	Households	0	45	N/A	0
IN3: # of LLIN distributed in humanitarian shock areas	Bednets	80,000	76,000	95.0%	0
IN3: # of MT of cargo transported by land	Tons	0	1,200	N/A	0
IN3: # of samples transported to Bangui on time	Samples	0	400	N/A	0
IN3: The overview of humanitarian needs produced from the data of evident assessments		2	2	100.0%	0
IN3: Access for persons in care to refugee status determination procedures (disaggregated by gender and age group)	People	340	340	100.0%	0
IN4: # (disaggregated by gender) of authorities trained and sensitized	People	300	150	50.0%	0
IN4: # of care supporters of severely acutely malnourished children with medical complications in assisted UNT (CASH transfer approach)	People	5,732	5,732	100.0%	0
IN4: % of teachers/parent teachers (% men and women) who teach using the teaching kits distributed	Teachers	18,000	10,000	55.6%	0
IN4: # of people (disaggregated by gender) affected having received food assistance	People	600,000	600,000	100.0%	706,091
IN4: # of humanitarian partners trained on "do no harm, negotiation and mediation with armed groups"	Partners	300	200	66.7%	0
IN4: % of clusters having an action plan on PT	Clusters	0	0	N/A	0
IN4: # of curative consultations (disaggregated by gender and age group)	Consultations	80,000	80,000	100.0%	0
IN4: % of humanitarian fund projects that have integrated the gender marker	Percentage	100	100	100.0%	0
IN4: % of epidemic alerts investigated within 48 hours	Percentage	0	20	N/A	0
IN4: # of people having received assistance with market gardening inputs	People	60,000	55,000	91.7%	135,500
IN4: # of MT of cargo transported by air	Tons	0	360	N/A	0
IN4: % of pregnant women who have completed their prenatal consultations according to standards	Percentage	0	50	N/A	0
IN4: Number of public information products produced and published	Products	0	300	N/A	0
IN5: # of GBV survivors (women, men, girls, boys) having received care according to a multisectoral approach	People	11,300	11,300	100.0%	0
IN5: # of deliveries assisted by qualified staff	Units	27,200	16,320	60.0%	0
IN5: # of health districts at high risk of epidemics equipped with rapid diagnosis samplings	Districts	0	35	N/A	0
IN5: # of mental health consultations (disaggregated by gender and age group)	Consultations	2,000	1,000	50.0%	0
IN5: # of teachers and/or parent teachers (% men and women) having received training/retraining in basic pedagogy; education in emergencies; remedial courses and multigrade classes; non-formal education; management of large groups and conflict sensitivity	Teachers	18,000	10,000	55.6%	0
IN5: % of projects funded by the humanitarian fund aligned with the HRP's strategic priorities	Projects	100	100	100.0%	0
IN5: % of funds allocated to low and medium risk partners	Percentage	0	90	N/A	0
IN5: # of security audits conducted with recommendations to mitigate risks	Audits	27	0	0.0%	0
IN5: # of rubhalls established	Tents	0	6	N/A	0
IN5: # of assisted PWIH	Children	10,000	7,950	79.5%	0
IN6: # of cases during a confirmed epidemic handled disaggregated by gender and age group	Cases	0	500	N/A	0
IN6: % of HF-funded organizations that have incorporated the PSEA into the code of conduct signed by staff	Percentage	100	100	100.0%	0
IN6: # of strengthened regional humanitarian coordination bodies at the regional level		12	12	100.0%	0
IN6: # of SEA survivors (women, men, girls, boys) having received care through a multisectoral approach	People	0	200	N/A	0
IN6: # of functional FOSA integrating nutritional and outpatient therapeutic units (UNTA)	People	555	0	0.0%	0
IN6: # of teachers/parent teachers (% men and women) who regularly receive incentive payments (12 months)	Teachers	18,000	10,000	55.6%	0
IN6: # of rape cases (disaggregated by gender and age group) treated within 72 hours	Cases	0	500	N/A	0
IN6: # of qualified staff recruited and deployed in health facilities	Medical Staff	0	100	N/A	0
IN6: # (disaggregated by gender) of people sensitized about GBV and related care services	People	500,000	500,000	100.0%	0
IN7: # of caesarean sections performed	Medical procedures	0	1,100	N/A	0
IN7: # of affected people (disaggregated by gender and age) having been sensitized on children's rights to education	People	2,564,000	12,000	0.5%	0
IN7: # of female and male condoms distributed	Units	0	30,000	N/A	0
IN7: # of harmonized communication and information tools in Sango and French used by GBV/SEA/CP actors	Tools	6	57,500	958,333%	0
IN7: # of hospitals with functional therapeutic units (UNTs)	Hospitals	50	0	0.0%	0
IN7: # of out-of-school children (disaggregated by gender) who have benefited from educational opportunities through Stages and host schools	Children	351,000	160,000	45.6%	81,466
IN7: % of projects financed by the HF that integrate accountability to the affected populations and consultation of beneficiaries in all monitoring bodies		100	100	100.0%	0
IN7: # of mapping of funding with development donors produced		2	2	100.0%	0
IN7: # of health workers (disaggregated by gender) trained in epidemiological surveillance	Health Workers	0	250	N/A	0
IN8: # of community relays (disaggregated by gender) trained in epidemiological surveillance	Community Relays	0	1,000	N/A	0
IN8: # of affected students (disaggregated by gender and age) who have benefited from the school canteen	Students	425,520	162,000	38.1%	0
IN8: # of vulnerable women and girls having received dignity kits	Women	115,000	130,000	113%	0
IN8: # of individual delivery kits distributed to visibly pregnant women	Delivery Kits	4,000	3,000	75.0%	0
IN8: # joint supervision missions carried out by the partners of the health cluster	Missions	0	30	N/A	0
IN8: # of health providers trained in the integrated management of PECIMA at district level	Health Workers	1,200	1,200	100.0%	0
IN9: # of deliveries assisted by qualified staff in areas affected by a humanitarian shock	Medical procedures	0	2,000	N/A	0
IN9: # of people vaccinated during an epidemic response disaggregated by gender and age group	Individuals	0	25,000	N/A	0
IN9: # of COREs trained on screening and referrals at district level	People	1,200	1,200	100.0%	0
IN9: # of cases of mental disorders (disaggregated by gender and age group) treated	Units	0	2,000	N/A	0
IN10: # of clusters with an operational GBV action plan	Clusters	11	11	100%	0
IN10: # of Caesarean sections performed in areas affected by a humanitarian shock	Medical procedures	0	600	N/A	21,280
IN10: # of people (disaggregated by gender and age group) sensitized to epidemic risks	Individuals	0	300,000	N/A	0
IN10: # of patients (disaggregated by gender and age group) referred from health centers/stations to a Hospital	Patients	0	3,000	N/A	0
IN11: # disaggregated of focal points trained on SEA protection and the related reporting mechanism in CAR	Focal Points	300	300	100.0%	0
IN11: # of referred patients having received cash for transport	Patients	0	3,000	N/A	0
IN11: # of secure blood bags distributed in areas affected by a humanitarian shock	Units	0	500	N/A	0
IN12: # of companions of referred and hospitalized patients who received cash for subsistence	Individuals	0	3,000	N/A	0
IN12: # of STI cases treated in areas affected by a humanitarian shock	Cases	0	500	N/A	0
IN12: # (disaggregated) of humanitarian staff sensitized on protection against SEA and the reporting mechanism in CAR	Humanitarian Actors	3,500	3,500	100.0%	0
IN13: # of patients (disaggregated by gender and age group) referred from health centers/stations to a Hospital	Patients	0	600	N/A	0
IN13: Ensure the prevention of family separations and child recruitment (no indicators for this activity)		10,082	10,082	100.0%	0
IN14: # of patients on ARVs or anti-tuberculosis drugs lost, found and put back on treatment	Patients	0	200	N/A	0
IN14: # disaggregated of key persons trained in mediation	People	6,000	4,000	66.7%	0
IN15: # of diabetics and hypertensives treated disaggregated by gender	Patients	0	500	N/A	0
IN15: # of people (disaggregated by gender) affected by HLP conflict prevention and land tenure activities	People	12,000	12,000	100.0%	0
IN16: # of verified health system attacks disaggregated by type	Events	0	200	N/A	0

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