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Periodic Monitoring Report 2016 Humanitarian Requirements Document – Ethiopia

Prepared by Clusters and NDRMCCovering 1 Jan to 31 Dec 2016

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Introduction

The El Niño global climactic event significantly affected the 2015 meher/summer rains on the heels of failed belg/ spring rains in 2015, driving food insecurity, malnutrition and serious water shortages in many parts of the country. The Government and humanitarian partners issued a joint 2016 Humanitarian Requirements Document (HRD) in December 2015 requesting US$1.4 billion to assist 10.2 million people with food, health and nutrition, water, agriculture, shelter and non-food items, protection and emergency education responses. Following the delay and erratic performance of the belg/spring rains in 2016, a Prioritization Statement was issued in May 2016 with updated humanitarian requirements in nutrition (MAM), agriculture, shelter and non-food items and education.The Mid-Year Review of the HRD identified 9.7 million beneficiaries and updated the funding requirements to $1.2 billion.

The 2016 HRD is 69 per cent funded, with contributions of $1.08 billion from international donors and the Government of Ethiopia (including carry-over resources from 2015). Under the leadership of the Government of Ethiopia delivery of life-saving and life-sustaining humanitarian assistance continues across the sectors. However, effective humanitarian response was challenged by shortage of resources, limited logistical capacities and associated delays, and weak real-time information management.

This Periodic Monitoring Report (PMR) provides a summary of the cluster financial inputs against outputs and achievements against cluster objectives using secured funding since the launch of the 2016 HRD. The PMR also describes changes in the humanitarian context where appropriate. The update on the Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund (EHF) provides a detailed funding overview of prioritized projects supported in ‘hotspot’ areas of the country.

The PMR complements the HRD and the HRD Mid-Year Review – both documents are available using the below links:

https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/en/system/files/documents/files/ethiopia_hrd_2016.pdf and https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/en/system/files/documents/files/ethiopia_hrd_-_mid_year_review_12_august_2016__0.pdf

The HRD is structured around three Strategic Objectives: 1) Save lives and reduce morbidity related to drought, 2) Protect and restore livelihoods and 3) Prepare for and respond to other humanitarian shocks, including natural disasters, conflict and displacement.Sector/Cluster Requirements

April 2016Funded Amount | Percentage

People Targeted

People Reached

Percentage

Food1 1.1bn 679m 61% 9.7m Round 7 (of 2015, dispatched Jan 2016)

10.2m 10.2m 100%

Round 1-5 (2016) 10.2m 10.2m 100%Agriculture 91.3m 70.9m 78% 2.2m 1.5m 68%Education 43.5m2 20.2m 46% 4m 1m 78%(school

feeding)

NGO partners *269,8173

Federal Ministry of Education4

2.9m 43%(learning

supplies)

ES/NFI 24m 14.48m 59% 821,472 303,600 37%Health 60.3 32.5m 54% 3.6m 1.9m 53%Logistics 15.4m 11.8m 76% N/A N/ANutritionMAM 83.4m 78.3m 94% 2.5m 2.47m 98%SAM 44.8m 48.5m 108% 420,000 297,135 70.7%NGO support to Nutrition5

51.6m

Protection 23.8m 6.6m 28% 2.5m 201,731 8.1%6

WaSH 114.9m 116.3m 101%6 9.6m 13m 136%

1. The Food sector had planned 9 rounds in 2016 but added a tenth round to bridge the gap in the somali region. 2. Requirements were revised after the MYR due to the fact that school feeding which was originally planned for four months was revised and scaled down to

three months.3. Data from previous school year (Jan 2016-Jun 2016)4. The Government allocated resources to provide school feeding to 2.9 million school children.5. NGO support to CMAM was not included in the HRD requirements but constitutes a major component of the response, with US$52.6 million in contributions

received.6. The low percentage of beneficiaries reached in Protection is due to the delay in receiving donor funding to implement GBV activities outlined in the HRD and

the time it took to recruit and train social workers for five regions and to establish Child Friendly Spaces for CP activities.

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CLUSTER ACHIEVEMENTS

Progress towards Cluster ObjectivesFrom January to the end of December 2016, the Food Cluster distributed 1,543,574MT of food to a maximum of 10.2 million people in 10 Rounds of food assistance. In addition, $16.1 million of cash was distributed to 551,222 relief beneficiaries in 19 woredas in Oromia region, six woredas in Somali region and five woredas in Amhara region. In January, the Food Cluster distributed 159,493 MT of relief assistance as part of Round-7, the 2015 bridging round, between the 2015 and 2016 HRD rounds.

Food delivery and distribution encountered a number of challenges, including limited woreda level distribution capacity, inaccessible roads due to heavy rains, and transportation, warehousing and supply chain challenges. With support from the Logistics Cluster and the deployment of NDRMC federal staff members to Afar, Amhara, Oromia and Somali regions, the Food Cluster addressed these challenges and successfully reduced the number of days from the start of a Round to completed dispatch and distribution of food assistance.

FundingDonor Recipient US$ EquivalentUSA JEOP (CRS, CARE, FH

Ethiopia, Harar and Meki Catholic Secretariats, REST, SCI, WV Ethiopia

269,203,700

Government of Ethiopia GOE 97,605,000USA WFP 41,351,692United Kingdom WFP 28,223,969Canada WFP 23,133,876ECHO + EU delegation WFP 105,206,074WFP Multilateral WFP 9,000,000WFP Multilateral WFP 6,001,269Germany WFP 10,845,986Japan WFP 5,350,000Australia WFP 4,458,634Egypt WFP 1,000,000Switzerland WFP 2,206,619Government of Ethiopia WFP 1,491,248Russian Federation WFP 1,500,000King Salman Humanitarian Center( Saudi Arabia) WFP 980,000UN Humanitarian Response Fund WFP 446,807UNA Sweden WFP 333,022

Private (individuals and organisations) WFP 99,048

Private (individuals and organisations) WFP 30,488

FoodPeople Targeted (HRD) 10.2/9.7 millionPeople Reached- round 7 (of 2015, dispatched Jan 2016)

10.2/9.4 million

People Reached- round 1-5 (2016)

10.2 million

No. of Donors 17No.of partners who received funding

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FUNDING (US$)Requested Received Percent

Funded

1.1B 679M 61%

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Progress towards Cluster ObjectivesOf the 1.9 million smallholder farming households targeted for seed support in the 2016 HRD (1.7 million meher dependent households and 198,000 belg dependent households), the sector/cluster distributed seeds to 82,520 belg smallholder farming households and 1.5 million meher smallholder farming households. The Government’s contribution to the sector/cluster amounts to $21 million. To increase sector/cluster coverage, implementing partners targeted hotspot 1 and 2 woredas, while Government reached beneficiaries in non-NGO targeted areas.

The sector/cluster mobilized approximately $13 million to implement livestock interventions outlined in the HRD, including treatment of 6.5 million animals, provision of feed to more than 1.1 million, rehabilitation of water points benefitted 52,000 animals, nearly 40,000 livestock were commercially destocked and 27,500 livestocked slaughter destocked.

Changes in ContextDuring the mid-year review, the sector revised the number of households requiring meher seeds to 1.7 million households from the 198,122 households targeted in the 2016 HRD. According to the Agriculture Task Force, meher seed requirements were underestimated during the 2016 HRD preparation. While there was a significant contribution by donors in the meher season seed response, the contributions to the livestock sector was minimal. Of the $30 million required by May 2016 to meet livestock sector needs only some $13 million were mobilized.Funding

AgriculturePeople Targeted (HRD) 2.2 millionPeople Reached 1.5 million

Percent Reached 68%Increased needs 59 millionNo. of Donors 19No.of partners who received funding

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FUNDING (US$)Requested Received Percent Funded

91.3m 70.9m EHF:14.1M

78%

Carry-over/Available resource from 2015 WFP 60,595,000

WFP Strategic Resource Allocation Committee WFP 6,800,000

CFGB FHI 2,585,000

CFGB TDA 980,769

EHF WFP 208,114

EHF CRS 244,108

EHF CRS 244,108

Donor Recipient USD Equivalent

Location Activities

*EHF Allocation to Agriculture

Various 14,166,437 Seed distribution

ECHO + EU delegation

CARE 6,155,459 Kurfa Chele, Meta, Deder, Fedis, Meta, Deder, Girawa, Chiro Zuria, Girawa, Loka Abaya, Hawassa Zuria, Shebe Dino, Hulla, Ebenat, Jarso, Haro Maya, Fedis, Babile, Mesela, Tulo, Gemechis,Odabultum, Anchar, Doba, Boke

Seed distribution

Germany GIZ 7,070,707 Aw-bare, Babile, Gursum, Jijiga, Kebribeyah, Shinile, Dembel, Erer

Seed distribution and livestock

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Save the Children 5,285,572 Mareko,Meskan,Sodo,Alaba SP, Shinile, Erer, Ewa, Chifra, Mile, Dalfagi, Sekota, Ziquala, Abergele, Guba Lafto, Kobo, Sekota, Ziquala, Gaz Gibla, Abergele


USA International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center

1,500,000

Japan GoE 330,000Netherlands FAO 2,267,527 Legehida, Were Ilu, Kalu

Legehida, Malka Balo, Midega-Tola, Meyu, Hawi Gudina, Dasenech (Kuraz), Gnangatom,Hamer, Kelete Awelallo, Telalak, Dewe



ACF - France 1,598,088 Sakota Seed distribution and livestock


OXFAM GB 1,310,990 Aw-bare Kebribeyah Seed distribution and livestock

FAO Internal funding FAO 1,166,600 Guba Lafto, Habru, Kutaber, Dessie Zuria, Albuko, Legambo, Argoba Albuko, Thehulederie Worebabu Beyeda, Addi Arekay Sayint, Addi Arekay, Beyeda Mojan Wedera, Jama, Mehal Mojan Wedera, Mehal Sayint, Beyeda Mimo Weremo, Mojan Wedera Mehal Sayint, Dewa Cheffa, Dewa,Harewa, Sekota, Ziquala, Habro,Misrak Badawacho, Meskan,Meskan, Hintalo Wejirat, Raya Azebo, Endamehoni, Alamata, Erob, Enderta, Ofla



Cooperazione Internazionale -COOPI

344,356


International Medical Corps UK

754,991 GursumBabile, Kumbi, Golo Oda, Midega Tola, Meyu, Chinaksen


Save the Children Drought Appeal

Save the Children 625,000 Seweyna, Ofla, Guba Lafto, Wadla


Germany Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e.V. (German Agro Action)

603,278 Ebenat, East Belesa

Italy FAO 726,170 Amibara; Gewane; Awash Fentale; Buremudaitu; Chefera; Talalak; Dewie,Argoba Special, Bure Mudaytu

Livestock intervention

Austria International Committee of the Red Cross

546,448 Gulomekeda, Erob, Hawi Gudina, Meyu, Kumbi

Seed distribution

506

Belgium FAO 500,000 Siti Zone, Somali region Protection of livestock based livelihood assets of pastoralists and agro pastoralists affected by El Niño impacts

Spain FAO 55,742ECHO + EU delegation

Save the Children 456,487 Mareko, Meskan, Sodo, Alaba SP woreda, Erer, Shinile, Ewa, Chifra, Mile, Dalfagi, Sekota, Ziquala, Abergele, Guba Lafto, Kobo, Sekota, Gaz Gibla, Abergele

Seed distribution

Austria CARE 465,452 Ebinate, Lay Gayint, Tach Gayint andSimada woredas (Amhara Region)

Provision of suitable crop seeds to small-scale farmer households Training on good crop growing practices

Austria Caritas 284,464 Ziway-Dugda and Adamitulu woredas (Oromia Region)

Seed supply, animal restocking and introduction of sustainable agricultural methods intervention

Sweden CT Alliance / Church of Sweden

303,501 Lasta, Rayitu Seed distribution

USA FAO 1,933,693ECHO + EU delegation

FAO 990,445 Hawi Gudina, Chifra, Aysaita, Afambo, Dubti

Livestock intervention

USA CARE 249,715 3 woredas of South Tigray Livestock support intervention

Start Fund Save the Children 181,250 Gidan Seed distributionStart Fund TEARFUND 165,685 Seed distributionDenmark ACT Alliance /

DanChurchAid146,929

Start Fund World Vision International

145,558 Tulo, Shashemene Zuria, Kedida-Gamela

Seed distribution

Start Fund GOAL 144,716 Boke, Daro Lebu, Goba Koricha, Hawi Gudina, Meta,Deder

Seed distribution

Sweden OXFAM GB 143,881 Hadigalla, Afdem, Dembel, Shinile

Seed distribution

Ireland FAO 113,379 Saharti, Samre Seed distributionIreland Concern Worldwide 113,250 Delanta, Kalu, Aregoba,

Tenta, Mekedella, Legambo, Dessie Zuria, Wegedi, Kutaber

Seed distribution

Start Fund Plan International 92,182 Habro, Goba, Koricha Seed distribution

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USA CRS 8,998,663 Oromia Region (Arsi, West Arsi, East Shewa, Borena Zones, East Hararghe, and West Hararghe zones), SNNPR Region (Wolayta, Gedeo, Kembata-Tembaro, Hadiya, and Halaba zones), Amhara Region (North Gonder, North Wollo, South Wollo, and Oromia zones), and Tigray Region (South Tigray and South East Tigray zones)

Seed distribution and agriculture program support

CERF FAO 1,000,000UNICEF FAO 500,000FAO TCP FAO 1,254,000USA PCI 766,155USA IPC 800,000USA IFRC 150,000USA OXFAM 613,792USA Save the Children 1,020,403Sweden NRC 247,617Norway Four NGOs (NCA,

DF, NPA, NRC)1,652,446

Norway NRC 397,324USA FHI 975,446Canada FAO 372,024 Canada World Vision

International 744,048

Canada Plan International 546,397

Total 70,976,267

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EducationSchool Children Targeted (HRD)

4 million

School Children reached by NGO Partners

1.7m school children reached with learning supplies

Percent reached 43%School Children reached by the Gov and other partners

3.1 million

Percent Reached for the previous academic year

78% (school feeding)


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Funded

43.5m* 20.5m EHF:282,687

46%

Progress towards Cluster ObjectivesThe mid-year review (MYR) of the 2016 HRD targeted four million school children for school feeding, learning supplies and school WASH in drought and flood affected woredas. The Federal Ministry of Education (MoE) offered school feeding to 2.9 million school children. WFP and SCI provided school feeding to 240,576 school children between Feb and June 2016. UNICEF and SCI provide emergency water support to 307 schools that benefited 219,449 school children. UNICEF, SCI, Imagine1 Day and Islamic Relief provided learning supplies to 61,655 school children in 2015/16.

SCI extended its support to 17,828 school children in Afar and Somali regions starting from Nov 2016 for the new academic year. About 1.7 million children benefited from the provision of learning supplies for the new academic year with the support from USAID, SCI, UNICEF, Child Fund, PIN, Imagine1 Day, RTP and CIAI. Moreover, UNICEF supported the establishment of 15 Temporary Learning Centers that benefited 936 IDP school age children and the construction of 18 TLC is on progress.

Changes in ContextThe number of emergency affected children reduced from 4 million in June 2016 to 3 million in December 2016. Irregular attendance/absenteeism of school children was a challenge in the previous academic year. Closure of schools and disruption of education is a new phenomenon experienced in this year particularly in the South and South Eastern Part of the country

FundingDonor Recipient US$ Equivalent Location ActivitiesGovernment MoE 10,952,380 In all six drought

affected regionsSchool feeding and education material supply

Norway Save the Children 1,700,000 Adaa’r, Afdera, Dalul, Hadelela, Mille and Semirobi (Afar region), Afdem, Ayisha Erer, Shinille, Meiso and Dembel (Somali region)

School supplies and School feeding


Save the Children 899,122 Degua Temben, Enderta, Hintalo Wajerat and Raya Azebo (Tigray region), Harshin and Kebribeyah (Somali region), Sekota and Ziquala (Amhara region)

Water trucking (delivery of ‘Roto’ and donkey trucking)

IKEA Save the Children 1,170,000 Afdem zone (Somali region), Berahle and Erebti woredas (Afar region) and Sekota and Zikala woredas (Amhara region)

Water trucking, school supplies and school feeding

* Resource for school feeding for about 100,000 school children was mobilized at local level.

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EHF UNICEF 300,077 Mille, Korri, Adaa’r, Elidar, Afdera, Erebti, Berahle, Bidu and Buremudaytu (Afar region) Afdem, Shinile, Meiso, and Erer (Somali resgion)

Provision of water tanks and construction of temporarly learning

Japan UNICEF 937,231 All emergency affected regions

Learning supplies

Sweden NRC 144,320 Dolo and Gambella Alternative Basic Education and Youth Education

Korea UNICEF 92,593 Oromia and Tigray regions

Provision of water tanks and water services for 99 schools

USAID MoE 4,032,822 All regions with the exception of Addis Ababa and Beneshangul Gumuz

Provision of learning supplies for 2.76 million school children (three exercise books, one pen and pensil/pupil)

Total 20,228,545

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Progress towards Cluster ObjectivesIn 2016, 718,000 people were reported as displaced due to flood, community clashes, and drought. Of these, more than half (376,000 people) had reportedly returned to their place of habitual residence during the year.

Distribution: As of 15 December 2016, 62,152 households (est. 341,836 people) were reached with emergency shelter kits; over 62,000 households with kitchen sets and jerry cans, 64,000 with beddings, and nearly 31,000 with mosquito nets. Of those assisted, 38 per cent were displaced by floods, 3 per cent by drought and 35 per cent by conflict.

Stock and Pipeline: At the end of 2016, the cluster has more than 19,000 kits in stock, being distributed, or prepositioned. An additional 24,000 kits are also under procurement which is projected to be adequate for the cluster to respond to emergency shelter & NFI need in the first quarter of 2017.

Changes in ContextAssistance to the ‘indivudually-displaced’ was a challenge for the cluster that focuses on family unit level support. Exploration into the use of cash for NFIs, particularly in areas with working markets may address this challenge. The increasing numbers of people affected and displaced by conflict, where security situations limit access, continue to pose a challenge for the cluster/sector’s response. The cluster is also working to better address shelter needs of those who have been affected by shocks but remain at their place of origin, or have returned, to contribute towards their rehabilitation.

FundingDonor Recipient US$

EquivalentLocation Activities

ECHO + EU delegation UNICEF 1,442,842 SNNPR (Abeshega, Enimor and Aner, Cheha, Sodo, Kebena, Endegange, Gumer, Geto, Meskan, Durame, Alaba SP, Kindo Didaye, Shashogo, Hawassa Zuria), Oromia (Dodola, Kofele), Somali, Gambela (Lare)

ES-NFI kits

ECHO + EU delegation IOM 1,132,503 Somali: Jijiga ES-NFI kits

ECHO + EU delegation IRC 285,388 Gambella (Itang), SNNPR (Silte) ES-NFI kitsEHF IOM 2,344,407 Afar (Assaiyta, Dubti, Mille),

Amhara (Chilga, Metema), Gambella (Gog, Lare), Oromia (GololchaAresi), Somali (Gode, East Imi)

ES-NFI kits

EHF IRC 1,732,500 Countrywide ES-NFI kitsEHF NRC 890,340 Somali, Tigray, Gambela ES-NFI kits,

transport and distribution

EHF ZOA 412,353EHF/DfID NRC 196,929 Somali (Siti, Fafan, Nogob) ES-NFI kits (in-

kind) NMFA NRC 37,160 Somali (Siti Zone) Transportation

and distributionSave the Children Save the Children 280,000 Somali (Korahe, Shebelle) ES-NFI kits

Emergency Shelter & NFIPeople Targeted (HRD) 821,472People Reached 341,836

Percent Reached 42 %No. of Donors 10No.of partners who received funding

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24.4m 14.4m EHF:5.5m

59%

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Sweden Islamic Relief Worldwide

115,758 No activity

Sweden NRC 24,000 Somali (Adigale, Erer) ES-NFI kitsUK NDRMC 2,140,882 Afar, Oromia, SNNPR ES-NFI kits (in

kind) UK NRC Somali (Siti, Fafan) ES-NFI kits (in

kind)UK Save the Children 365,000 Somali (Korahe, Shebelle) ES-NFI kits (in

kind)USA IRC 268,898 Gambella: Itang ES-NFI kitsOFDA/USAID IRC 527,250 Country wide ES NFI kits USA ERCS/ICRC 400,143 Oromia: Miesso, Doba, Siraro;

SNNPR: Hawassa town; Gambela: Jore, Jikawo, Gog; Oromia: Chole

ES-NFI kits

USA ERCS 20,499Germany UNICEF 1,150,615 Afar, Oromia, Somali, SNNPR,

Tigay and Amhara region.AfarES-NFI kits

Switzerland IOM 475,545 Countrywide DTMNorway NRC 99,331Norway NRC, NCA, DF,

NPA120,178

Total 14,462,520.6

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Progress towards Cluster ObjectivesOf the 3.6 million people targeted by health interventions in the 2016 HRD, the sector provided medical services to 238,948 people through MHNT (Mobile Health and Nutrition Teams) consultations, training of health workers and medical supplies.

$1.5 million was requested to fill a funding gap for measles vaccination campaign for 25.8 million children between the ages of 5 months and 15 years in 505 drought-affected and at risk woredas. The vaccination coverage achieved 97 per cent using funds from WHO and UNICEF routine measles/polio vaccination programmes while development donor partners shifted development funds to fund operational costs. Emergency preparedness and response trainings and orientations were given to 63,447 health workers on scabies, AWD, and other public health emergencies

Additionally, 73,886 community members were trained on basic hygiene practices and scabies prevention and treatment. In Amhara and Tigray regions, 857,294 scabies cases and the people who were in contact with them were treated.

Change in ContextThe AWD outbreak that started in 2015 in Oromia and Somali regions continued into 2016. During the year, the outbreak spread to Afar region in week 7 when the first cases were reported in that region. In week 9 SNNP region reported the first case followed by Addis Ababa which reported its first case in week 23. At that point, the outbreak spread to the rest of the country with cases reported in Amhara (week 27), Tigray (week 30), Dire Dawa (week 32) and Harari (week 33). Benashangul Gumuz began reporting cases of AWD in week 31.

Population movement by seasonal workers, mass gatherings for national and religious holidays and flooding caused by unusually heavy belg spring rains in April/May which contaminated water sources, normal to above normal kiremt/summer rains, all contributed to the rapid spread of the outbreak. The Government is leading a strong response to the outbreak with support from international partners. The National AWD Response Plan was revised and a humanitarian joint AWD response plan developed to support it.

Partners supported the government to strengthen surveillance capacity, case management, sanitation, and provision of safe water and hygiene promotion interventions to curb and manage the AWD outbreak. Treatment and preventive supplies were sent to affected and at-risk areas. Some 148 complete CTC kits were distributed to the affected areas in addition to 289 beds; 12 diarrhoeal disease kits and more than 2,000 rapid diagnostic test kits were distributed to Addis Ababa and other affected regions (Afar, Oromia, SNNP,Somali, and Tigray regions). The Health Cluster recruited six regional cluster coordinators that were deployed to the regions to support sub-national coordination. With the spread of AWD to all regions except Gambella, the deployment of additional public health and surveillance officers to strengthen data collection and rumour tracking, verification, outbreak investigation and response, and support laboratory confirmation have become critical.

During the year 619 suspected meningitis cases and 18 deaths were reported from Amhara, Oromia and SNNP regions.

As of 30 November 2016, 5,908 suspected measles cases were reported from across the country; 2,624 cases from case based reporting and 3,284 from line lists. This number includes: 1,010 laboratory confirmed (IgM positive); 3,078 epi-linked and 82 clinically compatible cases. About 17 cases were pending classification and 1,515 cases were negative. The age distribution of confirmed cases is as follows: 53 per cent <5 years of age; 22 per cent 5 to <10 years of age; 10 per cent 10 to <15 years of age and 15 per cent >=15 years. Of the confirmed cases, 51 per cent had no history of measles vaccination, 30 per cent received a single dose of measles vaccine, and 2 per cent received two or more doses, while 17 per cent had an unknown vaccination history. A total of 114 confirmed measles outbreaks were reported in 104 woredas in Addis Ababa, Afar, Amhara, Gambella, Oromia, SNNP and Somali regions.

Scabies outbreaks continue to be reported in Amhara, SNNP and Oromia regions. A total of 471,853 scabies cases were reported from these regions between week 1/2016 and week 52/2016. In 2016, 190,646 cases were reported from 77 affected woredas of 13 zones in SNNP region.

From week 1 to 52/2016, 115,360 cumulative Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) cases were reported in Afar, Amhara and Oromia regions.

HealthPeople Targeted (HRD) 3.6 millionPeople Reached 1.9 million

Percent Reached 53%No. of Donors 10No.of partners who received funding

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Funded

60.3m 32.5m EHF:8.9M

54%

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*EHF allocation to Health

Various 8,915,583

Germany UNICEF 6,856,445 Afar, Oromia and Somali regions (**See below UNICEF’s woreda level detail information)

Support to MHNTs, iCCM expansion, Procurement of Emergency drugs and supplies, Capacity building on Rapid Response

USA UNICEF 3,284,339 Afar, Oromia, and SNNP regions and Addis Ababa, FMOH

allocated the measles operational funds in 505 woredas conducting the campaign (**See below UNICEF’s woreda level detail information)

Support to April 2016 Measles Campaign Operations, MHNTs, Procurement of Emergency drugs and supplies, Capacity building on Rapid Response

USA UNICEF 2,640,727 Afar, Oromia, SNNP and Somali regions and Addis Ababa, FMOH allocated the measles ops funds in 505 conducting woredas the campaign (**See below UNICEF’s woreda level detail information)

Support to April 2016 Measles Campaign Operations, MHNTs, Procurement of Emergency drugs and supplies, Capacity building on Rapid Response

Sweden UNICEF 1,864,666 Afar, Amhara, B/Gumuz, Gambella, Oromia, Somali, and Tigray regions and Addis Ababa

(**See below UNICEF’s woreda level detail information)

Outreach Immunization services, Procurement of PP supplies, Capacity building on Rapid Response, MHNT operations


IRC 5,300,000 SNNPR, Health (Gedeo Zone-Dilla town, Kochore, Yirgachafe town and Wonago woredas; Gamu gofa zone: Arbaminichi town, Chencha, Kameba and M/Abaya woredas; and Wolayita zone: Sodo town, and Damotgale woredas.) WASH (Gamugofa zone: Arbaminich Zuria and bonke woredas; Walayita zone: Sodo Zuria, Humbo tebela and boloso sore woredas; Oromia Region, Bale Zone of Madawalabu, Dolloman, Gololicha and Harena buluk woredas and considering the high risk neighboring woredas for capacity building and Addis Ababa all sub cities

Distribution of WTC, Rehabilitation/ maintainance of Water supplly systems, hygiene promotion, NFIs for Health Facilities, training of Health Extension Workers, Water Management Committees and Care Takers

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WHO Internal funding

WHO 1,256,392 • National level (Command post) and all subcities/ zones/woredas of: • Addis Ababa• SNNP• Oromia• Somali• Afar• Tigray• Amhara• Gambella• Beneshangul Gumuz• Dire Dawa and• Harari

Nutrition surveillance, capacity building of staff at SCs and OTPsProcurement of second line drugs/ supplies (100kits) for treatment of SAM with medical complicationsProcurement of: 6 diarrhoeal disease kits for Oromia, Somali, Addis Ababa, SNNP and Afar regions; procurement of 3 interagency emergency health kits; procurement of 2 supplementary IEHK modules; (103) Ringer’s lactate, sodium lactate (1000 bag) for Addis Ababa RHB.Investigation, verification and response to outbreaks of suspected yellow fever, scabies, acute watery diarrhoea and chikungunya)Measles and polio vaccinationHealth cluster coordination coordinationDeployment of 25 surge staffAA AWD response: deployment of surveillance and case management oversight officers, healthpromotion officers, WASH officers, epidemiologists, data managers to support response activities for 30 days.Deployment of staff for EWARN/ surveillance, nutrition, data management, public chealth emergency and laboratory at Addis Ababa (5), Oromia (2), Tigray (4), Amhara (2), Somali (2), SNNP (2), Gambella (3), Afar (3)Repurposing of EWARN/surveillance, nutrition, data management, public chealth emergency staff to support response activities in Addis Ababa (2), Afar (3), Beneshangul Gumuz (2), Dire Dawa and Harar (2), Gambella (2), SNNP (6) and Somali (4) regions. Procurement and distribution of additional 12 DDKs to Addis Ababa, Oromia, Amhara, Afar, Somali, Tigray and SNNP regions. Procurement and distribution of >2000 rapid

diagnostic test kits Procurement of various laboratory reagents and supplies for confirmatory testing/cultureProcurement of two portable water testing kits for Addis Ababa and FMoHDaily support to Addis Ababa AWD response in 10 sub cities in the areas of coordination, surveillance (contact tracing, zero reporting by facilities, community surveillance),

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data management and analysis for public health use, environmental health (risk assessments, water quality assessment, development of AWD sub city WASH response plans), health promotion and risk communication including orientation of >100 religious leaders ahead of mass gatherings, orientation of 100 journalists, development of school health promotion plans for Addis Ababa and Oromia regions, rapid study conducted in Addis Ababa to understand knowledge, attitudes and practices surrounding AWD, Case control study conducted to understand risk factors for AWD in Addis Ababa

Japan UNICEF 1,003,279 Afar, Oromia and Somali regions Support to MHNTs, Procurement of Emergency drugs and supplies, Capacity building on Rapid Response

Canada UNICEF 260,688 Somali,Afar, Oromia, SNNP, Amhara, Tigray, B/gumuz , Gambella and AA(**See below UNICEF’s woreda level detail information)SNNP (Siltie and SidamaZone)

Procurement of PP supplies, Capacity building on Rapid Response, MHNT operations

Canada UNICEF 443,459ECHO + EUdelegation

Goal 221,350 Amhara:1. Kelala, 2. Wereilu,3. Legehida, 4. BerehetTigray:1. Ahferom, 2. Hawzen3. Hintalo Wajirat

Emergency nutritional support by building capacity of MoH personnel, logistic support, supporting TFP and SFP activities, ansd equipping SC and OTP sites.

Monaco African Medical and Research Foundation

21,882

USA IMC 936,419USA UNICEF 161,144Global Thematic

UNICEF 252,174

Total 32,592,339

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Afar (Addar, Elidaar, Korri, Mille, Afdera, Berahle, Dalul, Erebti, Amibara, Awash Fentale, Yallo, Dalifage, Semurobi, Abaala, Argoba, Awra, Buremodaitu, Chifra, Dewe, Dubti, Dulecha, Ewa, Gewane, Gulina, Hadele-ela, Koneaa, Megale, Telalak, Teru, Bidu, Afambo, Aysaeta),Gambella (Itang, Want wa, Jikaw, Gambella wildlife reserve, Akobo, Jore, Gog, Dima, Makuey)Oromia (Guna, Jeju, Mereti, Zewaye Dugeda, Dawe Kachen, Dawe Sarar, Gurra Damole, Lege Hidha, Rayetu, Sewena, Borbor (Dhaas), Dilo(Malbe), Miyo Dire, Moyalie, Medaga Tola, Meleka, Belo, Meta, Meyu, Qumbee, Jarso, Kersa, Chenaksen, Gole Ada, Guresume, Adami Tulu, Jeda Komebolecha, Fenetalie, Liben, Sebaboro, Anfilo, Adaba, Arsi Negele, Shala, Shashemena Rural, Sheraro, Burka Demtu, Guba koricha, Hawi Gudina, Mieso, Wondo, Bele, Amigna, Cholle, Dodota, Honkolo Wabe (Enkolo), Robe, Seru, Shireka, Sire, Sude, Tiena, Tiyo, Arero, Bule Hora, Dugda Dawa, Gelana Borena, melka soda, Goro Dolla, Dodola, Gedeb Asassa, Kofele, Kokosa, Nensebo, Anechare, Boke, Chiro, Daro Lebu, Doba, Gemechis, Habro, Kuni, Mesela, Tulo, Agarefa, Berebere, Delomena/ Mena, Dinsho, Gasera, Ginnir, Harena Buluk, Meda Walabu, Sinana, Babila, Bedeno, Dedere, Fedis, Gurawa, Harmoya, Kuefachelle, Guduru, Deberelibanos, Degeme, Gerare Jareso, Hidabu Abotie, Kuyu, Were Jareso, Adama, Boset, Aseko, Bale Gasegar, Abaya, Goro Gutu, Kombolcha, Abichuna Gnaa, Aleltu, Dera, Jida, Kimbibit, Wuchale, Yaya Gulele),SNNPR (Halaba town adm, Tenbaro, Loka Abaya, Kochere, Wenago, Kemba, Mirab Abaya, Uba, Debre Tsehay, Mareko, Sankura, Silti, Humbo, Boricha, Dara, Shashego, Dassenech, Dire Dawa town, Bonke, Zala, Dila Zuria, Yirgachefe, Sodo, Merab Badwacho, Misrak Badawacho, Soro, Hadero Tunito, Kacha Bira, Kedida Gamela, Konso, Bona Zuria, Lanfuro, Hamer, Nyangatom, Deguna Fanigo, Kindo Koyisha),AA(Addis Ketema, Akaki Kality, Arada, Bole, Lideta, Yeka, Kolefe Keranyo, Nifas Silk Lafto, Kirkos, Gulele),Somali (Babile, Harshin, Kebribeyah, Gursum, Debowoyn’ Dolo Odo, Moyale, Lagahida, Maymuluq, Salahad, Kubi, Afdem, Ayisha, Meiso, Shinile, Hadigala, Adadle, Afder, Aware, Awbere, Boh, Cheretti, Dambal, Danot, Degahamedo, Degehabur, Denan, Duhun, East Imay, Elkarre,Fik, Filtu, Garbo, Gashamo, Gode, Gorodamole, Gunagedo, Gurobakaksa, Hamaro, Hudet, Jigjiga, Kabirdehar, Kelafo, Sagag, Shegosh, West Imay, Hargele, Erer, Geladin, Warder, Shilabo, Mustahil, Bare, Ferfer, Dolobe),Amhara (Abergele, Dehana, Gaze gibla, Sekota zuria, sihala Saymot, Zekuala, Janamora, Tselemet, Lay gaint, Guba Lafto, Lasta, Mekete, Mekdela, Beyeda, Misrak Belesa, Wogera, Ebinat, Delanta, Debresina, Dese Zuria, Kelela, Ankober, Berehet, Geshe, Menze Gera Midere, Enargena Enawja, Enebse sar mider, Argoba Special, Goncha Siso, Enese, Shebel Berentam Dabat, Merab Belesa, Efrata Gidim, Ensaro, Kewet, Menz Keya Gebreal, Menz Mama Midir, Minjar Shenkora, Tarma Ver, Bugna, Dawunt, Gidan, Habru, Kobo, Kobo Town zuria, Wadla, Artuma Fursi, Bati, Dawa Chefa, Dawe Harewa, Jile Timuga, Simada, Tach Gayint, Ambasel, Kalu, Kutaber, Legahida, Legambo, Mehal Saynt, Sayint, Tehuledere, Tenta, Wegidi, Were Ilu, Werebabu),Tigray (Erob, Gulomekeda, Hintalowajirat, Kolla temben, Saesi tsaeda Amba, Tanka Abergele, Tselemti, Ahferom, Alaje, Atsbi wonberta, Degua Temben, Endamekoni, Enderta, Ganta, feshum, Hawzen, kilete Awleaelo, Ofla, Raya Azebo, Samre saharti, Adwa, Mereb Leke, Wer'e LekeB/ Gumuz (Dangur, Guba, Wenbera, Mandura, Dibate, Bulen, Menge, Kumuk, Assosa, Sherkole, Bambasi, Odabuldi-Guli, Homesha, Yaso, Sirba Abay, Kemashi, Agelo Meti, Belojegonfoy, Pawe Special, Moa Komo special), Gambella(Itang, Wantuwa, Jikaw, Gambella wildlife reserve, Akobo, Jore, Gog, Dima, Makuey)

**UNICEF woreda detail per region

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Progress towards Cluster ObjectivesThe Government of Ethiopia is leading the response to the drought and the National Disaster Risk Management Commission (NDRMC) has overall responsibility for coordinating the delivery of humanitarian assistance. The Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) activated the Logistics Cluster for Ethiopia on 24 March 2016. Under Government leadership, WFP as Cluster Lead Agency, works with the humanitarian community to identify logistics bottlenecks, propose solutions and support national and regional Government entities and humanitarian partners to ensure an efficient and effective logistics response. Activities include

supporting logistics coordination, information management, storage augmentation and strengthening of human resource capacity of the humanitarian logistics supply chain. Since it was activated, the Logistics Cluster supported NDRMC and humanitarian partners in augmenting storage capacity at NDRMC regional hubs, as well as at Food Distribution Points. Since the start of the Cluster’s operation, 121 requests for additional temporary storage capacity were received. Of these, 117 Mobile Storage Units (MSUs), 3 local constructions and 1 permanent warehouse were completed. The Logistics Cluster reached 107 per cent of storage capacity augmented.

As of December 2016, all staff (982 in total)have been recruited by NDRMC, the Somali region Disaster Prepardness and Prevention Bureau (DPPB) and the third party recruitment agency, in line with the Clusters’ support to NDRMC to augment staffing capacity. To build local staff capacity using knowledge sharing and skill transfer, 602 staff from NDRMC, Ethiopian Maritime Affairs Authority (EMAA) and Ethiopia Road Transport Authority (RTA), WFP and CRS/JEOP, were trained in 21 locations.

As requested by the NDRMC, the Logistics Cluster through WFP, as a provider of last resort, completed the transportation of emergency Non-Food Items (NFIs) donated by DFID to the NDRMC. WFP transported more than 660 MT of relief items on behalf of the NDRMC via 77 truckloads. Items including blankets, health and wash kits donated by donors to the Government of Ethiopia to support the flood response were transported to different regions and then onward to zonal destinations for final distribution.To support improvement of operations, the Logistics Cluster refurbished NDRMC offices in Addis Ababa, Adama and Dire Dawa. The Kombolcha NDRMC hub will also be assessed to inform appropriate rehabilitation activities. Logistics Cluster Officers worked alongside NDRMC staff in Addis Ababa, Adama and Dire Dawa hubs. Additionally, one Shipping Officer supported the Ethiopian Maritime Affairs Authority (EMAA) on pipeline management and entry port planning. As of December 2016, a railway expert provided support and expertise to the Ethiopian Railways Corporation (ERC) to assess, identify and prioritize actions to enhance and maximize the utilization and development of the new Ethiopian railway, as well as facilitating access to the railway on behalf of the humanitarian community.

The Logistics Cluster also regularly produces and shares information products related to access constraints, food dispatches, Logistics Cluster situation updates and infographics with the humanitarian community.

The Cluster received just under $12 million to date, more than $3 million was spent on implementation of the storage augmentation project (purchase, transport and installation of Mobile Storage Units) and to support NDRMC through purchase of NFIs needed to increase efficiency at the main regional hubs.

Donor Recipient US$ Equivalent Location Activities

USA WFP 6,000,000 Countrywide Storage augmentation, logistics coordination and information management

ECHO WFP 3,253,796

EHF WFP 2,550,584 Mobile storage unit

LogisticsNo. of Donors 3No.of partners who received funding

2


15.4m 11.8m EHF:2.64m

76%

518

Progress towards Cluster ObjectivesThe 2016 HRD requested $95.5 million to treat 1.7 million MAM cases; 1 million children under-5 years and 700,000 pregnant and breast-feeding women; and 420,000 SAM cases. In the March hotspot classification, the requirement increased to $132.2 million to treat 2.5 million MAM and 420,000 SAM cases. From January to December 2016, the sector reached 2,605,281 MAM cases (1,413,531 children and 1,191,750 pregnant and lactating women) and 297,135 SAM cases of which 23,572 were treated in Stabilization Centres due to medical complications. Since the beginning of the year, the number of facilities equipped to treat SAM children increased from 14,214 to 15,933 (1,145 new facilities since January 2016) and the number of mobile health and nutrition teams increased from 33 in January 2016 to 49 in December 2016 to increase access of people in hard-to-reach areas to nutritional interventions.IYCF-E supported training

Supporting partner* Number of HW/HEW trained

Number of Mother-2-Mother supportgroup established

Remark

UNICEF 1542HWs & 2955 HEWs 90GOAL 3,242 NAIslamic Relief 247 400 90 Health providers trained via GOAL sub-grantMCMDO 127 NA 127 Health providers trained via GOAL sub-grantMercy Corps 334 NA 30 Health providers trained via GOAL sub-grantPLAN 75 44 21 Health providers trained via GOAL sub-grantACF 762 364 247 Health providers trained via GOAL sub-grantInternational Medical corps 59 NAEthiopian Red Cross Society

130 (volunteers) 664

Concern 330 NAWorldVision 1,767 123Save the Children 762 685Total 8,268 2370

The Federal Ministry of Health decided to conduct monthly screening in hotspot priority 1 woredas and is exploring expanding the 2nd generation supplementary feeding programme (SFP), which involves monthly screening and use of ready to use supplementary food. The health system was prepared to treat 3,329,713 children every month and an average of 2,2781,614 million children were screened on a monthly basis (84 per cent of all children 6-59 months) from January to Aug 2016.

Protecting appropriate infant and young child feeding (IYCF) practices is essential to prevent increased mortality, disease and malnutrition. The Government developed an IYCF-E action plan that integrated IYCF-E into training programmes for health providers to ensure that health providers in priority woredas have the required skills to counsel on IYCF. At the end of September, 14,092 health providers were trained and 2,370 mother-to-mother support groups established. In addition, intensive radio messaging on IYCF was broadcasted in five different languages in all affected regions with the aim of reaching a larger audience.

NutritionPeople Targeted (MAM) 2.5 millionPeople Reached (MAM) 2,605,281

Percent Reached 104%People Targeted (SAM) 420,000People Reached (SAM) 297,135Percent Reached 70.7%

No. of Donors 26

No.of partners who received funding

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FUNDING Nutrition (US$)Requested Received Percent

Funded

128.2M 126.9m* EHF:11.5m, CERF:13.0m

99%

*Does not include NGO support to Nutrition, which was not included in HRD requirements, but is a major component of the response. See table on page 7 for detail

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To maintain the micronutrient status of children under-5, the sector/cluster reached 19,555,544 children (80 per cent coverage) with vitamin A supplements and 6,944,309 children - 24-59 months (76 per cent coverage) with deworming prophylaxis thereby reducing the risk of iron deficiency (anaemia); for both interventions the coverage for deworming is below the 80 per cent recommended coverage.

Considering the high caseload of acute malnutrition and the subsequent heightened burden on the health system, sector/cluster support to health clinics and health posts was essential in ensuring that services reached the most vulnerable and hard-to-reach areas whilst maintaining the integrity of the health system. In July 2016, 420 priority woredas were identified 206 (49 per cent) of them were priority 1 and 154 (37 per cent) woredas were priority 2. The sector/cluster prioritized these woredas for the life-saving intervention response. In addition to supporting MAM and SAM treatment, the sector/cluster supported IYCF interventions in 95 per cent of woredas and hygiene promotion was integrated into nutrition programmes in 71 per cent of woredas as of June 2016.

Nutrition supplies pipeline for the treatment of severe acute malnutritionItems Unit Requirements

for 2016 In-transit In stock Distributed to

regionsRUTF Carton 363,600 40,320 113,548 28895F100 Carton 5252 1900 4306 559F75 Carton 4040 2500 1916 488Amoxicillin 10*10 pack 80800 35000 49543 7618Mebendazole Pack- 1000 tabs 20200 10000 17970 2199

Changes in ContextThe Emergency Nutrition Coordination Unit (ENCU) led the December hotspot classification based on the findings of the meher assessment, 454 woredas classified as hot spot priority one to three. Of these, 192 were classified as hotspot priority 1. Nutrition supplies pipeline for the treatment of Moderate acute malnutrition

Items Purchased High seas

Ports* - ready for transport

Ports* - awaiting Custom clearance

Stock in Country

Dispatched/ Released

Plumpy sup 3,150 - 929 1396 745 65CSB++ 35,923 3,601 4,431 5163 2589 10,480CSB+ 5,164 - 580 2,700 1103 781V. Oil 250 - - - 36 214

Total 44,487 3,601 5,940 9,259 4473 11,540

Total commodities purchased and amount of food received and distributed in 2016Commodities Purchased High

seasPorts* - ready for transport

Ports* - awaiting Custom clearance

Stock in Country

Dispatched/ Released

New stock waiting release

Plumpy sup 1,417 - 109CSB++ 21,571 12,145 3,639 4,849 938CSB+ 10,304 5,994 1,627 2,684 4,686 3,519 3,519V. Oil 1,215 - 18 - 1,118 516 516Total 34,507 11,798,376 6,742 4,035 4,035*Djibouti, Berbera and Sudan ports

520

Nutrition FundingDonor Recipient US$ Equivalent Location ActivitiesUnited Kingdom UNICEF 15,030,303 All woredas SAM treatment USA UNICEF 3,661,211 All woredas SAM treatment, coordination and IYCF ECHO + EU delegation UNICEF 4,095,810 All woredas SAM treatment Germany UNICEF 3,094,227 All woredas SAM treatment, coordination and IYCF Germany UNICEF 1,063,245 All woredas SAM treatment, coordination and IYCF USA UNICEF 3,111,547 All woredas SAM treatment CERF UNICEF 3,204,455 All woredas SAM treatment, coordination and IYCF UNICEF Reprogrammed fund(SC130737/2017)

UNICEF 2,684,687 All woredas SAM treatment, coordination and IYCF

Sweden UNICEF 2,111,103 All woredas SAM treatment, coordination and IYCF

UNICEF Reprogrammed fund (SC130737/2016)

UNICEF 1,833,266 All woredas SAM treatment, coordination and IYCF

CANADA UNICEF 1,163,501 All woredas SAM treatment, coordination and IYCF US Fund for UNICEF UNICEF 1,049,796 All woredas SAM treatment, coordination and IYCF Japan UNICEF 992,255 All woredas SAM treatment, coordination and IYCF USA UNICEF 1,032,825 All woredas SAM treatment, coordination and IYCF UNICEF Thematic UNICEF 899,550 All woredas SAM treatment, coordination and IYCF UNICEF Reprogrammed fund (Regular Resources)

UNICEF 345,508 All woredas SAM treatment, coordination and IYCF

UNICEF Reprogrammed fund(SC140505)


CANADA UNICEF 235,440 All woredas SAM treatment, coordination and IYCF





USA UNICEF 2,177,280 All woredas SAM treatment, coordination and IYCFUSA UNICEF 356,188 All woredas SAM treatment, coordination and IYCFUSA UNICEF 86,400 All woredas SAM treatment, coordination and IYCFTotal 48,590,319

TSF FundingDonor Recipient US$ Equivalent Location ActivitiesEHF WFP 9,997,757 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentUK WFP 13,157,895 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentUSA WFP 9,295,259 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentChina WFP 8,000,000 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentECHO + EU delegation WFP 5,422,993 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentGermany WFP 5,422,993 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentWFP multilateral WFP 4,789,995 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentJapan WFP 4,600,000 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentIreland WFP 3,796,095 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentCanada WFP 2,655,539 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentNorway WFP 2,454,289 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatment*CERF WFP 2,000,000 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentNorway WFP 1,750,700 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatment*CERF WFP 1,345,952 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentNorway WFP 1,167,134 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatment

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NGO support to nutrition Funding Donor Recipient US$ Equivalent DescriptionCanada Concern Worldwide 1,197,605 2016 Drought Response. South Wollo,

Amhara- Nutritional support. [D003118]Canada Médecins sans Frontières 935,629 2016 Drought Response. Somali Region

[D003120]Germany Diakonie

Katastrophenhilfe568,816 Support for food security of pregnant and

nursing mothers and young children in the drought affected region Afar, Ethiopia (AA- S05 321.50 ETH 01/16)

Sweden Swedish Red Cross 119,489 Ethiopia drought responseUSA Concern Worldwide 3,000,555 Nutrition, WASH in Amhara, Tigray (USAID/

OFDA)Canada CARE 1,038,174 Oromia region, East and west hararghe

zone, Kersa, Kurfa chelle, Jarso Chiro and Miesso woredas

Canada World Vision 553,915ECHO + EU delegation IRC 1,384,309 Emergency Response Mechanism (ERM) IV

in Ethiopia (ECHO/-HF/EDF/2015/01001)Israel Government 32,000 CSB

Netherlands World Vision International 9,132,275 El Nino - Dutch Relief Alliance Joint Humanitarain response Ethiopia El Nino (28328 (DSH0121366))


Save The Children 1,061,000

Sweden Islamic Relief Worldwide 37,844 El Nino - Itegrated Emergency Response for Drought-affected Pastoralists in Sitti Zone, Somali region Ethiopia

USA GOAL 7,000,000ECHO + EU delegation Concern Worldwide 1,281,193 Emergency Nutrition, WASH andamp;

Food Security Support to Crisis Affected Populations in Tigray and amp; SNNP Region of Ethiopia (ECHO/-HF/EDF/2015/01020)

ECHO + EU delegation Save The Children 459,132ECHO + EU delegation GOAL 2,229,654 Emergency Response Mechanism (ERM) IV

in Ethiopia (ECHO/-HF/EDF/2015/01001)ECHO + EU delegation ACF 1,284,165 Multi-sectoral emergency response for

vulnerable communities of 6 woredas of Wag Himra Zone, Amhara Region, Ethiopia (ECHO/-HF/EDF/2015/01021) (amount for nutrition activities)

Netherlands WFP 1,114,827 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentLDS(Latter Day Saints) WFP 950,000 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentDreyfus Foundation WFP 226,757 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentCzech Republic WFP 202,184 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentJohn Snow Incorporated WFP 13,455 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentVarious Donors WFP 9,468 Priority 1 woredas MAM treatmentTotal 78,373,292

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ECHO + EU delegation International Medical Corps UK

379,884 Saving Lives and Securing Livelihoods: Integrated Emergency Nutrition, Food Security and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) interventions for drought affected areas in Oromia (East Hararghe) and Amhara (North Shoa) regions, Ethiopia (ECHO/-HF/EDF/2015/01016)

ECHO + EU delegation OXFAM GB 359,762 Integrated WASH, EFSVL and Nutrition emergency response and recovery for drought affected communities in Somali Region (ECHO/-HF/BUD/2016/91017)

EHF Allocation to Nutrition

ACF, CARE, CARE, Child fund, GOAL, IMC, Islamic Relief, SCI, WVE, ZOA

11,499,806

Sweeden ACF 791,944 5 woredas of East (Girawa, Bedeno) and West Hararghe (Anchar, Tullo, Messela), Oromia region

SIDA Plan International 162,565 Amhara region, North Wollo Zone( Lasta)

ECHO Plan International 640,637 Amhara region waghamira zone( dahana and Sahla woreda)

JRE-Netherland Plan International 544,954 Amhara region north Gondar(Telemt woreda) and North Wello zone (Bugna woreda) and SNNP region of Sidama Zone, Dara

DFID Save The Children 901,028.63 ETH Peace and Development in the Somali Region of Ethiopia

USAID Save The Children 33,182.00 ENGINE Criss Mofifier Somali, Amhara, SNNP, Tigray and Oromia

USAID Save The Children 249,853 ENGINE Criss Modifier

DFATD Save The Children 723,793 Afar Zone 2 and Amhara (North Wolo)SC Norway Save The Children 358,886 ETH Droughts Response 2015-16- Somali

OFDA Save The Children 416,604.00 Siti zone - Shinile, Ayshia, Erer and Dembal woredas

OFDA Save The Children 302,234

OFDA IMC 1,123,555

Ireland Concern Worldwide 111,000.00 Fafan zone, Awbare woreda.

Austria Caritas 65,646 Provision of nutrient suppliments and

Germany GIZ 2,653,928 Food Security program –Nutrition In Tigray

Total 52,635,017

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IKEA Save the Children

927,000 Afdem,Erebti,Berahile, 1. Provide girls and boys withPSS support through CFSs2. Disseminate communicationmessages on CP and GBV.3. Organize positive parenting session with parents including of foster/host parents4. Established/strengthened community-based child protection structure

USA UNICEF 909,301 Sekota,Ziquala,Kobo,Habru 1. Provide girls and boys withPSS support through CFSs

2. Disseminate communication messages on CP and GBV.

3. Organize positive parenting session with parents including of foster/host parents

4. Established/strengthened community-based child protection structure

Canada UNICEF 651,721 1.Provide girls and boys withPSS support through CFSs2. Disseminate communication messages on CP and GBV.3.Organize positive parenting session with parents including of foster/host parents4. Established/strengthened community-based child protection structure

Progress towards Cluster ObjectivesOf the 2.5 million people targeted for protection interventions in the 2016 HRD, the sector assisted 9,036 women and girls in drought- affected priority 1 woredas with psycho-social support services in Women-Friendly Spaces, as well as 36,803 children (19,769 boys and 17,034 girls) in Child-Friendly Spaces. Additionally, 3,762 unaccompanied and separated children (2,076 boys and 1686 girls) were reunited with their families. The sector distributed 4,335 dignity kits for women and girls of reproductive age in priority one hot spot woredas.

ProtectionPeople Targeted (HRD) 2.5 millionPeople Reached 201,731

Percent Reached 8.1 %No. of Donors 10No.of partners who received funding

5


Funded

23.8m 6.6m EHF: 782,686

28%

524

Japan UNICEF 501,618 Shinile, Erer, AfdemDodota, Dallo Mana, Cinaksan, Fadis, Karsa, Girja, Moyale, Arsi Nagelle, Doba,G QorichaSekota Z, Ziquala, Enebsie Sar M, Berehet, Janamora, Dawie Harawa, Habiru, Raya Kobo, Dessie Z, Tach GyentRaya Azebo, Ofla, Samre Seharti, Kilte Awlalo, Erob, Ganta Afeshum, Tanqua Abergele, Aheferom, Mereb Leke, Tselemti

1.Provide girls and boys withPSS support through CFSs2. Disseminate communication messages on CP and GBV.3.Organize positive parenting session with parents including of foster/host parents4.Established/strengthened community-based child protection structure

Sweden UNICEF 451,545 Afdem,Erebti,Berahile, Sekota,Ziquala,Kobo,Habru

1.Provide girls and boys with PSS support through CFSs2. Disseminate communication messages on CP and GBV.3.Organize positive parenting session with parents including of foster/host parents4.Established/strengthened community-based child protection structure


UNICEF 624,865 1.Provide girls and boys withPSS support through CFSs2. Disseminate communication messages on CP and GBV.3.Organize positive parenting session with parents including of foster/host parents4.Established/strengthened community-based child protection structure

UNICEF Thematic

UNICEF 450,973 Amhara , Tigray , Oromia, Afar , SNNP , Somali and Gambela region

1. Provide girls and boys with PSS support through CFSs 2. Disseminate communication messages on CP and GBV.3.Organize positive parenting session with parents including of foster/host parents4.Established/strengthened community-based child protection structure5. Child Protetcion response for children abducted and orphaned in Gambella during cattle raid

EHF Allocation to Protection

UNICEF 265,296 Somali and Afar region 1.Provide girls and boys with PSS support through CFSs2. Disseminate communication messages on CP and GBV. 3.Organize positive parenting session with parents including of foster/host parents4.Established/strengthened community-based child protection structure

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EHF Allocation

UNFPA 300,000 Afar zone 1 Dubti 1) Conduct needs assessment and group discussions2) Coordination mechanism and capacity building to stakeholders3) Procurement-dignity kits, post rape kits and distribution4) Establishmen and operationalize GBVIMS5) Provision of psychosocial support through Women Freinldy Space

EHF Allocation

IRC 200,000 Samali Region 1)Conduct needs assessment and group discussions2) Coordination mechanism and capacity building to stakeholders3) Procurement-dignity kits, post rape kits and distribution4) Establishment of GBVIMS, WFS and watch groups

USAID/OFDA UNFPA 1,000,000 Oromia, Amhara, Tigray,Afar Somalie, SNNP Regions

1) Distribution of post rape kits to Health facilities 2) Capacity building to front line servise providers 3) Distribution of dignity kits4) Establishment of GBVIMS5) Provision of psychosocial support through Women Freinldy Spaces 6) Strengthen GBV coordination


Save the Children

140,000 Afdem,Erebti,Berahile, Sekota,Ziquala,Kobo,Habru

1.Provide girls and boys withPSS support through CFSs2. Disseminate communication messages on CP and GBV.3.Organize positive parenting session with parents including of foster/host parents4Established/strengthened community-based child protection structure

UK 92,821Switzerland IOM 133,362Total 6,648,502

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WASHPeople Targeted (HRD) 9.6 millionPeople Reached 13 million


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Funded

114.9m 116.3m EHF:17.9M CERF:1.4

101%

Progress towards Cluster ObjectivesDuring the year of 2016, out of the 9.6 million people targeted for WASH interventions in the 2016 HRD, over 13 million people were reached. Water trucking activities continued in woredas that had inadequate rainfall and provided 3.3 million people with safe water. The second major emphasize was given on rehabilitation of existing water points where 2.1 million people benefited from the rehabilitation of motorized boreholes and some 1 million people could access water following the rehabilitation and maintenance of non-motorized water points.

Second major intervention was household water safety by providing essential WASH NFIs including water treatment chemicals and storage containers. Household water treatment chemicals were provided to 2.5 million people. Additionally, WASH partners reached 4.5 million people through hygiene promotion and 284,214 people through sanitation interventions.

The 2016 response focused on addressing drought and AWD related needs. Due to spike in AWD response needs during the second half of the year, additional beneficiaries were reached with support of donor flexible funding.

Changes in Context During the last quarter of 2016, water shortages became a critical issue due to the impact of the negative Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) in eastern and southern parts of Ethiopia. The below-average rainfall during the short pastoral rains across, ground water did not recharge sufficiently. Consequently, a scale up of emergency water supply was required. The Cluster addressed this by prioritizing three key interventions: water trucking, repair and maintenance of water points and construction of water points in critical areas. WASH response to water and vector born disease outbreak response continues to be a priority.

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WASHPeople Targeted (HRD) 9.6 millionPeople Reached 13 million


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Funded

114.9m 116.3m EHF:17.9M CERF:1.4

101%

Donor Recipient US$ Equivalent Location Activities EHF Help Age 703,442 Gerar Jarso, Hidadu Abote,

Adami Tulu Jido Kombolcha, Ziway Dugda

Construction/ Rehabilitation of surface water schemes, Hand pump rehabilitation, Expansion of water schemes, Hygiene promotion

DRC 500,000 Babile, Gusum, Jijiga Construct four functioning shallow wells supported by solar installation pumps, Setting up Water point/ animal trough, Setting up and training of water management committee WASHCO, Establishing water care takers (community volunteers) and provide training, Construction of gender-segregated Institutional latrines, Training of community volunteers in hygiene and sanitation promotion, Conduct hygiene promotion campaigns, Provide Comprehensive sanitation kits

DRC 500,000 Dollo Ado Construction of Shallow wells, Procure and distribute water treatment chemicals to households, Set up and training of water management committee WASHCO, Construction of gender-segregated latrines (Institutional and public), Construction of hand-washing stations, Training of community volunteers in hygiene and sanitation promotion, Procure and distribute soaps to households, Construction of cattle troughs at three water sources

GAA 281,276 Kurri, Afdera New Construction of motorized borehole, Rehabilitation of borehole and distribution of water treatment chemicals

GOAL 493,938 Burka Dimtu, Daro Labu, Oda Bultum, Boricha

Rehabilitation of water supply schemes, pipe line expansion from existing water sources , construction of new of water supply projects, procurement and distribution of water chemicals, trainings of HEW and PTA’s on hygiene and sanitation , establishment of WASHCO’s and printing and distribution of IEC materials

NCA 492,150 Bedeno, Kersa (East Hararghe), Ankober, Berehet (North Shewa)

Rehabilitation of deep wells, Hand dug wells construction, Spring development, Distribution of water treatment chemicals, Provision of maintenance tools, Training of WASHCOs, Sanitation and Hygiene campaigns

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World Vision 3,036,915 Kochere, Quacha Bira, Shashogo, Kedida Gamela, Damboya, Soddo, Boset, Adama, Shashemene, Jille Tumuga, Ephrata, Antsokia Gemza, Ambassel, Gondar Zuria, Mekele Town, Enderta, S. Samire, S. Tsedamba, Kilite Aulalo, Raya Alamata

Drilling of deep wells, Drilling of shallow wells, Rehabilitation of water supply facilities, Upgrading/expansion of existing water supply systems, Construction of cattle troughs, Distribution of water treatment chemicals, Distribution of water tanks, distribution of Jerry cans, Rehabilitation of VIP latrines, Community training on improved hygiene practice, School WASH club formation and capacity building, Formation and capacity building training of WASHCos, etc.

UNICEF 1,476,626 Amibara and Teru Water treatment chemicals and water tanks

UNICEF 863,277 6 regions Scabies and AWD response shared by Health

PIN 45,000 Dara, Wonago Dilla Zuriya and Abaya

Distribution of water treatment chemicals, Distribution of body and laundry soap, Distribution of Jerri-cans, Borehole pump replacement, Installation of generators, Construction of shelter for generator, Distribution of Buckets, Rehabilitation of Hand Dug Wells, Rehabilitation of Shallow Wells, Hygiene kit distribution

PIN 25,000 Halaba and Sankura Training of community hygiene promoters, Hygiene promotion sessions, Construction of new water supply through expansion, Construction of reservoir stand and, Supplying of new fiberglass tanks (10m3), WASH Committee training

IRC 497,987 Muhur-Aklil, Kemba Rehabilitation and maintenance of Water supply systems, distribution of water treatment chemicals, training of Water Committees, Hygiene promotion

COOPI 348,449 Gorodola woreda of Guji zone, Oromia region

Rehabilitation and upgrading of Shallow wells in to solar powered pumping system, rehabilitation of HDWs, construction of roof catchments in schools and HP, Distribution of water treatment Chemicals, H&S promotion. Training of WASH COs and technicians

COOPI 499,997 Gorodola and Wadera, woredas of Guji zone and Medawolabu, and Sinana woredas Bale zone, of Oromia Region

Rehabilitation and upgrading of Shallow wells in to solar powered pumping system, rehabilitation of HDWs, Distribution of water treatment Chemicals, H&S promotion. Training of WASH COs and technicians

Save the Children

3,315,763 Waghimra, Bale, Afar, Somali and SNNP

Construction of spring, hand-dug well, rehabilitation of borehole, pipeline expansion, hygiene promotion, HH treatment chemical distribution, Roof water harvesting, WASH co training

CARE 447,793 Oromiya Region, Doba, Miesso, Babile & Fedis Woreda

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CARE 489,385 Oromiya Region, Doba, Miesso, Babile, Fedis, Kombolcha, Gemechis Woreda

Distribution of Water chemicals, Training of community representatives, HEWs and Health personnel’s on AWD prevention and controlling, Supply of NFIs for AWD prevention

Islamic Relief 443,000 Zone 4, Awra, Teru, Yallow in Afar

Rehabilitation, expansion & upgrading of motorized schemes, pipe line extension, well rehabilitations "Distribution of water treatment products (PUR/bishangari)", CLTSH TOT training, Hygiene promotion sessions, construction of roof water harvesting schemes, provision of hand washing facilities, Soap distribution, Rehabilitation of Traditional hand dug wells, Rehabilitation of borehole (hand pump), refresher training of WASH Cos, Operators and care takers training, school children training, Capacity building of woreda water offices, production and distribution of IEC materials

ACF 1,308,681 Waghimra, Gambella, Arsi (10 Woredas), West Hararghe (Anchar)

Rehabilitation/construction of community water supply facilities; Rehabilitation/construction of institutional water supply facilities; Distribution of water treatment chemicals, Water trucking; Constitution and training of water management committee, Training of community hygiene promoters, woreda capacity building; Distribution of NFI (jerry can and bucket)

IMC 359,583 Amhara Region - South Gonder – Simada, Lay Gaint, and Tach Gaint, North Wello - Meket

Rehabilitation of water supply facilities(shallow well, hand dug well and spring), Disinfection of the rehabilitated water schemes and provision of chlorine, Strengthen WASH associations and federations at rehabilitated water schemes, Produce and distribute culturally appropriate IEC materials posters and leaflets, Sensitization of Hygiene promotion on an event days -- Water day, Hand washing days

IMC 293,262 Amhara Region - South Gonder – Simada, Lay Gaint, and Tach Gaint, North Wello - Meket

NFI Distribution of bathing and launder soap 200 g each, washing basin & 20lit capacity Jerri can, Distribution of UNICEF standards IEC materials for scabies prevention ( posters and leaflets ), Sensitization of personal hygiene on scabies prevention at health facilities, schools, and mass awareness at market, Surveillances

530

IMC 272,223 Oromyia Region - East Harerge Zone-Fedis & Gursum

Rehabilitation and maintenance of water schemes (including Boreholes, shallow well, hand dug well), Disinfection of the rehabilitated water schemes and provision of chlorine, Strengthen WASH associations and federations at rehabilitated water schemes, Produce and distribute culturally appropriate IEC materials posters and leaflets, Sensitization of Hygiene promotion on an event days -- Water day, Hand washing days, tool kits provision for the maintenance of generator

NRC 496,462 Erer, Afdem Rehabilitation of an existing borehole, Construction of hand-dug wells, Distribution of hygiene promotion materials, Construction of communal latrines, On spot construction for borehole, Hygiene and sanitation campaign, Training of water management committee, Provision of sanitation facilities for the institutions, on spot construction for borehole (On going), Drilling of a new borehole, Provision of sanitation facilities for the institutions

Receiving organizations through Oxfam: AISDA and CDI

962,758 Shalla and Siraro Woreda of West Arsi Zone in Oromia region and Erebti district of zone two and Dewe and Samurobi districts of zone five, Afar Region

Borehole rehabilitation, HDWs rehabilitation, Traditional well rehab, ponds rehabilitation, distribution of water tanks, soaps and Jerry cans and hygiene promotion

DFID/UK SCI 687,074 Siti, Shebelle in SOmali Rehabilitation of borehole, Pipeline expansion, Hygiene promotion, HH treatment chemical distribution

UNICEF 19,578,313 Erebti, Berahile, Ab Ala, Megale, Ambasel, Eferatana Gidem, Menz Gera Midir, Habru, Jille Timuga, Jarso, Malka Balo, Shashemene Zuria, Habro, Jeju, Kacha Bira, Shashogo, Kochere, Daniboya, Kediada Gambela, Ayisha, Afdem, Shinile, Dembel, Miesso, Afdem, Alamata, Enderta, Kelete

Water Trucking, Rehabilitation of water supply, Construction of new water supply and expansion, WASH NFIs

Dutch Relief Alliance / SV

IRC 1,371,367 Loka-abaya, Ani-Lemo, Halaba S.W,Mareko, Shashego

Rehabilitaion and maintainance of Water supply systems, distribution of water treatment chemicals, training of Water Committees, Hygiene promotion

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ECHO ACF 988,185 Sekota, Ziquala, Dehas, Miyo Rehabilitation and maintenance of water schemes (not including Boreholes and Berkads), Rehabilitation of borehole (hand pump), Construction or rehabilitation of latrines through CLST, Training of community hygiene promoters, Rehabilitation of motorized borehole

PIN 230,000 Duguna Fango, Kindo Koyisha (Wolaita)

Extension of 6.3km water pipeline in Duguna Fango, Construction of four water points in Duguna Fango, Construction of four roof water harvesting in four primary schools in Duguna Fango, Construction of 150m3 concrete reservoir in Kindo Koyisha, Distribution of 2000 Jerry Cans for communities from water scarce three kebeles in Duguna Fango three kebeles, Implementation of school WaSH and Menstrual hygiene management (MHM) in 12 schools, Training of 150 Heath development armies, health extension workers on community conversation, post-CLTS and sanitation marketing, Training of 102 WASHCO members on Rural water sanitation and Hygiene and scheme management, Training of 89 local production groups and artisan and 60 sight sellers on sanitation marketing approaches on basic business management and hygiene and sanitation promotion

COOPI 450,697 Liben, Gume Eldalo, Agewayu and Seba Boru woredas of Guji zone, Oromia region

Rehabilitation and upgrading of Shallow wells in to solar powered pumping system, rehabilitation of HDWs, construction of roof catchments in schools and HP, Distribution of water treatment Chemicals, H&S promotion. Training of WASH COs and technicians

CARE 432,179 Dire and Moyale Rehabilitation of boreholes (hand pumps), pond maintenance, WASH Committee training.

COOPI 398,471 Ab Ala, Berahile, Afdera Distribution of water treatment products (PUR, aquatab, filters), rehabilitation of motorized boreholes.

GOAL 1,244,698 Kelela, Were Ilu, Legehida, Berehet, Deder, Hawuzen, Ahferom, Hintalo, Wejirat

Training of community hygiene promoters, Soap distribution, Water storage container distribution (jerrycans), Training/Capacity Building, Rehabilitation and maintenance of water, Construction of new hand dug wells and spring development works, drilling of shallow wells

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IMC 545,737 Kewet,Artuma Fursi,Golo Oda,Midega Tola,Meyu,Damot Pulasa,Boloso sore,

Rehabilitation of borehole (hand pump), New water schemes development (not including Boreholes and Berkads),Training/Capacity Building,Construction or rehabilitation of latrines through CLST,Rehabilitation of motorized borehole,Expansion of water schemes,Water storage container distribution (buckets or jerrycans),Soap distribution,Hygiene promotion sessions (participatory interaction)

IRC 3,295,775 Loka-Abaya, Boricha , Dara, Arbaminch Zuria,Deka Suftu , Kersadula, Hudet,Mieso, Gemechis, Miesso, Doba,Gambella Zuria, Itang special, Gog , Lare , Shalla, Goleoda, Arbamich town, Arbamich Zuria, Bonke,Mirababaya, Chencha, Kemba, Sodo town, Sodo Zuria, Humbo, Bolososore,Damot-Gale, Dilla town, Yirgachefe town,Wonago, Kochere, Dara, Madewelabu, Dellomena, Gololicha, Harena-Buluk, Amibara,Warder, Bokh, Galadi and Kebridahar,Jigjiga City, Jijiga, Babile, Wantowa , Makoy , Jor, Sude,Robe, Amigna,Bale,Seru, Jeju, Tena, Merti, Yirgachafe, Kochere, Wondogenet, Wondo

Rehabilitaion and maintianance of Water supplly systems, water trucking, distribution of water treatment chemicals, training of Water Committees and health extension Workers, Hygiene promotion, Supporting AWD case treatment Centers with NFIs

Receiving organizations through IRC:

6,629,820 Rayitu, Guradamole, Fentale, Adami Tulu Jido Kombolcha, Dolo Ado, Berhale, Megale, Hawasa zuria, Abaya, Hawassa,Ghuko, Dore Banfeno, Liben, Gumi-Edallo, Sebaboru, Ageweyu, Sebaboru, Dilo, Dubluk, Dhas, Miyo, Wachile,Tach gaint, Lay gaint, Simada, Meket ,Awra, Yalo, Gulina, Hammer, Shinile, Aysha, Afdem, Mieso, Habro,Ankober, Menz-Mama, Minjar-Shenkora, Jijiga, Babile, Ziquala, Abergele, Dehana, Sekota, Gursum, Tuluguled, Girar Jarso, Ziway DugdaKebribeyah, Girar Jarso, Ziway Dugda

Rehabilitaion and maintainance of Water supply systems, water trucking, distribution of water treatment chemicals, training of Water Committees, Hygiene promotion

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Islamic Relief, GTLI, Oxfam GB, CISP, IMC, ACF, LWF, Help Age, AFD, Child Fund, DRC, COOPI, Save the ChildrenLVIA 477,882 Adaa'r,Dewe,Telalak Rehabilitation of motorized

borehole,Other (please specify in commment section),Distribution of water kits,"Distribution of water treatment products (PUR, aquatab, filters)",Hygiene promotion sessions (participatory interaction),Rehabilitation of borehole (hand pump),Rehabilitation and maintenance of water schemes (not including Boreholes and Berkads)

Oxfam 1,241,340 Siti Zone (Shinile, Aysha, Erer, Afdem, Meiso) and Fafan Zone (Aw-bare and Harshin) of Somali region

Water trucking/tankering, Rehabilitation of borehole (hand pump), Rehabilitation and maintenance of water schemes (not including Boreholes and Berkads), New water schemes development (not including Boreholes and Berkads)

Plan International

397,208 Dehana, Sahla Rehabilitation and maintenance of water schemes (not including Boreholes and Berkads), Other (please specify in comment section), Training/Capacity Building, Soap distribution

Save the Children

1,621,286 Afar, Amhara, Somali Construction of spring, hand-dug well, Rehabilitation of borehole, Pipeline expansion, Hygiene promotion, HH treatment chemical distribution, roof water harvesting, WASHco training, Hygiene promotion

GOAL through Concern

625,399 Tigray region, Wore Leki, Atsbi Wemberta, Ganta Hafashom and Gulu Mekada woredas

Pipe line expansion works, roof water harvest constructions, hand dug wells constructions , rehabilitation of roof water harvesting constructions, procurement and distribution of water chemicals, procurement and distribution of water container jerry cans, training of health extension workers in hygiene and sanitation, care takers training and production and distribution of IEC materials

ECHO+EU delegation

UNICEF 1,870,332 Amibara, Kindo Dida, Diguna Fango, Humbo, Loka Abaya, Debeweyin, Shilabo, Kebridehar, Kelafo and Ferfer

Distribution of water treatment products (PUR, aquatab, filters), Training/Capacity Building

CARE 365,327 Ebnat and Tach Gayint Construction of hand dug well, Rehabilitation of water, Schemes, Extension of rural pipe system, Rehabilitation of water, Roto distribution, Jerry can and chemical distribution, Capacity building

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Concern World Wide

614,013 Tanqua Abergelle,Kola Temben, Endamehoni, Ambalage, Eurob,Humbo (SNNP region)

Distribution of body and laundry soap , Distribution of Jerri-cans, Distribution of water treatment Chemical, Borehole pump replacement, Installation of generator, Construction of shelter for generator, Construction of reservoir stand and rehab of reservoir, Supplying of new fiberglass tanks (30m3), Rehabilitation of water points, Pipeline rehabilitation (1000m), Rehabilitation of springs, Rehabilitation and maintenance of Pipeline work /extensions, Distribution of Buckets, Rehabilitation of Hand Dug Wells, Rehabilitation of Shallow Wells, Rehabilitation of Spring, Pipe line Extension for the health centre, Construction of water point for the health centre, Construction of New Roof Catchment for the Health Post, Rehabilitation of Existing Concrete Water Reservoir for Health Posts, Construction of New Roof Catchment for the Health Centre

Dan Church Aid

113,676 Raya Kobo, Habru, Meket and Guba Lafto

NFI distribution (Soap and water treatment chemicals), Organizing community awareness events, Capacity building, IEC material production and Distribution, Conducting pre and post, KAP survey

ECHO+EU delegation

Save the Children

853,693 Afar and Somali Rehabilitation of hand-dug well, Rehabilitation of borehole, pipeline expansion, WASHCO training, Upgrading from hand pump to submersible pump

OFDA/USA Concern 193,618 Delanta,Goncha Siso Enese,Tselemti,Kola Temben,Mereb Leke,Saesie Tsaedaemba

Soap distribution and distribution of water treatment products (PUR, aqua tab, filters)

OFDA/USA GOAL 1,500,000 Koneba, Ab Ala, Megale, Aysaita, Afambo, Telalak, Gishe Rabel, Dewa Harewa, Legehida,Tenta, Sayint, Mehal Sayint,Thehulederie, Worebabu, Berehet, Deder, Meta, Kuni, Boke, Daro Lebu, Goba Koricha, "Hawi Gudina, Siraro, Lanfero, Selti, Dalocha, Sankura, Shashogo, Misrak Badawacho, Mierab Badawacho, Tembaro, Zala, Kemba, Ubadebretsehay, Wenago, Yirgachefe, Boricha, Shebe Dino, Dale, Hintalo Wejirat, Hawzen, Ahferom, Atsbi Wenberta, Ganta Afeshum, Gulomekeda, Werei Leke, Adwa

Training of community hygiene promoters, Soap distribution, Water storage container distribution (jerry cans), Distribution of water treatment products. Pipe line expansion works, construction of ventilated improved pit latrines and incinerators constructions at health centers in the intervention woredas.

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OFDA/USA IMC 1,377,368 SNNPR Region : Gamegofa Zone – Mirab Abaya, Kembata Zone – Adero Tunto , Hdiya Zone –Soro woreda, Wolayta Sodo Zone – Humbo Oromiya Region : East Hareege - Chinakson, Kumbi, Meyu, and Midegatola, West Arsi Zone-Shalla, Arsi Negele, Shashemene Zuria, and Wondo, East Showa Zone – Adame Tulu Amahar Region : North Showa Zone- Dawa chefa & Julie Tumuga

OFDA/USA IRC 3,496,706 Diksis, Sude, Robe,Mirab-Abaya, Lanfro, Dugnafango,Tselemt, Humera,Jeju,Amigna, Seru,Mereb Leke, Ahferom ,Shashemene rural, Arsi Negele, Kofele, Siraro, Shala, Adaba, Dodola, Halaba SW, Mustahil

Rehabilitaion and maintenance of Water supplly systems, water trucking, distribution of water treatment chemicals, training of Water Committees, Hygiene promotion

OFDA/USA Receiving organizations through IRC:

3,103,804 Mille, Dalifage, East Belesa, Enebse-Sarmidir, Enarj-Enawga, Shebel-Berenta, Enderta, Lasta, Bugna, Goleoda, Fedis, Gursum, Hudet, Moyale, Dekasuftu, Irob, Gulomekada, SaesieTsaeda Emba, Kilite-Awlalo

Rehabilitaion and maintainance of Water supply systems, water trucking, distribution of water treatment chemicals, training of Water Committees, Hygiene promotion

OFDA/USA CARE, CRS, COOPI, Amref, CISP, IMC, PIN, Concern, Plan Interna- tional, Islamic Relief

OFDA/USA UNICEF 7,868,035 Megale, Elidar, Teru, Ewa, Gulina, Awra,Bure Mudaytu, Mareko, Geta, Muhur Na Aklil,Gumer, Lanfero,Misrak Badawacho, Alicho Woriro, Ofa

Rehabilitation and maintenance of water schemes (not including Boreholes and Berkads), Rehabilitation of borehole (hand pump), Water trucking/tankering, Rehabilitation of motorized borehole

OFDA/USA CISP 500,000 Meiso and Habiro (West Hararghe),

Rehabilitation and expansion of motorized water supply system, Hygiene and sanitation activities

OFDA/USA CISP 341,432 Irob, Gulomekada, SaesieTsaeda Emba and Kilete Awlalo (Eatern)

Rehabilitation of 6 motorized schemes and 55 hand pump fitted wells and 3 cisterns, Distribution of 1771 water filter kits (Tulip), Distribution of 128,000 water treatment chemicals, Hygiene and sanitation activities

OFDA/USA ACF 1,199,999 Gode, Marsin, Adeled, West Ime and Elwaine

Distribution of water treatment products (POUWTC), Distribution of NFI (jerry can and bucket), training of hygiene promoters, hygiene promotion

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OFDA/USA World Vision 719,444 Saesie Tsaedaemba and Enderta (Tigray), Habro and Jeju (Oromia), Eferatana Gidem and Jille Timuga (Amhara), Hadiya and Shashogo (SNNP)

Drilling of deep boreholes with electromechanical works, Water storage, Distribution systems, rehabilitations of water supply schemes, construction of hand washing facilities, school children triaging on improved hygiene practice, training on safe water handling and management, Establishment and training of WASHCos, community training on water system operation and maintenance

OFDA/USA Save the Children

319,195 Sitti zone in Somali Rehabilitation of hand-dug well, rehabilitation of borehole, pipeline expansion, WASHCO training, upgrading from hand pump to submersible pump, hygiene promotion

OFDA/USA JSI 500,000 Sekota,Kalu,Kemisie Town,Chiro Zuria,Shashemene Zuria,Alaba SP woreda,Sodo Zuria,Hawasa Town,GanHta Afeshum,Alamata.

Other (please specify in commment section),Training/Capacity Building,Distribution of water kits,Construction or rehabilitation of latrines,"Distribution of water treatment products (PUR, aquatab, filters)",Construction or rehabilitation of latrines through CLST,Hygiene promotion sessions (participatory interaction),Training of community hygiene promoters,Expansion of water schemes,Construction or rehabilitation of bathing/washing facilities (stances),New water schemes development (not including Boreholes and Berkads),Construction or rehabilitation of hand washing facilites,Soap distribution,Rehabilitation and maintenance of water schemes (not including Boreholes and Berkads),Rehabilitation of borehole (hand pump)

OFDA/USA Food for the Hungry International

552,175 Sekota, Sahle Assessments and water scheme maintenance

OFDA/USA PCI 764,205 Ewa, Awra, Golina, Yalo Rehabilitation of water points IFRC 150,000 No Data USA Oxfam 500,000 Awbare, Harshin and

KabribayahBorehole rehabilitation, construction of new HDWs, Water quality testing and treatment, Hygiene promotion

SIDA ACF 238,977 Sekota Contruction of new borehole (hand pump), New water schemes development (not including Boreholes and Berkads), Training/Capacity Building

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ACF 1,578,947 Anchar, Hararghe Construction of new borehole (hand pump), New water schemes development (not including Boreholes and Berkads), Training/Capacity Building

NRC 449,066 Erer, Hadhagala and Gursum (Somali)

Rehabilitation of borehole (hand pump), Construction or rehabilitation of latrines, Construction of motorized borehole, Hygiene kit distribution, Hygiene and sanitation promotion sessions (participatory interaction)

NRC 240,000 Fafan zone Shallow well and hand-dug well construction

OXFAM 215,821 Shinile, Hadhagala Construction or rehabilitation of latrines, Hygiene promotion sessions (participatory interaction), Water trucking/tankering

Germany UNICEF 5,852,407 Melka Soda, Borena, Fentale, Wereilu

Drilling of boreholes, water scheme expansions, institutional water supply expansions, multivillage water schemes

UNICEF 4,635,900 Elidar, Galaelo, Korri and Miesso, Meyu, Kumbi, Borena, East Harareghe, Habomusa, Hadulugala

Drilling of boreholes, multi village water supply, drilling deep wells, construction of shallow wells, expansion of water supply schemes in institutions.

GAA 535,656 Ebenat, East Belesa • Water trucking/tankering • New construction of shallow wells, hand dug wells and ponds

Save the Children

Save the Children

3,534,167 Amhara, Afar, Oromia, Somali, SNNP

Construction of spring, hand-dug well, Rehabilitation of borehole, pipeline expansion, hygiene promotion, HH treatment chemical distribution, Roof water harvesting, WASHco training, Hygiene promotion

Italy UNICEF 2,229,654 Afar and Somali Expansion of water supply schemesSweden UNICEF 1,663,253 Moyale, Hudet, Dolo Ado,

Dolo Bay, Meda Welabu, Harena Buluk, Arero, Abaya, Dehas, Gelana, Moyale, Yabelo, Adola, Goro Dola, Liben, Negele Town, Saba Boru, Wadera, Adaba, Dodola, Shalla, Shashemene Town, Arba Minch Town, Arba Minch Zuria, Bonke, Kucha and Amaro

Distribution of water treatment products (PUR, aquatab, filters)

Islamic Relief 69,010 Miesso Rehabilitation of motorized Borehole, pipe line extension, "Distribution of water treatment products (bishangari & Water gurad) and soap", Hygiene promotion sessions, refresher training of WASH Cos, Operators and care takers training, Capacity building of woreda water offices, production and distribution of IEC materials

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Japan UNICEF 1,565,617 Moyale, Hudet, Dolo Ado, Dolo Bay, Meda Welabu, Harena Buluk, Arero, Abaya, Dehas, Gelana, Moyale, Yabelo, Adola, Goro Dola, Liben, Negele Town, Saba Boru, Wadera, Adaba, Dodola, Shalla, Shashemene Town, Arba Minch Town, Arba Minch Zuria, Bonke, Kucha and Amaro

Distribution of water treatment products (PUR, aquatab, filters)

MoWIE 60,000 Afar, Amhara, Oromia, SNNP, Somali and Tigray Regions

Distribution of motor pump and generator for each RWB

Netherlands World Vision 520,000 Menz Gera Midir, Habro and Tullo

Rehabilitation of water supply facilities, Upgrading/expansion of existing water supply systems, Distribution of water treatment chemicals, Distribution of water thanks, Rehabilitation of VIP latrines, Community training on improved hygiene practice, School WASH club formation and capacity building, Formation and capacity building training of WASHCos, etc.

Save the Children

279,507 Waghimra zone Construction of spring, hand-dug well, Rehabilitation of borehole, Pipeline expansion, hygiene promotion, HH treatment chemical distribution, Roof water harvesting, WASHco training, Hygiene promotion

CARE 98,700 Afar Region; Gewane woreda Rehabilitation of water points,Pipe line expansion, Installation of 62m3 pioneer tank, WASHCo establishment and capacity building

CARE 364,385 Oromia Region; Arero, Moyale, Dhas and

Rehabilitation of Bore holes, Expansion of schemes, Shallow well Rehabilitation, Community Capacity building

Austria Caritas 87,527 Ziway-Dugda and Adamitulu woredas (Oromia Region)

Rehabilitation of existing water sources and distribution systems, Training on hygiene and sanitation.

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Canada CARE 504,345 Chiro Zuria Rehabilitation and maintenance of water schemes (not including Boreholes and Berkads), Distribution of water treatment products (PUR, aquatab, filters)

World Vision 299,670 Abaya, Saharti Samre Drilling of deep well, Rehabilitation of water supply facilities, Upgrading/expansion of existing water supply systems, Distribution of water treatment chemicals, Distribution of water thanks, Construction of VIP Latrines, Rehabilitation of communal latrines, Community training on improved hygiene practice, School WASH club formation and capacity building, Formation and capacity building training of WASHCos, etc.

UNICEF 603,444 Amibara, Kindo Dida, Diguna Fango, Humbo, Loka Abaya, Debeweyin, Shilabo, Kebridehar, Kelafo and Ferfer

Distribution of water treatment products (PUR, aquatab, filters), Training/Capacity Building

Islamic Relief 152,000 Miesso Rehabilitation of motorized Borehole, pipe line extension, "Distribution of water treatment products (bishangari & Water gurad) and soap", Hygiene promotion sessions, refresher training of WASH Cos, Operators and care takers training, Capacity building of woreda water offices, production and distribution of IEC materials

CCF-Canada

CCF-Canada 35,535 Arsi Negele in West Arsi Zone and Adama in East Shewa Zone of Oromia region; Sodo Zuria in Wolayita Zone of SNNP; Arada Addis Ababa

Construction of HH Latrines; Hygiene promotion sessions (participatory interaction); Training of community hygiene promoters; Expansion of water schemes ( waterline extension and rehabilitation); Construction of rain water harvesting structures; Construction of communal latrine - Permanent structure with slab at schools

Denmark DRC 65,195 Dollo Ado , • Set-up, support, and train WASHCOs in targeted kebeles where latrines and hand-washing stations have been constructed.• Construct stands of gender-segregated, institutional communal latrines, particularly at schools and/or health clinics, • Specialized training to WASHCOs on specific hygiene issues around the use of latrines and hand-washing

Kuwait Direct Aid 94,257 No dataSweden Swedish

Mission Council

124,847 No data

IKEA foundation

Save the Children

845,719 Amhara, Afar, Somali School water trucking, Water treatment chemical provision

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Ireland UNICEF 56,600 Ahferom, Atsbi Wenberta, Erob, Ganta Afeshum, Gulomekeda, Hintalo Wejirat, Kelete Awelallo, Mereb Leke, Ofla, Saesie, Tsaedaemba, Saharti Samre, Tanqua Abergele, Ayisha, Shinile, Hareshen, Dihun, Fik, Hamero, Segeg, Gerbo, Kebridehar, Debeweyin, Lagahida, Selahad, Ankober, Bati, Bugna, Dehana, East Belesa, Lasta, Mekdela, Merahbete, Mimo Weremo, Sahla, Sayint, Simada, Tach Gayint, Tenta,Wegde, Wegera, West Belesa, Ziquala, Abergele, Dewa Harewa, Afdera, Dubti, Mile, Jarso, Doba, Girawa, Golo Oda, Gemechis, Kuni, Boke, Lege Hida, Seru, Dawe Kachen, Gura Damole, Meda Welabu, Jarso, Meyu, Dugda Dawa, Melka Soda, Arero, Daro, Lebu, Kurri, Kokir Gedbano, Alaba SP woreda, Arba Minch Zuria, Hawassa Zuria, Mareko, Boricha, Daniboya, Shilabo, Moyale, Aysaita, Afambo, Teltele, Moyale and Elidar

Distribution of bladders

CERF UNICEF 1,253,372 Gambella and Somali Activities for refugees, Drilling of boreholes

NCA NCA 220,903 North Shewa Zone (Berehet Woredas)

Spring Development with extended facilities including cattle troughs, Shallow wells construction, Provision of maintenance tools, Distribution of Water Treatment Chemicals, Provision of maintenance tools, WASHCOs and Water Care Takers Training, Support of Sanitation and Hygiene Campaigns

NMFA / Norway

NRC 496,655 Fafan zone Shallow well and hand-dug well construction, WASH NFI

NRC 780,000 Fafan and Siti zone Construction of communal latrines and institutional latrines, Hygiene and sanitation promotion, WASH NFI

NCA 832,143 Tulli Gulled and Kebri Beyha (Fafan), Deder and Meta (East Hararghe)

Rehabilitation of deep wells, Hand dug wells construction, Spring development, Distribution of water treatment chemicals, Provision of maintenance tools, Training of WASHCOs, Sanitation and Hygiene campaigns

Waterloo Foundation

Oxfam 150,000 Shinile and Aysha Woreda of Siti Zone

Rehabilitation of boreholes

German National Office-Plan International

Plan International

448,183 Lasta, Wadla, Loka Abaya, Dara, Doba

Drug supply, trainings (health worker, HEWs, community, WASHCOs), rehabilitation of springs, construction of institutional roof water harvesting, NFI distribution (soap, Jertycan, bucket),

41

UK national Office-Plan

International

Plan International

187,176 Hawi Gudina Purchase and supply of generator, pumps, pipes, fittings, water tanker

Total 116,380,601

542

Progress towards Cluster ObjectivesIn 2016, 82 new projects are supported, totalling $72 million.

FundingAgency Sector Duration

(Months)Location Amount in

US$ IR WASH

6 Afar Region, Zone 4, Teru, Awra and Yalo

443,873 ACF WASH

4 Amhara region, Waghimira Zone, Abergele, Sekota and Ziquala

499,380

CRS WASH 6

Amhara Region, Waghimira Zone, Gazgibla and Sekota 499,995

WVE WASH 6

Amahara Region, Waghimira Zone, Jille Timuga woreda and North Shoa Zone, Ephrata Woreda

476,580

NCA WASH 6

Amhara Region, North Shewa Zone, Ankober, Berehet, Minjar Shenkora) and Oromia Region, East Hararghe Zone , Deder & Meta

492,150

COOPI WASH 6

Oromia Region, Guji Zone Gorodola woreda 348,449

GOAL WASH 6

Oromia Region , West Harerge , Kuni, Boke, Daro Lebu and SNNP Region, Sidama Zone, Boricha woreda

493,938

OGB WASH 6

Oromia , West Hararghe zone, Shalla and Siraro woredas 499,905

IRC WASH 6

SNNPR, Gamo gofa zone Kemba woreda and Gurage Zone Muhur Na Aklil woredas

497,986

WVE WASH 6

SNNPR, Hadiya, Quacha Birra and Shasego 470,642

DRC WASH 6

Somali Region, Fafan woreda, Gursum and Babile 498,815

WVE WASH 6

Tigray Region, Eastern Tigray, Saese Tseadamba Southern Tigray, Enderta & Saharti Samre woredas

466,470

WVE WASH 6

Tigray Region, Southern Tigray, Raya Alamata woredas 330,116

GOAL Seed 7

Oromia region, West Arsi zone (Siraro), West Harerge zone (Boke, Goba Koricha, Hawi Gudina, Daro Lebu); SNNPR, Hadiya zone Misrak Badawacho woreda, Sidama zone Boricha woreda

1,501,165

UNICEF Protection(50%) & Education (50%)

9

Afar region, Zone 1 (Mile, Kurri, Adaa'r, Elidar), Zone 2 (Afdera, Erebti, Berahile, Bidu), Zone 3 (Bure Mudaytu), Zone 5 (Hadelela); Somali region, Siti (Afdem, Shinile, Miesso, Erer)

565,373

IR Nutiriton 6

Afar region, Zone 4, Teru, Awra and Ewa woredas 289,773

CARE Nutrition 9

Amhara Region, South Gondar Zone, Ebinat Woreda 149,299

WVE Nutrition(70%) & WASH (30)

9

Oromia Region, East Shewa Zone, Boset and Adama 335,016

OGB WASH 6

Afar Region, Zone 2, Erebti districts, Zone 5 Dewe, Zone 5 Simurobi Gele'alo

462,853

EHFTotal income 92.6 millionTotal allocation 72 million


31

43

ADRA WASH 6

Somali Region, Shebele Zone, Kelafo woreda 266,352

NRC WASH 6

Somali Region, Afde, Erer & shinile 496,463

REST WASH 6

Tigray Region, Sourther Zone, Rayazebo woreda 513,641

SC WASH 6

Amahara Region, Waghimira Zone, Sekota and Zequala woredas

493,419

Child Fund

WASH 6

Oromia Region, East Shewa Zone Adama and Boset Districts

809,180

CARE WASH 6

Oromia Region, East Hararghe Zone, Fedis and Babile Woredas; West Hararge Zone, Doba and Mieso Woredas

447,793

FHI WASH 6

Amhara region, South Gondar Zone, Laygayint, Sidama and Tachgayint woredas

498,368

WFP Nutrition 8

Country Wide 9,997,757

WFP Nutrition 6


IOM Health 6

Amhara; Tigray; Oromia regions 3,200,453

UNICEF Health 12

Amhara; Tigray; Oromia regions 1,861,690

ACF Health 6

Oromia Regional State, Ethiopia, Anchar Woreda of West Hararge Zone,

420,790

DCA Health 6

Amhara region, North Wollo zone, Kobbo, Wadla, Guba Lafto

200,000

IMC Health 6

Amhara -> South Gonder -> Tach Gayint; Amhara -> North Wollo -> Meket

293,262

IOM NF & ES 10

Somali; Afar; Oromia; Gambela; Amhara; Tigray; SNNP regions

2,344,407

IRC NF & ES 10

Afar; Amhara; Gambela; Oromia; SNNPR; Somali and Tigray regions

1,732,500

NRC NF & ES 9

Oromia Region, East Harerge Zone and Gambela; Somali & Tigray Regions

890,340

ZOA Nutrition(19.3%), WASH(23.3%) NFI(42.4%) & FSL(15%)

12

Gambela region,Nuer zone, Akobo woreda 972,530

DCA Agriculture 6

Amhara region, North Wollo zone Dawunt woreda,Wag Himra zone Dehana, Sahla, & Sekota woredas

373,275

GAA Agriculture 6

Amhara Region, South Wollo zone, Sayint, Debresina & Argoba woreda

261,521

FAO Agriculture 10

Amhara Region, East Gojam Zone; Oromia Region, West Harerge zone & Tigray region, Central zone

1,039,990

FHI Agriculture 9

Amhara Region, South Gonder zone, Ebenat , Lay Gayint, Simada & Tach Gayint woreda; Wag Himra zone ,Gaz Gibla, Ziquala & Abergele

1,088,430

544

GOAL Agriculture 6

Amhara region South Wollo Zone, Sayint woreda and Debresina, North Shewa(R3) Zone, Berehet woreda; Oromia zone, Dewa Harewa woreda; Oromia Region, West Arsi zone, Siraro woreda and West Harerge Zone, Boke woreda; Tigray region, Central Zone, Ahferom woreda, Eastern Zone, Hawzen woreda, SNNPR Region, Hadiya Zone, Shashogo woreda;

1,121,237

HAI Agriculture 6

Oromia region Arsi Zone, Ziway Dugda woreda, East Shewa Zone, Adami Tulu Jido Kombolcha woreda, Oromia, North Shewa(R4) Zone, Hidabu Abote and Gerar Jarso woreda

703,442

PIN Agriculture (75%, WASH 25%)

9

SNNPR region, Alaba Zone, Alaba SP Woreda and Selti Zone, Sankura woreda

436,875

WVE Agriculture 6

Oromia region,East Harerge Zone, Jarso woreda and West Harerge Zone, Habro woreda

311,567

IMC Nutrition (70%), Health (30%)

9

SNNPR region, Hadiya Zone, Soro woreda, KT Zone, Hadero Tubito woreda, Wolayita Zone, Humbo woreda; Oromia region North Shewa(R4) Zone, Aleltu, Gerar Jarso woredas; Amhara region, North Shewa(R3) Zone, Minjar Shenkora and Ankober woredas

1,116,273

IR Nutrition 6

Somali region, Fafan Zone, Jijiga wordea and Siti Zone, Miesso woreda

311,265

WVE Nutrition (40%), WASH (60%)

9

Amhara region, South Wollo Zone, Ambasel wordea 324,227

WVE Nutrition(60%), WASH(40%)

9

SNNPR region Gurage Zone Sodo woreda 272,074

WVE Nutrition 9

Oromia Region, North Shewa(R4) Zone, Hidabu Abote and Yaya Gulele woredas

240,692

DRC WASH 6

Somali region, Dollo Ado Woreda 500,000

VSF WASH 6

Somali region, Fafan Zone, Aw-bare, Gursum, and Fafan woredas

244,294

SCI Nutrition (35%), Health (15%), Food Security and Livelihood (30%), WASH (20%)

12

Oromia Region, Bale Zone, Gura Damole, Dawe Kachen, Rayitu, Seweyna, and Lege Hida woredas

1,441,997

SCI Nutrition (40%), WASH (40%), Health (20%)

12

SNNPR region, Segen Peoples' Zone, Alle Woreda, Gurage Zone, Mareko Woreda, Alaba Zone, Alaba SP Woreda, Hadiya Zone, Gibe Woreda

576,488

SCI Food Security and Livelihood (30%), Nutrition (30%), WASH (25%), Health (15%)

12

Tigray region, Southern Zone, Alamata, Raya Azebo and Ofla Woredas

1,410,832

ACF Nutrition (90%) & WASH (10%)

9

Oromia Region, Arsi Zone, Golocha, Chole,Amigma,Tiyo,Robe,Seru,Dodota,Tena,Inkolo and Bele

1,903,210

GOAL Nutrition 12

Oromia Region, Bale Zone, Ginir, Sinana, Agarfa, Berbere,Mena, Meda, Gasera, Dinsho and Harena

3,192,524

45

unicef WASH 6


Child fund Nutrition 6

Oromia Regions, East Shewa zone, Fentale 97,374

IMC Nutrition 8

Oromia Region, West Arsi, (Adaba, Arsi Negele, Shamane zuria, and Shalla), East Shewa (Adami Tulu Jido Kombolcha, East Hararghe (Gola Oda), and North Shewa (Dara, Degem, W/Jarso and Wuchale); SNNP regions, Wolayita, Zone Ofa woreda

1,222,526

GOAL Agriculture 6

Amhara,North Gondar Zone( Beyeda, Debark, Wegera, West Belesa, Tselemt) North Wollo ( Lasta woreda; South Gondar ( Ebenat woreda); South Wollo (Legehida, tenta, were ilu woredas); Waghimira ( Sahla woreda); Oromia Region, Arsi ( Golocha, Sude & Robe woredas); East Hararge (Bedeno woreda); West Arsi Zone ( Adaba, Shashemene Zuria, Arsi Negele & Siraro Woreda); West Hararge ( Tulo, Mesela & Anchar); Tigray Region, Eastern Zone ( Atsbi Weberta, Ganta) Afeshum & Hawzen woredas); Southern ( Hintalo Wajirat)

4,940,585

FAO Agriculture 8

Amhara Region ; North Gonder ( Beyeda); South Wollo zone ( Jama and Kelela woredas); Oromia Region, West Hararge Zone ( Doba, Mesela & Hawi Dudina woredas); SNNP Region, Selti Zone Dalocha woreda; Didama Zone, Aleta Wondo woreda, Solayita Zone, Damot weydie woreda; Tigray Region, Eatern Zone, Atsbi Wenberta woreda; Southern Zone, Alaje woreda

1,495,840

SCI Nutrition 9

Somali Region, Kabridahar, Sheygosh, Shilabo, Doboweyne of Qorahey zone, Harshin, Babile, Kabribayah of Fafan zone, Mustahil, Ferfer and Qalafo woredas of Shabelle zone,

1,496,078

NRC NFI & ES 2 Somali Region, Fafan Zone(Jijiga), Nogob Zone(Fik), Siti Zone (Afdem, Shinile, Miesso & Erer)

196,929

UNFPA Protection 9

Afar Region, Zone 1, Dbuti, Mile & Ayisayita 299,999

WHO Health 4

Addis Ababa Region 500,000

IRC protection 6

Somali Region, Fafan Zone, Jigiga, Gursum and Babile woredas

200,000

WFP logistics

Logistics 6 months Country Wide 1,045,695

CW Nutrition 6 months Amhara Region, Oromia Zone Bati Woreda; south wollo zone legabmo woreda, Special zone Argoba woreda

132,307

ACF WASH (AWD) 6 months Oromia region, Borena Zone , Moyale woreda, East Hararge Zone, Girawa woreda, West Hararge zone Tulo & Mesela woredas, SNNP Region, Sidama Zone & Loka Abaya

429,705

CARE WASH (90%) &Health (10%)

5 months Oromia Region, East Hararge zone, Kombolcha, Babile, Fedis woredas and West Hararge zone, Mieso & Doba woredas

489,385

COOPI WASH 6 months Oromia Region, Bale zone, Goba, Sinana, Mena and Meda Welbu woredas and Guji Zone, Gorodola, Wadera, Girja and Adola Woredas

499,997

IMC Health (50%) & WASH (50%)

6 months Oromia Region, West Arsi Zone, Dodola, Adaba & Shalla woredas, North Shewa Zone, Aleltu, Degem, Dera, Wara Jarso, Minijar shenkora, Amhara Region, North Shewa Zone, Wara jarso, Minijar shenkora, Menz lalo Midir, Tarma Ber, Oromia Zone, Artuma Fursi and Jille Timuga woredas

1,000,001

OXFAM GB

WASH 6 months Addis Ababa Region, Addis Ketema, Kolfe Keranio and Gulele Sub cities

653,862

PIN Health (50%) & WASH (50%)

6 months Oromia Region, Borena Zone, Abaya woreda, SNNP Region, Gedio Zone, Dila Zuria , Wenago, woredas and Sidama Zone Dara woreda

463,232

SC WASH(90%) & Health (10%)

6 months Amhara and Tigray Regions 777,575

WVE WASH 6 months Tigray Region, Southern Zone, Enderta woreda;Oromia Region, West Arsi Zone, shashemene woreda, Est Shewa Zone Boser woreda

409,064

WFP Logisitcs 1 year Country Wide 446,087

UNICEF Health 4 Addis Ababa, Akaki Kaliti Sub City 214,000

CRS Logistics 2 months Amhara, Oromia, Tigray, Dire Dawa & SNNP 244,108

WFP Logisitcs 3 months Somali Region 208,114

PIN Health 6 months SNNP, Alaba, alaba Special woreda 488,971

Total Allocation

72,563,886

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