1. IPC-Chronic in the Philippines

2. OUTLINE I.Background II.IPC Chronic Roll out in the Philippines III.IPC Chronic Food Insecurity Map IV.Next Steps

3. I. Background IPC Global Forum Preliminary findings of the Baseline Study on the IPC Use and Impacts at different levels Launch of IPC Chronic Food Insecurity Classification 1 2 Day FAO Headquarters, Rome, Italy, July 1, 2014

4. Key Steps for IPC-Chronic Implementation at Country Level 1.Introduction to IPC Chronic Food Security Analyses and Planning of Rollout Process 2.Training 1: Data Requirements and ISS for IPC- Chronic 3.Evidence Collection 4.Training 2: IPC Chronic Phase Classification 5.IPC Chronic Analysis and Validation 6.Production and Dissemination of Findings I. Background

5. II. IPC Chronic Roll out in the Philippines OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR TIMELINE 20152015 20142014 Awareness Raising Session and Training on ISS Workshop on Data Mapping IPC Chronic Level 1 Training Evidence Collection IPC Chronic Workshop IPC-GSU Quality Review Revision of output (IPC Analysts) 2 nd Review of IPC-GSU Presentation of IPC Output to Special Bodies

6. II. IPC Chronic Roll out in the Philippines WHAT: Awareness Raising Session and Training on Information Support System WHEN: 28-29 October 2014 WHERE: Richmonde Hotel, Ortigas Ave, Pasig City WHO: 26 participants (14 agencies)

7. WHAT: Workshop on Data Mapping and IPC Chronic Analysis of Bangladesh WHEN: 10-14 November 2014 WHERE: BRAC Center for Development, Gazipur, Bangladesh WHO: Data Analysts from Philippines and Nepal; IPC-Chronic Analysts from Bangladesh II. IPC Chronic Roll out in the Philippines

8. WHAT: IPC Chronic Level 1 Training WHEN: 17-21 November 2014 WHERE: The Lake Hotel, Tagaytay City WHO: 31 participants (16 agencies) II. IPC Chronic Roll out in the Philippines

9. WHAT: IPC Chronic Evidence Collection and Uploading of Evidences in IPC ISS Website WHEN: Dec 2014 to Jan 2015 WHERE: NNC Office WHO: Hygeia Ceres Gawe Ellen Abella Karen Mejos Frederich Tan Sophie Chotard (15-19 Jan 2015) # of Food and Nutrition Indicators: 51 II. IPC Chronic Roll out in the Philippines

10. WHAT: IPC Chronic Food Insecurity Workshop WHEN: 20-24 January 2015 WHERE: Hotel H20, Luneta, Manila WHO: 29 participants (11 agencies) II. IPC Chronic Roll out in the Philippines

11. WHAT: Real Time Quality Review for IPC Chronic Classification for Selected Areas of Philippines WHEN: 28 January to 10 February 2015 Reviewer : Ms. Quraishia Merzouk, IPC-GSU Feedback from Reviewer: Overall analysis was of an exceptionally high quality Significant attention paid to organising the data in the Evidence Repository and facilitating ease of access Significant effort was invested in meticulously sourcing data, entering and analysing the data to achieve an integrated analysis Limited data for Food Quantity (HDDS only)

12. III. IPC Chronic Food Insecurity Map 18 Provinces of Mindanao

13. III. IPC Chronic Food Insecurity Map In summary, of the 18 provinces: Lanao del Sur and Sulu are classified as Severe CFI Phase 4 15 provinces are classified as Moderate CFI Phase 3 Zamboanga del Sur is classified as Mild CFI Phase 2 About ¾ of the population fall under levels 2, 3 and 4

14. VI. Next Steps Revise the IPC Chronic Food Insecurity Report based on IPC GSU comments Validate-present results with RDCs/SDCs Disseminate to national level sectors as input to food security and nutrition assessment and strategic planning Conduct 2 nd round IPC Chronic Analysis in 3 rd Quarter of 2015 to cover additional 15-20 provinces

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