Periodic Monitoring Report 2016 Humanitarian Requirements Document –

Covering 1 Jan. to 31 March 2016 Prepared by Clusters and NDRMC

Ethiopia PERIODIC MONITORING REPORT Jan to Mar 2016

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.

Three months into the year, as of 31 March, the HRD is 51 per cent funded (54% if uncommitted pledges are also counted), with contributions of $761 million from international donors and the Government of Ethiopia (also counting 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 is being challenged by limited resources, logistical capacities and delays, and weak real-time information management.

This Periodic Monitoring Report (PMR) provides a summary of the cluster outputs and achievements recorded in meeting the cluster objectives using the funding secured (inputs) 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), formerly the HRF, provides a detailed funding overview of prioritized projects supported in ‘hotspot’ areas of the country.

The PMR should be considered in complement to the HRD – see: https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/en/system/files/documents/files/ethiopia_hrd_2016.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 People Targeted People Reached Percentage Food 10.2 million Round 7 9.4 million Round 1 4.6 million Nutrition MAM 2.2 million 450,00 20% SAM 450,000 26,316 6% Health 3.6 million 62,991 2% WaSH 5.8 million 2.6 million 45% Agriculture 2.2 million 453,860 21% Protection 2.5 million % Education 1.3 million 269,817 21% ES/NFI 800,000 16,610 2%

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CLUSTER ACHIEVEMENTS

Progress towards Cluster Objectives The operationalization of the HRD called for 12 monthly rounds to the 10.2 million people identified as requiring food assistance. The operations encountered a series of challenges including limited government staff at regional and woreda levels to oversee distribution, transportation Food inefficiencies resulting in late and/or incomplete rations and People Targeted (HRD) 10.2million late reporting. These challenges are being addressed with all partners. With a large difference between dispatch and People Reached- round 7 9.4 million distribution rates, to speed up distribution, NDRMC deployed People Reached- round 1 4.6 million federal staff members to Afar, Amhara, and Somali regions. No. of Donors 14 No.of partners who 3 The majority of the US$500,144,222 million was already received funding spent in procurement and transportation of food items. Since FUNDING (US$) early March, some 80,000 MT of wheat and sorghum await Requested Received Percent Funded anchorage and discharge in the Port of Djibouti. Unless this humanitarian cargo is prioritized JEOP will experience a 1.1b 500m 45% pipeline break for cereals for round 2 of its distribution.

Should these items arrive, the JEOP pipeline is healthy until after the belg assessment. The NDRMC started distributions full rations following a WFP transfer of 1,000 MT of pulses.The NDRMC pipeline breaks in March while procurement from local cooperatives and the EGTE is underway. NDRMC will experience pipeline breaks since April 2016. Cash transfers to approximately 200,000 beneficiaries in Oromia and Somali regions will start in March.

Amid looming pipeline breaks and delays in distribution, the NDRMC continues to receive ad hoc requests for food assistance from drought affected areas throughout the country. Funding

Donor Recipient US$ Equivalent USA CRS, CARE, FFH, SCI, WVE 206,805,000 Government of Ethiopia GoE 97,605,000 USA WFP 42,969,027 *UK WFP 22,727,273 Canada WFP 15,693,400 ECHO + EU delegation WFP 13,015,184 Germany WFP 10,845,986 China GOE 7,800,000 WFP Multilateral WFP 6,001,264 Japan WFP 5,350,000 Australia WFP 4,458,634 Norway WFP 2,400,000 Switzerland WFP 2,206,619 Egypt WFP 1,000,000 Italy WFP 542,299 WFP Private Donors WFP 129,536 Carry-over/Available resource from 2015 60,595,000 Total 500,144,222

*Money confirmed by Donor but not yet transferred to WFP.

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Mmm to Mmm 2016 PERIODIC MONITORING REPORT Country name

Progress towards Cluster Objectives Nutrition People Targeted (MAM) 2.2million Total requirement for 2016 as per the HRD was $95.5million to treat 1.7 million MAM cases; 1 million People Reached (MAM) 450,000 children under-5 years and some 700,000 pregnant and Percent Reached 20% breast-feeding women, and 435,000 SAM cases. The sector treated 450,000 MAM cases and in January People Targeted (SAM) 450,000 26,316 children with severe acute malnutrition were People Reached (SAM) 26,316 treated, of which 2,030 were treated in stabilisation Percent Reached 6% centres due to medical complications. Since the beginning of the crisis, the number of facilities equipped No. of Donors 8 to treat SAM children increased from 14,214 to 15,323 No.of partners who received 11 and the number of mobilie health and nutrition teams funding increased form 33 to 59 teams in order to access the FUNDING Nutrition (US$) hard-to-reach population The Federal Ministry of Health has opted for monthly Requested Received Percent Funded screening in priority 1 woredas, however complete and updated screening data for children under-5 and PLW is 95.5m 48.4m 51% not currently shared by FMOH. HRF: 680,792

An IYCF-E Action Plan for Ethiopia was developed following a 2 day work shop with relevant stakholders including governemtn, UN agencies and NGOs. As part of the action plan, IYCF-E was integrated into CMAM training and a Master ToT training was conducted at federal level with regional health representation and with the aim of cascading down the training to field level. Nutrition supplies pipeline: Procured, in-transit and distrituted to regions Requirements Distributed Items Unit In-transit In stock Gap for 2016 to regions RUTF Carton 522,000 206,534 131,867 98,831 84,768 F100 Carton 7,540 4,400 3,372 1,431 0 F75 Carton 5,800 4,400 2,807 1,266 0 Amoxicillin 10*10 pack 116,000 95,200 - 18,821 0 Mebendazole Pack- 1000 tabs 29,000 21,346 1,664 5,990 0

Changes in Context A revision of the hotspot classification for priority 1 and 2 woredas in December resulted in a revised need of 2.2 million children under-5 and pregnant and breastfeeding women in need of MAM support and 450,000 SAM cases.

FUNDING TSF (US$) Requested Received Percent Funded 56.3m 47.4m 84% HRF: 11.5m, *CERF: 3.2m

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Country name PERIODIC MONITORING REPORT Mmm to Mmm 2016

Total commodities purchased and amount of food received and distributed in 2016

Djibouti - New Djibouti - waiting Stock stock High ready for Custom in Dispatched/ waiting Commodities Purchased sea transport clearance Country Released release Remark Plumpy sup 1,417 109 CSB++ 21,571 12,145 3,639 4,849 938 938 - The new stock is under CSB+ 10,304 5,994 1,627 2,684 4,686 4,335 3,519 process to be released to Afar, Somali & Amhara V. Oil 1,215 18 1,118 602 516 - 740 mt oil waiting sell certificate in country FPF

Total 34,507 6,742 5,875 4,035 11,798,376

Nutrition Funding

Donor Recipient US$ Equivalent UK UNICEF 15,030,303 Netherlands World Vision International 9,132,275 USA GOAL 7,000,000 USA Concern Worldwide 3,279,665 ECHO + EU delegation UNICEF 3,278,689 USA Save the Children 2,224,600 Canada Concern Worldwide 1,117,318 Canada CARE 968,575 Canada Doctors Without Borders Canada 872,905 HRF IMC 781,391 Save the Children Drought Appeal Save the Children 383,838 Canada UNICEF 524,818 HRF Save the Children 523,854 Canada World Vision 523,743 HRF Save the Children 445,853 ECHO + EU delegation IRC 383,838 HRF Islamic Relief 311,265 HRF Islamic Relief 296,982 HRF WVE 240,692 HRF WVE 234,511 HRF Save the Children 230,511 HRF WVE 163,244 HRF CARE 149,299 HRF WVE 129,691

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Mmm to Mmm 2016 PERIODIC MONITORING REPORT Country name

Donor Recipient US$ Equivalent Sweden Swedish Red Cross 119,489 Sweden Islamic Relief Worldwide 51,595 Israel GoE 32,000 Total 48,430,946

TSF Funding

Donor Recipient US$ Equivalent HRF WFP 11,502,646 WFP Multilateral WFP 6,683,217 Germany WFP 5,422,993 ECHO + EU delegation WFP 5,422,993 Japan WFP 4,600,000 Ireland WFP 3,796,095 *CERF WFP 3,167,134 Norway WFP 2,917,834 Canada WFP 2,655,539 LDS(Latter Day Saints) WFP 950,000 Czech Republic WFP 202,184 Total 47,320,635

* CERF contribution made in 2015, carried over and procured in 2016.

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Country name PERIODIC MONITORING REPORT Mmm to Mmm 2016

Progress towards Cluster Objectives

Of the 2.2 million people targeted for seed support in the Agriculture 2016 HRD (1.7 million households for meher planting), the sector distributed seeds for 82,520 belg planting People Targeted (HRD) 2.2million households and for 51,437 meher planting households. People Reached 453,860 The sector conducted several activities in the livestock Percent Reached 21% sector towards the HRD-identified needs, including Increased needs 5.6million treating 83,254 livestock for parasitic and other diseases (1.6 per cent of annual target); distributing voucher for No. of Donors 10 animal health services to 15,100 households in Somali No. of partners who 15 region; destocking of 9,088 livestock in Somali region (2 received funding per cent of annual target); distributing meat to 5,962 FUNDING (US$) households in in Somali region; and providing livestock feed to 2,700 households in Afar and Somali regions Requested Received Percent Funded (2.9 per cent of annual target). The Government’s contribution for livestock intervention ammounts to 46.3m 26.3m 57% US$51.5million. HRF: 7.6m Changes in Context The sector revised the number of households requiring belg seeds to 198,122 households. Meanwhile, according to the agriculture task force, meher seed requirements more than tripled over a period of two months as a result of improved information flow, increased seed needs and increased seed prices. US$60 million is needed by mid-April to meet the meher season requirements. Funding

Donor Recipient US$ Equivalent Germany GIZ 7,070,707 USA CIMMYYT 4,000,000 ECHO + EU delegation CARE UK/Ethiopia jointly with REST,ORDA and SCI 2,020,202 HRF GOAL 1,501,165 HRF GOAL 1,121,237 HRF FHI 1,088,430 HRF FAO 1,039,000 HRF HAI 703,442 USA FAO 700,000 Germany Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e.V. (German Agro Action) 603,278 Austria ICRC 561,167 Italy Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations 556,000 Belgium Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations 500,000 HRF Save the Children 449,017 HRF Save the Children 445,853 Austria CARE International 437,637 HRF DCA 373,275 Japan FAO 330,000 HRF PIN 327,656 HRF WVE 311,567 Sweden ACT Alliance/Church of Sweden 303,501 7

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Donor Recipient US$ Equivalent Denmark ACT/DanChurchAid 272,608 HRF GAA 261,516 USA CARE 249,715 Sweden Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations 238,977 START Save the Children 190,312 START Tearfund 165,685 START Goal 151,515 Sweden OXFAM GB 143,881 START World Vision 143,237 START Plan I 96,791 Total 26,357,372

Progress towards Cluster Objectives Of the 5.8 million people targeted for various WaSH interventions in the 2016 HRD, assessment and WASH monitering have shown that only 500,000 were identified as requiring water trucking. Today, 87 per cent of water People Targeted (HRD) 5.8million trucking interventions are delivered by Government, and People Reached 2.6million 13 per cent are delivered by NGOs. An additional 100 trucks will be deployed in the coming week. 432 trucks Percent Reached 45% are needed to meet the full need. No. of Donors 9 The sector rehabilitated 358 water supply schemes and No.of partners who 16 51,492 people were reached with hygiene and sanitation received funding messages and materials. The cluster recruited and FUNDING (US$) deployed cluster information management officers to the Requested Received Percent Funded regions to support information flows and create a stronger link between the regional and federal 73.4m 47.8m 65% coordination structure. HRF: 12.1m A real time monitoring system was established in 30 of the most drought-affected woredas, using mobile android phones with support from AKVO Foundation that hosts the data on their FLOW platform. Enumerators are engaged to collect information on 3 key indicators: functionality rate of water schemes, distances from farthest homesteads to water points and per capita water consumption. The results have informed decisions on the scale-up of emergency water supply interventions in particular water trucking and rehabilitation works. The cluster has also used the results to highlight geographic coverage and gaps in the on-going response. The sector has finalized plans to scale it up to 90 woredas.

Changes in Context Due to increasing requests for water trucks to provide communities with potable water, the sector decided to open the costly water trucking intervention to include NGOs. At present, regional authorities are requesting water trucking to support more than 4.1 million people, up from the 500,000 people targeted in the HRD.

Funding

Donor Recipient US$ Equivalent DFID UNICEF 19,578,312 USAID IRC 9,000,000 ECHO + EU delegation IRC 1,514,029 8

Country name PERIODIC MONITORING REPORT Mmm to Mmm 2016

Donor Recipient US$ Equivalent USAID FH 1,500,000 HRF Save the Children 1,394,701 HRF Child Fund 809,337 HRF REST 514,285 Canada UNICEF 500,000 HRF DRC 500,000 HRF CRS 499,995 HRF OGB 499,905 HRF ACF 499,380 HRF DRC 498,809 HRF FHI 498,368 HRF IRC 497,986 HRF NRC 496,463 HRF NCA 494,267 HRF GOAL 493,938 HRF WVE 476,580 HRF WVE 470,642 HRF WVE 466,470 HRF OGB 462,853 Save the Children Drought Appeal Save the Children 765,000 HRF CARE 447,793 HRF IR 443,873 Austria CARITAS 437,637 Sweden NRC 403,750 Germany Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e.V. (German Agro Action) 402,186 Canada CARE 358,240 Canada World Vision 349,162 HRF COOPI 348,449 HRF WVE 330,116 HRF ADRA 266,352 HRF VSF 244,294 Sweden Action Contre la Faim 238,977 Denmark Save the Children 220,394 Sweden OXFAM GB 215,821 HRF WVE 194,536 HRF PIN 109,219 HRF WVE 108,830 HRF WVE 100,505 Sweden Islamic Relief Worldwide 94,085 Japan MOW 60,000 Total 47,805,541 9

Mmm to Mmm 2016 PERIODIC MONITORING REPORT Country name

Progress towards Cluster Objectives Of the 3.6 million people targeted for various health interventions in the 2016 HRD, the sector provided Health 35,112 MHNT consultations; trained 8,674 community health workers; provided 9,567 people with medical People Targeted (HRD) 3.6million supplies/medications; and reached 62,991 people People Reached 62,991 through community engagement on risk communication. Percent Reached 2%

The measles vaccination campaign for children between No. of Donors 4 the ages of 5 and 15 years, which had increased the total requirements by $8 million, is now fully funded No.of partners who 4 received funding (including operational costs). The campaign will target 25.8 million children in 505 drought-affected and at-risk FUNDING (US$) woredas in five regions in mid-April. Requested Received Percent Funded The Ministry of Health and partners are responding to the rapidly spreading acute watery diarrhea (AWD) 33.6m 8.0m 24% outbreak in Moyale areas of Oromia and Somali regions HRF: 5.9m and in SNNPR. The National AWD Response Plan was revised. The SNNP regional response plan is being finalized and an on-going assessment in affected areas of Somali region will inform the regional response/contingency plan. Health sector field teams are boosting surveillance capacity, case management, sanitation and hygiene promotion interventions to curb and manage the outbreak. Treatment and preventive supplies are being sent to affected and at-risk areas. The health cluster coordinator initiated the recruitment of six regional cluster coordinators that were deployed to the regions to support sub-national coordination.

Funding

Donor Recipient US$ Equivalent HRF IOM 3,200,453 HRF UNICEF 1,861,690 Canada UNICEF 500,000 HRF ACF 420,790 HRF IMC 334,882 HRF IMC 293,262 UK WHO 248,250 ECHO + EU deligation IRC 234,568 HRF Save the Children 224,509 HRF Save the Children 222,926 HRF DCA 200,000 UK WHO 140,187 HRF Save the Children 115,256 Monaco AMREFF 21,882

Total 8,018,655

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Country name PERIODIC MONITORING REPORT Mmm to Mmm 2016

Progress towards Cluster Objectives Of the 21.3 million people targeted for various emergency education interventions in the 2016 HRD, the Education sector provided emergency water support to 33 schools (of 179 targeted); 187,976 children (of 379,596 targeted) People Targeted (HRD) 1.3million benefited from school feeding programs; 269,817 People Reached 269,817 students (of 277,738 targeted) received school supplies; Percent Reached 21% and 3,329 teachers (of 1,907 targeted) trained in Psychosocial Support (PSS). No. of Donors 2 No.of partners who 2 received funding Changes in Context FUNDING (US$) Following sector assessments, consultations with Requested Received Percent Funded regional education bureaus, and communication with other key sectors, the sector is in the process of re- 16.7m 15.7m 94% targeting to ensure sector activities are directly linked to HRF: 275,996 areas in which learners are most affected by the drought.

Funding

Donor Recipient US$ Equivalent Government of Ethiopia GoE 10,952,380 Norway Save the Children 1,700,000 Save the Children Drought Appeal Save the Children 1,570,000 IKEA Save the Children 1,170,000 HRF UNICEF 275,996

Total 15,668,376

1 1 Mmm to Mmm 2016 PERIODIC MONITORING REPORT Country name

Progress towards Cluster Objectives Of the 16,594 households targeted for ES/NFI support in January and February, the sector assisted 3,020 Emergency Shelter & NFI households using all available stock in Oromia, SNNP and Somali regions. The low coverage is due to the People Targeted (HRD) 800,000 significant funding shortfall the sector faces. So far in People Reached 16,610 2016, the sector has received pledged funding for Percent Reached 2% 56,582 ES/NFI kits, of which funds are committed for 15,600 ES/NFI Kits (28 per cent of pledged funds). No. of Donors 1 Should funds for the 56,582 ES/NFI kits be fully No.of partners who 2 committed, the sector would be able to cover 34 per cent received funding of the projected 2016 needs. The sector also ensured FUNDING (US$) that dignity and sanitary kits be part of the standard ES/NFI kits, and will be distributed to an estimated Requested Received Percent Funded 210,000 girls and women of reproductive age in 2016. 8.2m 6.1m 75% HRF: 5.9m Changes in Context For operational planning, the sector revised the number of households requiring ES/NFI support in 2016 to 166,147 households (913,809 people), up from 149,359 households (821,472 individuals) in the 2016 HRD.

Funding

Donor Recipient US$ Equivalent HRF IOM 2,344,407 HRF IRC 1,732,500 HRF ZOA 972,530 HRF NRC 890,340 Sweden Islamic Relief Worldwide 157,821 Sweden NRC 71,250 Total 6,168,848

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Country name PERIODIC MONITORING REPORT Mmm to Mmm 2016

Progress towards Cluster Objectives Of the 2.5 million people targeted for various protection interventions in the 2016 HRD, the sector assisted 4,828 Protection women and girls in drought-affected priority one woredas with psychosocial support services in Women People Targeted (HRD) 2.5million Friendly Spaces as well as 2,119 children (1,214 boys People Reached xxx and 905 girls) in Child Friendly Spaces. 22 Percent Reached % unaccompanied and separated children (10 boys and 12 girls) were reunited with their families. The sector No. of Donors 2 prepositioned 1,500 dignity kits for IDPs in Sitti zone No.of partners who 2 (Afdem, Erer, Hadigale, Mieso, Shinile) and 500 dignity received funding kits prepositioned for IDPs in Habro in West Hararge FUNDING (US$) and Halemaya in East Hararge zones. Requested Received Percent Funded

11.0m 1.9m 18% HRF: 275,996

Funding

Donor Recipient US$ Equivalent IKEA Save the Children 927,000 Sweden Save the Children 483,153 Canada UNICEF 300,000 HRF UNICEF 275,996 Total 1,986,149

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Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund (EHF) In 2016, 55 new projects are supported totalling $48.2 million. HRF

Total income 49.3million Total allocation 48.2million No. of Donors 3 No.of partners who 28 received funding Funding

Duration Agency Sector (Months) Location Amount in US$

IR WASH 6 Afar Region, Zone 4, Teru, Awra and Yalo 443,873 , Waghimira Zone, Abergele, 4 ACF WASH Sekota and Ziquala 499,380 Amhara Region, Waghimira Zone, Gazgibla and 6 CRS WASH Sekota 499,995 Amahara Region, Waghimira Zone, Jille Timuga 6 WVE WASH woreda and North Shoa Zone, Ephrata Woreda 476,580 Amhara Region, North Shewa Zone, Ankober, 6 Berehet, Minjar Shenkora) and Oromia Region, NCA WASH East Hararghe Zone , Deder & Meta 492,150

6 COOPI WASH Oromia Region, Guji Zone Gorodola woreda 348,449 Oromia Region, West Hararghe Zone, Sidama 6 GOAL WASH Woreda 493,938 Oromia , West Hararghe zone, Shalla and 6 OGB WASH Siraro woredas 499,905 IRC WASH 6 SNNPR, Gamo gofa, Shalla and Siraro 497,986 WVE WASH 6 SNNPR, Hadiya, Quacha Birra and Shasego 470,642 Somali Region, Fafan woreda, Gursum and 6 DRC WASH Babile 498,815 Tigray Region, Eastern Tigray, Saese 6 Tseadamba Southern Tigray, Enderta & WVE WASH Saharti Samre woredas 466,470 Tigray Region, Southern Tigray, Raya Alamata 6 WVE WASH woredas 330,116 Oromia region, West Arsi zone (Siraro), West Harerge zone (Boke, Goba Koricha, Hawi 7 Gudina, Daro Lebu); SNNPR, GOAL Seed (Misrak Badawacho), Sidama zone (Boricha) 1,501,165 Afar region, Zone 1 (Mile, Kurri, Adaa'r, Elidar), Zone 2 (Afdera, Erebti, Berahile, Bidu), Zone 3 9 Protection & (Bure Mudaytu), Zone 5 (Hadelela); Somali UNICEF Education region, Siti (Afdem, Shinile, Miesso, Erer) 565,373 Afar region, Zone 4, Teru, Awra and Ewa 6 Islamic Relief Nutiriton woredas 289,773 Amhara Region, South Gondar Zone, Ebinat 10 CARE Nutrition Woreda 149,299 Oromia Region, East Shewa Zone, Boset and 9 WVE Nutrition & WASH Adama 335,016

6 Afar Region, Zone 2, Erebti districts, Zone 5 OGB WASH Dewe, Zone 5 Simurobi Gele'alo 462,853

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Country name PERIODIC MONITORING REPORT Mmm to Mmm 2016

Duration Agency Sector (Months) Location Amount in US$ ADRA WASH 6 Somali Region, Shebele Zone, Kelafo woreda 266,352 NRC WASH 6 Somali Region, Afde, Erer & shinile 496,463 Tigray Region, Sourther Zone, Rayazebo 6 REST WASH woreda 513,641 Amahara Region, Waghimira Zone, Sekota and 6 SC WASH Zequala woredas 493,419 Oromia Region, East Shewa Zone Adama and 6 Child Fund WASH Boset Districts 809,180 Oromia Region, East Hararghe Zone, Fedis and 6 Babile Woredas; West Hararge Zone, Doba and CARE WASH Mieso Woredas 447,793 Amhara, South Gondar Zone, Laygayint, 6 FHI WASH Sidama and Tachgayint woredas 498,368 WFP Nutrition 8 Country Wide 9,997,757 WFP Nutrition 6 Country Wide 1,504,889 IOM Health 6 Amhara; Tigray; Oromia 3,200,453 UNICEF Health 12 Amhara; Tigray; Oromia 1,861,690 Oromia Regional State, Ethiopia, Anchar 6 ACF Health Woreda of West Hararge Zone, 420,790 DCA Health 6 North Wollo zone, Amhara 200,000 Amhara -> South Gonder -> Tach Gayint; 6 IMC Health Amhara -> North Wollo -> Meket 293,262 IOM 2,344,407 10 Somali; Afar; Oromia; Gambela; Amhara; NF & ES Tigray; SNNPR IRC 1,732,500 Afar; Amhara; Gambela; Oromia; SNNPR; NF & ES 10 Somali; Tigray NRC Oromia -> East Harerge; Gambela; Somali; 890,340 NF & ES 9 Tigray ZOA NF & ES 6 Gambela -> Nuer -> Akobo 972,530 DCA Amhara -> North Wollo -> Dawunt; Amhara -> 373,275 Wag Himra -> Dehana; Amhara -> Wag Himra - Agriculture 6 > Sahla; Amhara -> Wag Himra -> Sekota GAA Amhara -> South Wollo -> Sayint, Borena, 261,521 Agriculture 6 Argoba FAO Amhara -> East Gojam; Amhara -> Oromia; 1,039,990 Agriculture 10 Oromia -> West Harerge; Tigray -> Central; FHI Amhara -> South Gonder -> Ebenat; Amhara -> 1,088,430 South Gonder -> Lay Gayint; Amhara -> South Gonder -> Simada; Amhara -> South Gonder -> Tach Gayint; Amhara -> Wag Himra -> Gaz Gibla; Amhara -> Wag Himra -> Ziquala; Agriculture 9 Amhara -> Wag Himra -> Abergele GOAL Amhara -> South Wollo -> Sayint; Amhara -> 1,121,237 North Shewa(R3) -> Berehet; Amhara -> Oromia -> Dewa Harewa; Oromia -> West Arsi - > Siraro; Tigray -> Central -> Ahferom; Tigray - > Eastern -> Hawzen; SNNPR -> Hadiya -> ; Amhara -> South Wollo -> Agriculture 6 Debresina; Oromia -> West Harerge -> Boke HAI Oromia -> Arsi -> Ziway Dugda; Oromia -> East 703,442 Shewa -> Adami Tulu Kombolcha; Oromia Agriculture 7 -> North Shewa(R4) -> ; Oromia -

1 5 Mmm to Mmm 2016 PERIODIC MONITORING REPORT Country name

Duration Agency Sector (Months) Location Amount in US$ > North Shewa(R4) -> PIN 436,875 SNNPR -> Alaba -> Alaba SP Woreda; SNNPR Agriculture 9 -> Selti -> Sankura WVE Oromia -> East Harerge -> Jarso; Oromia -> 311,567 West Harerge -> Habro; Tigray -> Southern -> Saharti Samre; Tigray -> Southern -> Enderta; Tigray -> Eastern -> Kelete Awelallo; SNNPR -> Hadiya -> Shashogo; Amhara -> Oromia -> Jille Agriculture 6 Timuga IMC SNNPR -> Hadiya -> ; SNNPR -> KT -> 1,116,273 Hadero Tubito; SNNPR -> Wolayita -> Humbo; Oromia -> North Shewa(R4) -> ; Oromia - > North Shewa(R4) -> ; Oromia - > North Shewa(R4) -> Gerar Jarso; Amhara -> North Shewa(R3) -> Minjar Shenkora; Amhara - Nutrition, Health 9 > North Shewa(R3) -> Ankober; Amhara -> Islamic Relief Somali -> Fafan -> Jijiga; Somali -> Siti -> 311,265 Nutrition 6 Miesso WVE Nutrition, WASH 9 Amhara -> South Wollo -> Ambasel 324,227 WVE Nutrition, WASH 9 SNNPR -> Gurage -> Sodo 272,074 WVE Oromia -> North Shewa(R4) -> Hidabu Abote; 240,692 Nutrition, WASH 9 Oromia -> North Shewa(R4) -> DRC WASH 6 Somali region, Dollo Ado Woreda 500,000 VSF Somali -> Fafan -> Aw-bare; Somali -> Fafan -> 244,294 WASH 6 Gursum; Somali -> Fafan SCI Nutrition (35%), 1,496,725 Health (15%), Food Oromia -> Bale -> Gura Damole; Oromia -> Security and Bale -> Dawe Kachen; Oromia -> Bale -> Livelihood (30%), Rayitu; Oromia -> Bale -> Seweyna; Oromia -> WASH (20%) 12 Bale -> Lege Hida SCI Nutrition (30%), 576,277 Food Security and Livelihood (30%), SNNPR -> Segen Peoples' -> Alle; SNNPR -> WASH (25%), Gurage -> Mareko; SNNPR -> Alaba -> Alaba Health (15%) 12 SP Woreda; SNNPR -> Hadiya -> SCI Food Security and 1,486,176 Livelihood (30%), Nutrition (30%), Tigray -> Southern -> Alamata; Tigray -> WASH (25%), Southern -> Raya Azebo; Tigray -> Southern -> Health (15%) 12 Ofla Total 48,169,954

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