Sudan Food Security Sector Dashboard As of 22 June 2017 COUNTRY RESPONSE UPDATE Multi-year Humanitarian Strategic Objectives KEY FACTS & FIGURES FSL Sector Objectives Sudan faces different types of emergencies that require both immediate response and long-term approaches to address root causes of food and livelihoods insecurity through joint efforts by humanitarian and development actors. The adoption of a MYHS supports the tailoring of programmes that will integrate response, recovery and resilience building, aiming to improve lifesaving and services for affected people in a relatively stable context, livelihoods-restoring interventions in the form of ‘food for assets are provided. Additionally, agricultural and livestock production restoring and protecting interventions coupled with income-generating schemes are implemented. The sector focuses also on restoration of livelihoods and resilience-building livelihoods-restoring interventions in conjunction interventions such as safety nets and social with providing development pathways in protection-related transfers. In addition, assets/ In order to integrate emergency lifesaving infrastructure for agriculture and livestock-based interventions such as food assistance and livelihoods are reconstructed/rehabilitated. emergency agriculture and livestock support SO1: Population affected by natural and man made disasters receive timely assistance during and aftermath of a shock. Strategic Objective 1: Reduce food insecurity of venerable people affected by natural disasters and conflict (life-saving). SO2: Displaced population, refugees, returnees and host communities need their basic needs and/or access essential basic services while increasing their self reliance period. Strategic Objective 2: Restore and sustain food and livelihood security of vulnerable households in affected areas. Strategic Objective 3: Build climate smart resilience of food and livelihoods for insecure population and reduce vulnerability to disasters. SO3: Vulnerable residents in targeted areas have improved nutrition status and increased resilience. PEOPLE TARGETED FUNDING REQUIRED 3.9 $201.3 MILLION MILLION 51% women 49% men PARTNERS 85 PARTNER PRESENCE – JUNE 2016 Target is more than needy due to recent refugee influx. People in need and targeted Contact: Baligha.Takana@fao.org Production date: 22-Jun-17 Data sources: FSLS/FSLS Partners http://fscluster.org/sudan The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the UN.