Nigeria 2019 | Humanitarian InSight

Strategic Objective 2

Enhance timely, unhindered and non-discriminatory access to multi-sector assistance and protection interventions through principled humanitarian action

Objectives and indicators contributing to SO2

Indicator	Unit	In Need	Baseline	Target	Measure
IN1: Number of vulnerable IDPs, IDP returnees and refugee returnees (disaggregated by women, girls, boys and men) screened, registered and monitored	People	1,500,000	254,561	1,100,000	0
IN1: Number of households provided with transitional shelter solutions	Households	142,358	14,336	16,000	300
IN1: Number of camps and camp-like settings where planning or development work is done with the participation of the camp and host population	Sites	20	10	10	0
IN1: Number of camp and camp-like settings with adequate camp management support and site facilitation		275	146	155	143
IN1: Number of displacement tracking reports published	Reports	6	24	6	0
IN1: Number persons benefiting from capacity building on GBV integration including referral mechanisms and code of conduct	People	5,000	0	1,500	0
IN1: Number of out-patient consultations in health facilities supported by health partners	Consultations	2,000,000	1,400,000	1,900,000	104,810
IN1: Number of logistics trainings organized	Trainings	0	14	6	0
IN1: Number of organizations participating in the Logistics Sector coordination meetings	Organizations	0	44	40	15
IN1: Number of passengers transported by air	People	0	64,000	54,000	0
IN1: Percentage of outbreak alerts investigated within 48 hours	Percentage	90	85	90	100
IN1: Number of joint assessments conducted per year	Assessments	18	14	12	0
IN1: Maintain an Information management and collaboration platform	Tools	0	1	1	1
IN1: Number of screening for acute malnutrition conducted	Assessments	2,391,218	2,391,218	2,152,096	0
IN1: Number of persons reached through sensitization and capacity building on GBV principles and prevention	People	1,600,445	0	805,559	12,162
IN1: Number of households provided with emergency shelter solutions	Households	412,055	30,213	50,000	6,062
IN1: Number of beneficiaries reached through provision of multi-sectorial specialized GBV response services	People	583,927	0	209,441	5,083
IN1: Number of conflict-affected boys and girls (3-17 years) benefiting from learning supplies including ECD kits	Children	2,249,424	400,000	1,584,831	42,081
IN1: Number of hazardous areas identified with level of contamination, type and location	Areas	0	0	0	0
IN1: Number of IDPs in camps gaining access to gender segregated sanitation facilities and services (latrines, showers, handwashing stations) as per sector’s standard	People	1,552,772	402,016	1,000,000	923,702
IN1: Number of persons (disaggregated by women, girls, boys and men) provided with access to legal documentation	People	2,000,000	255,413	500,000	4,360
IN1: Number of people receiving food assistance through the most appropriate modalities (ex: in kind - dry rations, wet rations, ready-to-eat food kit; voucher, cash or multi-modality)	People	2,700,000	1,900,000	2,700,000	1,053,566
IN1: Number of people benefiting from basic hygiene items including top-ups	People	3,441,914	151,765	1,000,000	418,424
IN1: Number of children, adolescents and caregivers benefiting from mine risk education	People	770,000	350,000	475,000	26,743
IN1: Number of community reconciliation efforts undertaken	Inter-Community Dialogues	355	0	45	1
IN1: Number of unaccompanied and separated children and adolescents reunified with their families	Children	1,500	700	1,400	54
IN1: Number of inter-agency, I/NGOs and governmental organisations’ staff who used ETS services	Staff	0	1,671	1,200	4,709
IN1: Humanitarian hubs established and functional	Locations	3	9	3	0
IN1: Number of people receiving livelihood inputs/assets through the most appropriate modalities (ex: in kind, voucher, cash or multi-modality)	People	2,500,000	1,400,000	2,500,000	129,784
IN1: Number of security briefings conducted in the north-east	Briefings	58	44	14	0
IN1: Number of sector products contributing to food security advocacy	Products	0	5	12	0
IN1: Number of vulnerable IDPs, IDP returnees and refugee returnees (disaggregated by women, girls, boys and men) screened, registered and monitored	People	1,500,000	254,561	1,100,000	6,607
IN1: Regular HCT, OHCT and ISWG meetings at least monthly	Meetings	72	75	72	0
IN1: Number of people benefiting from community tailored hygiene messages aiming at hygienic behaviors and practices	People	3,441,914	387,334	3,100,000	861,159
IN1: Number of common operational areas covered by common security telecommunications network	Locations	0	9	13	11
IN2: Number of security officers deployed in the north-east	People	12	11	3	0
IN2: Number of new SAM cases newly admitted for treatment	Children	367,526	367,526	264,146	16,703
IN2: Number of persons benefiting from empowerment, skills building and linkages to protective livelihood programs	People	100,019	20,192	35,000	2,469
IN2: Number of joint trainings targeting local partners and stakeholders conducted together with other sectors, partners and stakeholders	Trainings	0	3	12	0
IN2: Number of communications centres (COMCEN) established, upgraded, maintained	Sites	0	9	13	11
IN2: Number of teachers (m/f) trained in psycho-social support skills and positive discipline	Teachers	20,000	3,000	6,000	0
IN2: Percentage of functional GBV referral pathways in place that includes multi-sectoral services for GBV survivors	Percentage	100	35	100	43
IN2: Number of children affected by protection risks (family separation, violence, neglect, abuse, etc.) placed in alternative care arrangements	Children	12,000	3,000	6,000	67
IN2: Number of camp and camp-like settings decommissioned	Sites	30	19	20	0
IN2: Number of people gaining access to Household latrines as per sector’s standard	People	622,598	123,956	20,000	8,579
IN2: Number of identified hazardous areas cleared from the presence of explosive hazards	Areas	0	0	0	0
IN2: Deep field locations upgraded to accommodate humanitarian workers	Locations	11	4	7	0
IN2: Number of persons (disaggregated by women, girls, boys and men) provided with general legal aid and services in support of access to justice	People	100,000	10,661	50,000	258
IN2: Number of people provided with access to fuel-efficient technologies (e.g. fuel-efficient cookstoves, briquetting of agricultural/organic waste, solar energy) through the most appropriate modalities	Households	1,000,000	26,000	500,000	95,115
IN2: Number of persons (disaggregated by women, girls, boys and men) with identified protection needs provided with protection-specific assistance items (including solar lanterns, dignity kits, hygiene materials and energy-efficient cooking sets)	People	500,000	200,391	200,000	0
IN2: Number of people supported with community-based productive asset creation/enhancement activities	People	500,000	290,000	500,000	0
IN2: Number of health coordination meeting held	Meetings	48	48	48	5
IN2: Production of at least three OCHA information products monthly (e.g. humanitarian overview, humanitarian dashboard, 3Ws)	Products	36	91	36	0
IN2: Number of children, adolescents and caregivers benefiting from psychosocial, mental health support services and multi-sectoral livelihood support	People	840,000	400,000	575,000	31,750
IN2: Number of organizations using humanitarian air services	Organizations	0	100	70	0
IN2: Number of common operational areas covered by Internet connectivity services	Locations	0	8	11	8
IN2: Number of eligible individuals biometrically registered or updated	Individuals	500,000	1,700,000	450,000	1,214
IN2: Number of Households receiving cash transfers and or vouchers to meet their hygiene items needs including top-ups	Households	35,000	0	10,000	0
IN2: Number of communites participating in social cohesion or community security activities	Communities	355	20	245	0
IN2: Number of humanitarian responders trained in logistics	People	0	240	180	0
IN2: Number of information management products published, such as maps, sitreps, bulletins, snapshots, procedures, meeting minutes	Products	0	80	60	5
IN2: Percentage of Health facilities with referral mechanism to higher level of care and receive feedback from the referral point	Percentage	60	24	50	6
IN2: Number of vulnerable persons (disaggregated by women, girls, boys and men) referred for protection services or other sectoral assistance, with follow up on service provision conducted	People	500,000	0	50,000	3,539
IN2: Percentage of health facilities supported by sector partners submitting weekly surveillance reports on time	Percentage	90	69	90	65
IN2: Percentage of safety audit/monitoring recommendations implemented	Percentage	100	0	70	0
IN2: Number of households provided with shelter cash assistance	Households	53,384	4,194	6,000	472
IN2: Hold regular local and global ETS coordination meetings	Meetings	0	12	20	3
IN3: Number of persons reached through mobile medical activities	People	3,200,000	2,500,000	2,900,000	262,306
IN3: Number of New MAM cases admitted for treatment	Children	726,941	726,941	389,307	4,589
IN3: Number of persons (disaggregated by women, girls, boys and men) with identified protection needs provided with protection-specific assistance items (including solar lanterns, dignity kits, hygiene materials and energy-efficient cooking sets)	People	500,000	200,391	200,000	880
IN3: Number of joint food security and nutrition assessments conducted with/among partners	Assessments	0	1	4	0
IN3: Percentage of ISP partners submitting monthly reports demonstrating ethical incident management, data collection & analysis	Reports	100	12	100	57
IN3: Number of people benefiting from sustained desludging and cleaning of their latrines as per sector’s standard	People	1,552,772	486,440	1,000,000	766,117
IN3: Number of outbreaks responded and contained	Early Warning Systems	1	1	1	0
IN3: Number of adolescents and caregivers of conflict-affected children who benefit from information on child care and child protection	People	400,000	80,000	250,000	3,605
IN3: Number of children affected by protection risks (family separation, violence, neglect, abuse, etc.) benefitting from follow-up	Children	12,000	3,000	6,000	68
IN3: Number of teachers (m/f) trained in improved teaching and learning approaches	Teachers	20,000	3,000	6,000	0
IN3: Number of housing, land and property disputes resolved (including eviction and security of tenure cases)	Cases	70,000	0	35,000	0
IN3: Number of women/adolescent girls receiving appropriate sanitary materials for menstrual hygiene management	People	1,194,684	0	400,000	0
IN3: Number of information management products produced and disseminated	Products	60	120	60	7
IN3: Number of beneficiaries reached through provision of multi-sectorial specialized GBV response services	People	583,927	0	209,441	0
IN3: Humanitarian hub utility count	People	36,000	16,000	21,000	0
IN3: Number of security risk analysis and assessments conducted	Assessments	22	16	6	0
IN3: Number of Periodic Monitoring Report produced on a semi-annual basis, with HNO and HRP revision, when needed	Reports	2	2	2	0
IN3: Number of humanitarian hubs with hybrid power supply system for the ETS infrastructure only		0	0	11	0
IN3: Number of inter-agency, I/NGOs and governmental organisations supported by the ETS	Organizations	0	96	70	115
IN3: Produce and share timely accurate ETS IM products	Products	0	57	60	7
IN3: Number of functional reception centers managed and/or improved	Centers	9	9	9	9
IN3: Number of eligible households registered	Households	6,000	2,500	4,000	525
IN3: Number of organizations using the humanitarian cargo movement notifications consolidation and coordination service	Organizations	0	17	30	26
IN3: Number of destinations served (air transport)	Locations	0	12	14	0
IN3: Number of households supported with shelter repairs and improvement interventions	Households	62,076	6,684	10,000	0
IN3: Number of people supported with agriculture extension services, agriculture-based business entrepreneurship, technology transfer, value addition and processing capacity building	People	300,000	62,000	300,000	0
IN3: Number of beneficiaries accessing services through women and girls, youth friendly spaces (WGYFS) within the communities	People	100,019	21,423	40,000	8,263
IN3: Number of persons (disaggregated by women, girls, boys and men) receiving legal advice on housing, land and property rights	People	100,000	10,661	50,000	113
IN3: Number of persons benefitting from training/capacity building initiatives to improve quality of service provision	Staff	3,000	0	1,500	0
IN4: Number of camp/ site profiles (including service monitoring) produced	Reports	24	18	12	0
IN4: Number of persons involved in and accessing information about availability of support services, referrals and reporting		600,590	0	200,000	34,829
IN4: Number of persons (disaggregated by women, girls, boys and men) with identified protection needs benefitting from specialized livelihoods activities to counter negative coping mechanisms and promote self-reliance	People	500,000	25,258	150,000	0
IN4: Contingency plan updated and implemented, reflecting minimum preparedness actions	Contingency Plans	1	1	1	0
IN4: Number of joint livelihood and market recovery assessments conducted with/among partners	Assessments	0	0	4	0
IN4: Number of people (IDPs, IDP returnees, refugee returnees, host community members, Government officials, service providers and humanitarian workers, disaggregated by women, girls, boys and men) reached through mine risk education	People	770,000	350,000	475,000	24,076
IN4: Number of people benefiting from sustained environmental sanitation services (solid waste management)	People	1,552,772	678,187	1,000,000	727,125
IN4: Number of ICT emergency management and/or technical radio training courses	Trainings	0	0	2	0
IN4: Number of conflict-affected boys and girls (3-17 years) provided with sex segregated WASH facilities	Children	500,000	100,000	400,000	7,181
IN4: Number of people reporting through community feedback mechanisms that humanitarian activities are effectively addressing their priority needs	People	0	0	0	0
IN4: Number of children and adolescents affected by protection risks who receive specialized support services	Children	8,000	300	4,000	656
IN4: Number of health facilities revitalized and providing services to the catchment population	Health Facilities	200	60	120	0
IN4: User satisfaction rate of ETS services	Percentage	0	94	80	97
IN4: Number of child protection workers trained on Child Protection Minimum Standards	Staff	1,000	500	500	0
IN4: Percentage of community members reporting improved safety and comfort accessing humanitarian services/facilities	Assessments	100	0	80	0
IN4: Percentage of Nutrition treatment sites integrated within a health facility	Percentage	988	988	80	0
IN4: Number of site managers trained on CCCM	Individuals	304	118	152	0
IN4: Number of persons (IDPs, IDP returnees, refugee returnees, host community members, Government officials, service providers and humanitarian workers, disaggregated by women, girls, boys and men) provided with training on protection principles	People	50,000	15,214	25,000	0
IN4: Number of organizations utilizing storage services	Organizations	0	34	25	10
IN4: Number of health facilities servicing IDPs and host community receiving essential medicines and equipment	Health Facilities	1,881	624	900	126
IN4: Number of persons benefitting from socio-economic assistance for Women and adolescent Girls (formerly) associated with armed groups (WAFAAG) and/or returning from captivity	People	7,000	0	7,000	2
IN5: Number of local partners receiving funding through the sector for food security intervention	Partners	0	0	8	0
IN5: Square meters of common storage managed	Areas	0	6,720	4,440	5,160
IN5: Number of health and nutrition centers , Schools and relevant public places provided with adequate gender segregated sanitation (latrines, showers, handwashing) facilities and services as per sector’s standard	Centers	0	0	250	64
IN5: Percentage of nutrition sites where community members reporting improved safety and comfort accessing nutrition services	Percentage	988	988	80	0
IN5: Capacity Building for humanitarian partners on Civil-military Coordination and Humanitarian Principles	Trainings	17	0	17	0
IN5: Map the communications needs of the affected population and evaluate how ETS can fulfil them	Assessments	0	0	1	1
IN5: Number of health facilities providing Clinical Management of Rape (CMR)	Health Facilities	106	358	71	103
IN5: Number of child protection workers trained on standardized case management	Staff	500	350	250	0
IN5: Number of local and IDPs leaders trained on CCCM issues	Individuals	480	320	350	0
IN6: Number of beneficiary accessing health services through cash base transfer programming (CTP)	Individuals	1,000,000	0	500,000	0
IN6: Number of advocacy actions for increasing safe access to farmland/grazing area	Advocacy	0	0	2	0
IN6: Safety/consultation: Number of community members in FGD reporting improved safety and comfort accessing WASH facilities	People	1,000	0	1,000	0
IN6: Resources mobilized for the NHF (US$)	Dollars	100,000,000	44,000,000	60,000,000	0

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