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BANADIR Sub-National Nutrition Cluster Meeting Minutes FMOH Meeting Hall, Shingani District, Mogadishu Somalia, 28th March 2018, 10:00Am - 12:00PM.

Agenda Discussions Action points Welcome and The meeting opened by the cluster chair Abdulwahab Ali, Introduction beginning a few verses of the Holly Quran read by one of the participants, and then the chair has been given the speech to Dr. Feysal, Nutrition Manager of the FMOH to welcome the participants to the MoH meeting venue and thanked how they have attended the meeting, the MoH also thanked to the cluster chairs how they have arranged the agendas of the meeting, the MoH has been given an update to the partners towards the ongoing projects in the countrywide specially Banadir region such as the resilience project which will not affect the previous running projects, Finally the MoH has emphasized that partners should attend continuously to their cluster at the MoH and added that if there is any organization which planning to open/star a new program or willing to close out a program should inform the ministry prior of any action. Then the speech has been given back to the chair so as to continue the meeting.

Review of the The previous meeting minutes has been reviewed and previous meeting discussed while the action points also been debated and minutes and action points finalized.

Key nutrition services and situation ACF/AAH: highlights ACF has conducted SMART survey targeting Mogadishu

IDP’s. Upon completion, a preliminary presentation of

the key results was presented to the partners and MOH,

and final report will be shared widely to the partners

through the cluster and MOH after validation of the

survey by AIMWG.

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IMAM + IYCF training will be conducted in the coming month. Normal admission trends were reported, with Action Point 1; enough stock supplies. The Nutrition Cluster and the Joint supervision of ACF and WOCCA representatives was FMoH will assess and visit the carried out to KAHDA in ACF coverage area to avoid WOCCA HC in KAHDA which is duplication. providing SHF supported SC and OTP nutrition programs. CESVI: CESVI is planning to start the resilience program at two health centers in Wadajir district (Wadajir health center & Halane health center) and two health centers in Afgoye district (Elasha HC & Jazeera HC) as the project is integrated OTP, TSFP and MCHN the plan is to start registration in April.

As the resilience project suggested CESVI will hand-over its nutrition interventions to SORDO start from April. CESVI has notified a decrease in admission trends to their sites in last month, and they have enough stock balances. Action Point 2; Finally, CESVI has updated that they are yet waiting the activation of their PCAs and FLAs, as long as they are now The Nutrition Cluster will share working in a gap. partners to the tracing form so as to report the movement of CWW; the new Arrivals.

CWW updated that their Integrated health and nutrition

services are successfully running in all CWW target areas. Both ECHO and DFID (IRF5) grants are coming to end 31st March 2017. However, IRF5 will be expected to extend till may 2018.

Consequently, BRiCs multi-year project is expected to

fund all Concern health and nutrition target areas. Brics will majorly expected to emphasize on resilience rather than curative services. ECHO grant is also expected to cover some of health and nutrition services in both Banadir and lower Shabelle.

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As CWW stated WFP will be covering TSFP service in 5 sites in Afgooye and 2 sites in Mogadishu corridor. Also Action Point 3; CWW mentioned that there is some challenges including RUSF supply shortage, Banadir SC PCA has ended hence The Nutrition Cluster and the extension confirmed. Lack of supplies is also major FMoH will arrange a joint Rapid challenge in the SC and Evictions along Mogadishu MUAC Screening and Service corridor. Mapping in Kahda and Daynile Districts including the new IDPs Finally CWW is planning to Start CINS (Cash for Improved at Bankala and Arafat areas. Nutrition in Somalia) and R2HC research projects in Mogadishu corridor.

RI:

RI updated that their Heliwa district OTPs sites has

slightly increased admissions in the past month, while

they have screened a total of 2637 under five SAM

children at the both Bandarwanag and Waxarcade sites.

RI has also updated that their PD and FLA are still under review.

OSPAD:

OSPAD has updated that there is a decreased admission trends, due to that there is no any distributions of food commodities, only screening is going on with Scope registration to their HC in HODAN District while the FLA has activated and will be affective up to Dec of this year.

OSPAD has also updated that they have opened new Action Point 4; TSFP&MCHN Site in Odweyne, Deyniile District, Screening and Scope registration is running smoothly and they are facing The Nutrition Cluster, FMoH and high admissions as they have mentioned while the FLA is Medair will make sure to affective up to Dec of this year. transfer the Beneficiaries in

MCHN program to IRC’s HC in Finally OSPAD has stated that their Site in Howlwadag, District which was providing OTP, TSFP and MCHN has faced in Karan District.

decreased admission trends due to lack of distribution of food commodities while they only do screening and Scope registration, Furthermore, they do not have active PCA to their OTP and their stock is Zero balance in the past two months.

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WARDI: WARDI has updated that their EPHS project in Dharkinley/Kahda disricts has Expired on 28th February, and a new PD has been sent to UNICEF for review, as well as their OTPs in Kahda district The PD will expire in April, and it has been added One month of no cost extension.

Finally as WARDI updated their SC in HamarJaJab district is functioning well and their receive both referrals and new admissions while they sometimes receive cases from outside of Banadir region such as the neighboring regions (Lower- Shabele) and they will share the cluster the SC’s success stories.

SAF-UK: SAF-UK updated that their OTP in Kahda district’s PD has expired in mid-March while the new PD is yet under review, in addition to that there is no stock balance to their activities until the activation of the new PD.

Updates of New As PAC updated there are both evicted IDPs and new Arrivals (No of HH, arrivals mainly from Balcad District at BANGALA area of Their New or Old Dayniile District PAC have arranged a teat to do screening Camps, and Their Response). and refferals while they have also given to them deworming, health and nutrition awareness, there is also a preliminary report which is indicated that these IDPs have been given a five year period land by the land owners and the local authority, the number of HH of this area has been estimated a total of 300 – 400 households while still the movements is continues which may increase their number.

SOYDA gave an update of 200 households those have arrived near to their site in KM13 MACANI area of Dayniile District which increased their admissions in March according to February those were mainly coming from Bariire. SCI has given an update of ARAFAT area of Dayniile District which is also hosting both new IDPs which are

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coming from Qoryoley, Balcad, Kuntrurwarey and some eviction affected IDPs while there was an estimation of 744HH as eviction affected IDPs and 624HH were new arrivals as SCI was a partner from the Nutrition Cluster making Jointly Inter-Cluster need assessment in this area and they have noted some humanitarian challenges.

Knowledge/Experience CWW has presented two research presentation which Sharing Sessions: they are going to conduct the first presentation was CINS (Cash for Improved Nutrition in Somalia) and the other presentation was R2HC research projects in Mogadishu corridor.

AOB There was any other business which has been discussed during the meeting.

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Action points:

S/N Action points Time Status Responsible Frame 1 The Nutrition Cluster and the FMoH will assess and Nutrition Cluster Immediate Done visit the WOCCA HC in KAHDA which is providing & FMoH SHF supported SC and OTP nutrition programs.

2 The Nutrition Cluster will share partners to the Nutrition Cluster Immediate Progressing tracing form so as to report the movement of the new Arrivals.

3 The Nutrition Cluster and the FMoH will arrange a MoH and the Immediate Pending join Rapid Nutrition Assessment to the new IDPs at Nutrition Cluster Bankala and Arafat areas of Dayniile District.

4 The Nutrition Cluster and FMoH will arrange a Nutrition Cluster Immediate Progressing holistic quarterly mass-screening in all districts of & FMoH Banadir Region.

5 The Nutrition Cluster, FMoH and Medair will make MoH, Nutrition From Now Pending sure to transfer the Beneficiaries in MCHN Cluster and program to IRC’s HC in Karan District. Medair

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Meeting attendance S/N Name Organization Email/Contact 1 Dr Feysal Mohmed Qasim FMOH [email protected] 2 Dr. Mohamed Hussein Alasow FMOH [email protected] 3 Abdullahi Mohamed Ibrahim WFP abdullahi.mohamedibrahim.org 4 Abdulwahab Ali Osman CPD / Cluster Chair [email protected] 5 Hashim Aden Jelle CWW [email protected] 6 Hani Bashir Mohamed CWW [email protected] 7 Mahad Dahir Turyare UNICEF [email protected] 8 Dr. Mohamed H Halane ARC [email protected] 9 Abdifatah Ahmed Ali SHARDO [email protected] 10 Naima Warsame ACF/AAH [email protected] 11 Dr Mohamed Sh Omar ACF/AAH [email protected] 12 Dr Yusuf Sheikh Abdi RI [email protected] 13 Dr.Aweys Olow Hassan BANADIR HOSPITAL [email protected] 14 Dr. Mohamed Siyad Hassan OSPAD [email protected] 15 Ubah Ahmed Haji SOYDA [email protected] 16 Abdiwali A Aden MEDAIR [email protected] 17 Dr. Muna Abdirizak Jama IRC [email protected] 18 Mohamoud Garun Gas PAC [email protected] 19 Dr.Ibrahim Ali Bashir SCI [email protected] 20 Fahma Hassan Moalim CESVI [email protected] 21 Ahmed Abdulkadir PAC [email protected] 22 Sugale Abdi Hassan SAF UK [email protected] 23 Zamzam Mohamed WOCCA [email protected] 24 Hani Sh Osman Mohamed MERCY USA [email protected] 25 Dr Mohamed Abukar Ali SORDI [email protected] 26 Mohamed Hassan Abdulle SORDO [email protected] 27 Mikaiil Hussein BPHCC [email protected] 28 Liibaan Mohamed Abdi YOUTHLINK [email protected] 29 Ali Hilowle Yallahow AID VISION [email protected] 30 Khadiija Ali Gedi FMOH [email protected] 31 Abukar Sh Ali FMOH [email protected] 32 Abdisalam Ibrahim FMOH [email protected] 33 34 35

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