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a r g r n h d t regarding disaster prevention,preparedness and relatedissues. andits partners aredoing This FortnightBulletin updatesreadersonwhat DPPA sending foodaidtoSomali Regionin Preparedness Agency (DPPA) is The DisasterPrevention and Emergency FoodSecurityReserve. toring activitiesandUSD256,045for USD 995,996forgeneralcoordinationmoni- Center; IT (ENCU); USD52,780forDPPA of theEmergencyNutritionCoordinationUnit USD 44,615isallocatedforthestrengthening 2,349, 436hasbeenobtained. Outofwhich transparency toits partners atotal ofUSD the DPPA. Howeverduetotheagency's 743,259 wasplannedforcapacity buildingof In thefirsthalfofbudgetyearUSD inputs. plies andUSD1,866,975for Agricultural and nutrition;USD2,442,484forwatersup- USD 11,209,085 ofthenon-foodaidforhealth hasallocated obtained. OfwhichtheDPPA non-food aidUSD15,518,744hasbeen According tothereportoutoftotal planned months (fromJulytoDecember2005). was plannedtobeobtained inthepast six Similarly 39.52milliondollarsofnon-foodaid in thepast 6months. 72% ofwhathasbeenplannedtobesecured issofarsecured. offoodaid193,843MT MT DPPA, notedthatoutoftheplanned268,282 Policy, PlanandProgramdepartment ofthe In its sixmonthsperformancereportthe lion non-foodaidfromdonors. offoodaidandoverUSD15mil- 193,000 MT securedover In thepast sixmonthsDPPA Aid inthePast 6Months FDPPA SecuredEncouraging Drought inSomaliRegion Appropriate Measures beingtaken to Containthe Disaster PreventionandPrepardness Agency Vol.12 No.1January15,2006 PAandNGOsallocated133,539 DPPA ful consequencesofthedrought. The response totheunpleasant andharm- T. MT and BeneshangulGumuz7 3,071.4 MT; Harari319MT 4,086.2 MT; DireDawa 10,656.74 MT; Gambella; 89,228.81 MT; SNNP ; Tigray 89,303.94 MT Somali 95,132.98MT; Afar received 103,631.90; tributed in2005,Oromia From thetotal amountdis- allocated byNGOs. remaining 95,962.28was andthe cated 330,923.2MT allo- distributed theDPPA 2005. Ofthetotal foodaid sent todifferent regionsin emergency foodhasbeen of total of426,885.38MT A 2 o M ODAidStatus FOOD f 0 o

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a 2 the areaandreportingdaily. are closelyfollowingdevelopments in Jijiga, Gode,Libenand Afeder and These fourteamsarestationed in conditions andotherrelatedmatters. and animalhealth,waterpasture bution offoodaid,assessinghuman The teamsarecoordinatingthedistri- of Agriculture andNGOsaresent. DPPA, theMinistryofHealth, comprising ofpersonnelfromthe food shortages 4moremobileteams large segmentofthepopulationto affected mostoftheregionexposinga ousness ofthedroughtthathas November. Howeverduetotheseri- the areatoconductregularstudiesin cies hadsent4assessmentteamsto The governmentwithpartner agen- soon. remaining amountisplannedtoreach transported toaffected areas. The the monthof January. foodaidhas alreadybeensentfor MT shortage in theBorenazone2,879 disclosed thatduetothegeneral food Monitoring Department oftheFDPPA Aid ProgramCoordination and Dare woredasofBorena zone. The has sentassessmentteam toMoyale, Warning Department oftheFDPPA Moyale low-lyingareas. The Early Cattle arebecomingleaninDireand been hospitalized. malnutrition and28ofthemhave da 163childrenhavesuffered severe Especially in4localitiesofDirewere- have shownsignsofmalnutrition. condition andhadbeenused. offoodhadbeen keptingood MT warehouses ingoodshape42,718 taken tokeepfoodinthecentral the regionsandasaresultofactions ported fromcentralwarehousesto offoodhasbeentrans- 122,132 MT Moreover inthelastsixmonths l 4 s 5

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Allocation of Relief Food by DPPA and NGOs in 2005 (January-December 31,2005) January February March April

No Region DPPA NGOs Sub Total DPPA NGOs Sub Total DPPA NGOs Sub DPPA NGOs Sub Total Total

1 Tigray 0 6,549.40 0 6,549.40 7,125 7,125 7,213 7,213

2 Afar 7,805.3 7,805.3 7,805.3 0 7,805.3 9,767 9,767 9,572 9,572

3 Amhara 0 0 0 0 0

4 Oromia 3,635.20 3,635.20 2,018.90 0 2,018.90 8,609 449 9,058 9,223 449 9,672

5 Somali 0 18,355.90 0 18,355.90 447 447 175 446 621 6 Benshangul 0 0 0 0 0

7 Gambela 0 845.2 0 845.2 0 842 842

8 SNNP 0 0 2,519 2,519 6,717 6,717

9 Harari 0 0 0 0

10 DireDawa 0 0 653 653 0

Total 11,440.50 0 11,440.50 35,574.70 0 35,574.70 28,673 896 29,569 33,742 895 34,637

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No Region DPPA NGOs Sub DPPA NGOs Sub DPPA NGOs Sub DPPA NGOs Sub Total Total Total Total 1 Tigray 12,607 0 12,607 8058 3,349 11,407 7,700 3,349 11,049 6,429 4,917 11,346

2 Afar 10092 0 10092 9231 0 9,231 8,900 0 8,900 5,296 5,296

3 Amhara 15 0 15 219 152 371 3,820 152 3,972 3,013 830 3,843 4 Oromia 11,278 762 12,040 7,862 4,400 12,262 8,697 4,223 12,920 889 7,759 8,648

5 Somali 16,973 6,570 23,543 17658 6,608 24,266 0 0 0 2,582 2,582 6 Benshangul 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

7 Gambela 842 0 842 842 0 842 0 0 0 715 715

8 SNNP 7,968 0 7,968 5,874 1,262 7,136 93 1,075 1,168 523 952 1,475 9 Harari 113 0 113 104 0 104 0 0 0 102 0 102

Fortnight Bulletin Vol 12 No 1 January 15, 2005 3 Sept. October November December No Region DPPA NGOs Sub Total DPPA NGOs Sub Tot DPPA NGOs Sub DPPA NGOs Sub al Total Total 1 Tigray 4520.3 6690.76 11211.06 3804.1 6916.71 10720.81 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 Afar 4453.2 699 5152.2 4528.5 795.69 5324.19 4335.8 865.59 5201.39 4292.1 865.56 5157.66 3 Amhara 1903.7 328.41 2232.11 223.68 223.68 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 Oromia 13684.9 8033.82 21718.72 3709.12 3709.12 3065.3 2119.63 5184.93 2638 127.3 2765.3 5 Somali 1263 1263 3558.9 3303.08 6861.98 3690.2 149 3839.2 10259.3 3094.6 13353.9 6 Benshangul 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 Gambela 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

STOCK STATUS OF EFSRA AND LOAN REPAY- MENT SCHEDULE (MT) (January 9, 2005)

I. Stock Status of EFSRA MT

1. Stock at hand ...... 301,893.43 2. Outstanding loans...... 65,054.40 3. Under withdrawal …………………………….....…… 38,057.00 4. Total owned stock ...... 405,004.83

II. Loan Repayment Schedule DPPA Guarantor Qty repaid (MT) Borrower Remark

1 WFP 16210 11008.26 WFP 2 WFP 215740 332005.44 DPPC 3 USAID 0 2807.54 DPPC 4 SIDA 20000 14894.26 DPPC 5 EU 58000 4788.05 DPPC 6 CFGB 0 2107.96 NGOS SSD&TBWRD 7 EU 0 25698.75 NGOs REST,ORDA,SCF, GAA, CONCERN, CISP, SOS, FHI, 8 USAID 69749.3 102500.2 NGOs CRS,WVE,REST,F HI,CARE 9 CIDA 1500 0 NGOs TBWRD Total 381199.3 495810.46

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