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1 | Mapping of projects, initiatives and resources for Anticipatory Action and Nutrition Please complete one row per activity. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
2 | Name of the Organisation | Name of the Organisation's Anticipatory Action Focal Point | Type of Activity Please select from the dropdown list: project, initiative, resource, other | Topic covered by the Activity Please tick the box if the Activity includes EWS & Data Analysis to inform AA for Nutrition | Topic covered by the Activity Please tick the box if the Activity relates to AA programming for nutrition (eg. design, implementation. coordination, capacity building etc.) | Description of the Activity Please provide details about the activity. | Localisation Please specify if the Activity is country-/region-/area-specific or global | Timeframe Please specify the timeframe for the Activity, if relevant | Developmemt or Implementation Status Please select from the dropdown list: under development, ongoing, completed | Link to related Resources Please provide links to any documents or resources related to the Activity, if available | |||||||||||||||||||
3 | Healthy Life NGO | BIKORIMANA MAGARI SYLVESTRE | project | HEALTHY LIFE NGO est activement impliquée dans plusieurs initiatives combinant Action Anticipatoire et Nutrition, particulièrement dans les provinces à haut risque de crise alimentaire en République Démocratique du Congo. Nos activités s’articulent autour des axes suivants : 1. Surveillance communautaire et système d’alerte précoce: Nous avons mis en place, avec l’appui de partenaires locaux, un réseau communautaire de collecte de données sur la sécurité alimentaire, les prix des denrées, les conditions climatiques et les mouvements de population. Ces données permettent d’anticiper les périodes de soudure ou les chocs climatiques (sécheresse, inondations) et d’enclencher des réponses précoces. 2. Prépositionnement de vivres et intrants nutritionnels: Avant les saisons critiques, nous organisons des distributions ciblées de vivres enrichis, de suppléments nutritionnels pour les enfants de moins de 5 ans et les femmes enceintes/allaitantes, ainsi que des kits d’hygiène pour prévenir la malnutrition et les maladies associées. 3. Sensibilisation et changement de comportement: Des campagnes de communication communautaire sont menées pour améliorer les pratiques alimentaires et d’hygiène, surtout en contexte d’alerte. Nous travaillons avec des relais communautaires et leaders locaux pour renforcer la résilience des ménages. 4. Réponses nutritionnelles précoces: Lorsque des signes précoces de détérioration nutritionnelle sont détectés, nous activons nos mécanismes de réponse : dépistage mobile de la malnutrition aiguë, référencement vers des structures partenaires, et mise en place de cantines communautaires ou d’assistance en cash/vouchers selon le contexte. 5. Renforcement de la résilience locale: Nous développons des jardins communautaires et familiaux avec des techniques agricoles résilientes au climat (semences précoces, compost, irrigation simple) permettant aux ménages de produire localement des aliments nutritifs, même en période critique | DRC | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
4 | GNC Ops and SMART initiative hosted by Action Against Hunger Canada | Angeline Grant: Domitille Kauffmann | project | The Global Nutrition Cluster (GNC) Operations Team and the SMART Initiative - in collaboration with the Nutrition Clusters in South Sudan and Yemen – are implementing a targeted project to enhance locally led, data-driven anticipatory action for improved nutrition outcomes. The project focuses on four key results: the first two – led by the SMART team - aim to strengthen early warning systems for nutrition, while Results 3 and 4—led by the GNC Operations Team—support the design and implementation of anticipatory action frameworks that integrate nutrition and elevate the leadership of local and national stakeholders. | Yemen, South Sudan and Global level | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
5 | GNC | Domitille Kauffmann | initiative | Nutrition and Anticipatory Action Taskforce - co-chaired by the GNC Climate Crisis WG and the GNC NIS WG _ first kick_off meeting late JUly - regular monthly meetings on the second Tuesday of each month at 1pm CET | Global level | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
6 | Women Empowered (WE) | Fanny Fanou Ako | project | Women Empowered mène des actions communautaires pour prévenir la malnutrition, renforcer la résilience des femmes face aux crises, et intégrer l’approche genre dans les mécanismes d’alerte et de réponse anticipée. | BENIN | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
7 | ACTION CONTRE LA FAIM -FRANCE | LAPOTRE Léonor | project | SIDA-funded project implemented by ACF FR: The proposed initiative builds on ACF's expertise in AA and focuses specifically on anticipating the impacts of natural hazards on malnutrition. The project uses a “research-action” methodology based on localized research, developed in collaboration with communities, local authorities, and other stakeholders. local authorities and stakeholders at various levels (Mali and Madagascar) in order to better anticipate the impact of shocks on vulnerable members of communities and decide on appropriate local measures (community and health systems) to strengthen the nutritional resilience of populations and ensure continuity of care in the event of shocks. | Mali and Madagascar | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
8 | ACF | LAPOTRE Léonor | project | Start Anticipation project in Senegal: The project is in anticipation of food insecurity. This project aims to prevent the deterioration of food security and nutritional status, as well as the adoption of negative survival strategies, through cash transfers and targeted humanitarian nutrition prevention and promotion activities. Nutritional assistance aims to prevent the deterioration of the nutritional status of children under five and pregnant or lactating women (PLWHA), identified as the most vulnerable groups. To this end, the project provides for complementary and integrated activities: mass screening for acute malnutrition, as well as community awareness sessions on good WASH practices and feeding practices for mothers, infants, and young children (AM-ANJE). | Senegal | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
9 | ACF | LAPOTRE léonor | project | Modelling Early Risk Indicators to Anticipate Malnutrition (MERIAM, GFFO-funded): initiative to strengthen nutrition EWS capabilities by forecasting acute malnutrition among children under 5 years, being piloted in four East African countries: Ethiopia, Kenya, South Sudan, Somalia. | Ethiopia, Kenya, South Sudan, Somalia. | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
10 | ACF | LAPOTRE léonor | project | WAHAFA projects in Zimbabwe, Sierra Leone and Uganda: development of locally-led AAPs for drought (ZIM) and flood (SLE, UGA) settings. In ZIM, the project progressed to the fuel funding stage, providing cash and in-kind food assistance to support drought-affected communities and avoid common negative coping strategies, such as reduction in number of meals, decrease in portion sizes and limited food variety. Although the protocol are aiming to address all possible impact, they are not specifically nutrition oriented. | Zimbabwe, Sierra Leone and Uganda | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
11 | ACF | LAPOTRE léonor | project | PEWS (EWS in western Sahel) Monitors pastoral resources in Western Sahel based on satellite images complemented by field data collection and combines two concepts: early warning and surveillance. Evaluation of biomass production during the rainy season, allowing the anticipation of the stock of pasture that will be available during the next dry season. Real-time monitoring of green and dry vegetation by remote sensing and a network of field agents, called pastoral sentinels, who provide information on the pastoral situation at the local scale several times a month. | Western Sahel | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
12 | ACF | LAPOTRE léonor | project | PREDISAN (Central America, Venezuela) Tool to monitor food and nutrition security based on satellite, primary and secondary data sources. Advanced machine learning tools are periodically applied to all of this data, to find patterns of impact in different territories. Through an integrated platform, it avails information to humanitarian partners to enable evidence-based decision-making and operations. | Central America, Venezuela) | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
13 | WFP | Nicoliene OUDWATER | resource | WFP has developed a Practical Guide on Integrating Nutrition in Anticipatory Action Plans (the Guide includes a set of resources - essential guidance, menus of AA options by type of hazard, checklist to develop and review AAP with nutrition lens, rationale for AA and Nutrition). | Global level | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
14 | DG ECHO | Sergio Garcia de Diego | other | ECHO DONOR - Policy officer for Anticipatory Action | Global level | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
15 | Acción contra el Hambre | Miguel A. Garcia-Arias | other | i) Compilation of historical databases of SMART surveys conducted in ACF-Esp missions and guidance on their analysis to identify variables that most affect malnutrition; ii) Guidance on studies to identify macro variables at the country level and their evolution over time that impact child malnutrition; iii) Incidence in missions to collect historical nutritional monitoring databases in order to subsequently identify how they evolve in relation to the soudure/lean season, since it is in the previous months that AA initiatives with a nutritional focus are most justified. | Global level | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
16 | Groupement Agropastoral pour le Developpement de yongoro | PEKE KOUKOU LEON CEST LA VIE | project | Prévention a travers la sensibilisation dépistage mise en place de groupe ANGE, renforcement des capacités des relais communautaires referancement | ongoing | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
17 | UNICEF | Nutrition Cluster/Sector coordinator | project | AA, coordinated by OCHA | Chad | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
18 | UNICEF | Nutrition Cluster/Sector coordinator | project | AA, coordinated by OCHA | Niger | completed | |||||||||||||||||||||||
19 | UNICEF | Nutrition Cluster/Sector coordinator | project | AA, coordinated by OCHA | Burkina Faso | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
20 | UNICEF | Nutrition Cluster/Sector coordinator | project | AA, coordinated by OCHA | El Salvador | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
21 | UNICEF | Nutrition Cluster/Sector coordinator | project | AA, coordinated by OCHA | Guatemala | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
22 | UNICEF | Nutrition Cluster/Sector coordinator | project | AA, coordinated by OCHA | Honduras | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
23 | UNICEF | Nutrition Cluster/Sector coordinator | project | AA, coordinated by OCHA | Philippines | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
24 | UNICEF | Nutrition Cluster/Sector coordinator | project | AA, coordinated by OCHA | Angola | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
25 | UNICEF | Nutrition Cluster/Sector coordinator | project | AA, coordinated by OCHA | Ethiopia | completed | |||||||||||||||||||||||
26 | UNICEF | Nutrition Cluster/Sector coordinator | project | AA, coordinated by OCHA | Madagascar | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
27 | UNICEF | Nutrition Cluster/Sector coordinator | project | AA, coordinated by OCHA | Mozambique | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
28 | UNICEF | Nutrition Cluster/Sector coordinator | project | AA, coordinated by OCHA | Namibia | completed | |||||||||||||||||||||||
29 | UNICEF | Nutrition Cluster/Sector coordinator | project | AA, coordinated by OCHA | Somalia | completed | |||||||||||||||||||||||
30 | UNICEF | Nutrition Cluster/Sector coordinator | project | AA, coordinated by OCHA | South Sudan | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
31 | UNICEF | Nutrition Cluster/Sector coordinator | project | AA, coordinated by OCHA | Malawi | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
32 | Premiere Urgence Internationale | Chantal Autotte Bouchard | At PUI, AA is embedded (depending on the definition we want to give to it) in our Nutrition and Food Security responses (alone or in partnership), with operationalization tailored to each country context. Depending on the level of risk and available resources, we may implement one or several of the following five components: Community surveillance & early warning: Networks track food security, prices, epidemic disease or change in global situation for healht, climate shocks, and population movements to trigger early action within at least the area of intervention. Pre-positioning of supplies: Ahead of critical periods and depending of the countries and funding, but it's the case for Afghanistan by example, "fortified food" or alternative methods to prevent malnutrition using local custom like Tom Brown intiative by example or moulin, nutrition supplements (like most of us), and hygiene kits/dignity kit (but might not be the best AA) are strategically positioned. Community awareness & SBCC: Local group, community club, relay, care group, PdHeart etc to strengthen nutrition and hygiene practices in alert phases butalso as routine activities. Early nutrition responses: Mobile screening, referrals, community , and cash/voucher assistance could be deployed at first signs of deterioration. Resilience strengthening: we have tiny example of it in Lebanon matching ANC/YICF and farmer family, by exemple to increase attendance to ANC and deliver in safe conditoion and ensure BF to reduce at risk child of malnutriton after delivery with YICF one to one conseling after birth. Depending on the context, PUI may activate only one of these pillars in a country, or combine several up to all five, making AA a flexible but routine part of our humanitarian work - but then we need to be more precise on what we want to track | Worldwide country of PUI | ongoing | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
33 | Concern Worldwide | Sajia Mehjabeen | project | Somalia | ongoing | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
34 | Save the Children | Natalie Roschnik, Laura Swift | initiative | Data to inform AA | Design | Save the Children has been working on predicting Cost and Affordability gaps of nutritious diets in Malawi and Niger using its Cost of Diet Software and Household Economy Analysiis, and model nutrition sensitive Anticipatory Actions. Report available soon on what we learned (quite technical) : https://resourcecentre.savethechildren.net/pdf/Predictive-modelling-of-malnturition_CotD_HEA_Lift-Lab-report_FINAL_23_10_25_Corrected.pdf | Malawi and Niger | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||
35 | ADRDH | Jonathan GUERENGONDA | Project | Action Humanitary | Central African Republic | ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||
36 | ACF | Léonor LAPOTRE | project | Community Led Approach for Adaptation and Resilience (CARE) Against the Health Impact of Climate Change. The project will ensure collaboration with Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD), Department of Disaster Management (DDM) and Community Based Health Care (CBHC) Department on integration of early actions with early warning systems. Early action measures will be identified, and community clinics and CBOs will be empowered to implement them to reduce health risks before and during disasters. Also, the project will integrate anticipatory actions on health with existing early warning systems and sensitize the local disaster management committees to respond swiftly to climate-induced health risks. it will proactively develop community-led surveillance guidelines. This guideline will be used by local health authority to monitor and track disease outbreak. It will also help local community and health authority for planning and designing the anticipatory actions on health. This will further strengthen community awareness campaigns, which will be carried out to educate and empower communities to proactively mitigate health risk. | Bangladesh | ongoing | ongoing | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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