nutrition cluster - south sudan nutrition cluster coordination meeting 25-04-2014 who conference...

Nutrition Cluster - South Sudan

Nutrition Cluster Coordination Meeting

25-04-2014WHO conference hall.11.00 am -01.00 pm


Agenda• Welcome and introductions (Deborah. 5 mins)• Approval of the provisional agenda (Deborah, 1 min)• Review of the action points from the previous meeting (Deborah, 5 min)• Reporting status (Austin. 10 min)• SAG update (Trina, SAG representative. 15 mins)• Rapid Response Team missions (UNICEF; WFP, 30 mins)• Supply pipeline update and procedures (Manjit; UNICEF) 10 mins• IYCF presentation (Samuel, IMC. 10 mins)• IYCF-E presentation on Breastmilk Substitutes (Daisy, UNICEF. 10mins)• Jonglei State Coordination (Abernet, Save the Children. 5 mins)• AOB (10 min)

– Contributions to the Cluster Bulletin (Deborah)– IPC (Deborah)– CRP review (Deborah)

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Action points Focal point/agency Timeline

To share with the partners file with calculations for county prioritisation and a map of priority counties

IMO By 13th of April

Partners to comment on prioritisation to NCC/IMO. If partner thinks that other county should also be considered a priority a clear explanation (including SAM, GAM rates, IDP figures from confirmed sources, etc.) should accompany such comments.

Partners -

A meeting on RRMs to be organised and all interested partners are to participate NCC / Partners/UNICEF-WFP-FAO ASAP

ACAPS to use the proposed outline of the report and to engage with the cluster on a regular basis during review preparation

ACAPS Until final draft approved by the cluster

To develop an operational guidance on how to deal with those mothers who cannot breastfeed UNICEF IYCF Specialist

Partners who do IYCF programmes as a separate programme or a part of the comprehensive package to update the 3W accordingly.

Partners By 20th of April

Nutrition partner working in Jonglei to get in touch with Abenet Takela - Nutrition Focal Person, hosted by SCI

Partner working in Jonglei By 25th of April

All partners to submit requests for logistics cluster to NCC for approval prior to submission to logs cluster

All partners Regularly

SAG to discuss Cluster Performance monitoring report and to share final report with the partners.

SAG; NCC By 20th of April

Partners to check if information on submitted reports and 3W are correct and to submit missing reports / correct 3W

All partners By 20th of April


ReportingWeekly Reporting

• Weekly reports are expected from ALL partners from every county in ALL 10 states in SS, (All 10 states included in CRP)

• For partners working on PoCs, we propose to report per site. (Weekly reports per Site).

• DB will be amended to identify PoC and Host Community)

• All Weekly reports expected on Mondays COB for the previous week.


Monthly Reporting

• By the 5th of the Following Month• Reporting Rate is calculated based on the

monthly reports received.


Reporting rate – 09/04/2014

January

February

March

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

62.2%

61.5%

45.7%

37.8%

38.5%

54.3%

Reporting rate Not reported


Reporting rate – 16/04/2014

January

February

March

April

May

June

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

70%

69%

59%

30%

31%

41%

Reporting rate Not reported

Reporting situation based on 3W and reports on the 16th of April 2014Partners/counties 3W January February March April May June

AAA Tonj North 1 1 1 1

AFOD Juba 0 0 0 1

AAH-I Mundri_West 0 1 0 0

ACF-USA Aweil East 1 1 1 1 Gogrial West 1 1 1 1 Twic 1 1 1 1

AVSI/SMoH Ikotos 0 1 0 0

Brac Rumbek Centre 1 1 1 1 Rumbek_North 0 1 1 0 Rumbek_East 0 1 1 0

CARE Rubkona 0N/A 1 1


Progress towards CRP targets

(January - March 2014)• No major changes, No new monthly reports• Next update expected on the 9th May 2014

(after receiving monthly reports by the 5th


Integrated Food Security Phase (IPC)

• What is the Purpose of the IPC?• To consolidate complex analysis of food

security situations for evidence-based decision support

• Current and projected ‘Situation Analysis’ (classify the nature and severity of food insecurity (e.g. severity, magnitude, causes) which are most relevant for an effective and efficient response


Integrated Food Security Phase (IPC)

• Working group discussions on:• Food Security• Livelihoods• Nutrition• Markets• Agriculture• Climate• Health• Water/Sanitation• Gender• Statistics.• Others....


Thank you

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