1. Nutrition Sector Coordination Meeting Old CBN Building, Abuja - Nigeria 16 th July 2015 1

2. Agenda Participants Introduction Opening Remarks by FMOH Review of last Nutrition Sector Coordination Meeting Action point Sector Updates 5W updates Emergency response coverage & gap analysis Sector requirements of RUTF for 2015 Sector partner expansion plans - review HCT 90-day plan - update Presentation on Gender based Programming for Nutrition Update on geographical security for expansion of CMAM sites - Terence Mckechnie IOM DTM 4 Report – Stephanie (IOM) Updates from sector members on sector activities AoB 2

3. Action Points of 4 th June May 2015 ActionResponsibilityDeadline Distribute checklist for documents needed for the PCACluster Secretariat Complete PCAs and send requested documents to cluster secretariat. IMC IRC SCI ACF <07/07/2015 Share timeline of key activities, meetings, and workshops UNOCHA16/07/2015 Inform field officers and state of the displaced children in Uba, Borno. Highlight the need for a response. Cluster coordinator 3

4. Nutrition Emergency Response Updates North-East Nigeria

5. Nutrition Sector 5Ws Nutrition Sector 5Ws 5

6. Nutrition Activities in Nigeria NE Nutrition Activities in Nigeria NE January – July 2015 Screening in IDP camps CMAM IYCF Community Sensitization & Key Messages delivery Planned Expansion of CMAM / IYCF MMN Food Vouchers (supplementary feeding) 6

7. Nutrition Sector – Total Achievements Based on 5W data 7

8. Nutrition Sector presence in NE by States January – July 2015 Adamawa SMoH UNICEF IRC Borno SMoH UNICEF ACF Yobe SMoH UNICEF ACF Bauchi SMoH UNICEF Gombe SMoH UNICEF 8

9. Nutrition Sector Activities – CMAM Based on 5W data 9 Severe Acute Malnutrition 75,859 SAM Targeted 30,927 Target Achieved 41 Target percent achieved 59 Target Percent yet to be achieved

10. Nutrition Sector Activities – CMAM Performance Indicators - Based on 5W data 10

11. Nutrition Sector Activities – Screening Based on 5W data 11

12. Nutrition Sector Activities - IYCF 12 Targets – State / LGAs Data – Women counselled on IYCF practices

13. Nutrition Sector Coverage and Gap Analysis Nutrition Sector Coverage and Gap Analysis 13

14. Nutrition Sector Presence by LGAs 14

15. Based on 5W data Coverage and Gap – Partners Based on 5W data 15 UNICEF ACF

16. Based on 5W data Coverage & Gap – Activities Based on 5W data 16 CMAM – SAM Treatment IYCF Community Screening

17. Coverage & Gap - Adamawa 17 IRC UNICEF ACF IMC ICRC Save the Children Mercy Corp FAO WHO

18. 18 Coverage & Gap - Borno SNSTATESLGA NAMESPop 2015 Total IDPs Status CMAMIYCFMMN Screening Assessments Nutrition Awareness Food Vouchers otherCMAMIYCFMMN Screening Assessments Nutrition Awareness Food Vouchers other IOM Apr 2015 On-GoingPlaned Borno5,743,752120,872 36 1BornoAbadam135,352 2 2BornoAskira/Uba186,574 3 3BornoBama364,776 3 4BornoBayo106,707 35 5BornoBiu237,889859 36 6BornoChibok89,314 3 7BornoDamboa312,876 3 8BornoDikwa143,093 2 9BornoGubio206,417 2 10BornoGuzamala129,229 2 11BornoGwoza373,323 3 12BornoHawul162,555 35 13BornoJere285,35613,032 15 14BornoKaga121,619 2 15BornoKala/Balge82,142 2 16BornoKonduga211,532 2 17BornoKukawa275,439 2 18BornoKwaya Kusar76,337 35 19BornoMafa139,862 2 20BornoMagumeri189,465 2 21BornoMaiduguri704,584106,981 15 22BornoMarte309,900 2 23BornoMobbar157,610 3 24BornoMonguno148,419 3 25BornoNgala320,305 3 26BornoNganzai134,838 2 27BornoShani138,240 35 IRC UNICEF ACF IMC ICRC Save the Children Mercy Corp FAO WHO

19. 19 IRC UNICEF ACF IMC ICRC Save the Children Mercy Corp FAO WHO SNSTATES LGA NAMES Pop 2015 Total IDPs Status CMAMIYCFMMN Screening Assessme nts Nutrition Awareness Food Vouchers otherCMAMIYCFMMN Screening Assessmen ts Nutrition Awareness Food Vouchers other IOM Apr 2015 On-GoingPlaned Yobe 3,164,09 0 0 77 1YobeBarde190,509 2 2YobeBorsari148,725 2 3YobeDamaturu119,954 313 4YobeFika186,574 1 6 5YobeFune409,905 318 6YobeGeidam214,377 36 7YobeGujba177,297 2 8YobeGulani141,074 2 9YobeJakusko312,217 2 10YobeKarasuwa145,819 2 11YobeMachina83,963 1 6 12YobeNangere119,694 2 13YobeNguru205,296 36 14YobePotiskum280,588 310 15YobeTarmua105,221 2 16YobeYunusari171,481 3 312 17YobeYusufari151,399 2 Coverage & Gap - Yobe

20. Coverage & Gap – August Plans 20 UNICEF Yobe: Jakusko, Barde and Bosari Borno: Konduga, Megumeri and Mafa Save the Children Borno: Maiduguri and Jare

21. Nutrition Sector Requirements of RUTF for 2015 Nutrition Sector Requirements of RUTF for 2015 21

22. Estimation of SAM for North & NE Based on 2014 GAM rates of each state States Target SAM caseload NE 2015 (130%) Target SAM caseload North 2015 (75%) SAM % (SMART 2014) Adamawa4,986 0.2 Bauchi 33,2661.5 Borno47,772 1.4 Gombe 20,8431.9 Jigawa 25,6651.3 Kano 66,1721.5 Katsina 79,5863.0 Kebbi 20,9471.4 Sokoto 33,8632.0 Traba 2,0710.2 Yobe23,100 1.2 Zamfara19,7501.3 75,859302,162

23. Review of SAM trends 2014/2015 Based on comparison of trends from 2014 North East 3 statesNorth States Jan-MayJan-DecJan-MayJan-Dec Admission 201410,04331,78897,340288,459 Admission 201520,00297,014 Expected admission 2015 63,310 287,493 All 11 North States Jan - MayJan - Dec Admission 2014107,383320,247 Admission 2015117,016 Expected admision 2015 350,803

24. RUTF Requirement & Gap Based on estimated SAM targets Expected Case load:75% of N states & 130% of NE states Target Areas Available/ Committed Expected caseloadGapContingency NE112,87875,85937,019 20,460 North285,603302,162-16,559 Total398,481378,0210

25. Partners Requirements and Expansion plans S/No.OrganizationStates coveredNo. of LGAs involvedRequirement as per MarchRequested in July 1 Action Against Hunger (ACF) Borno and Yobe 21,565 0 2IRC Adamawa10,000 4560 3 Save the Children International Katsina / Borno 620,000 7000 4COOPI 0 5 International Medical Corps (IMC) Sokoto (Wamakko & Binji) 24,618 Borno (Maiduguri & Jere 28,300 0

26. HCT 90 Day Plan 4 th June till 4 th September Mid assessment at end August 26

27. 1. Result/outcome to be achieved: 240,500 children under the age of five are screened regularly for acute malnutrition in the IDP camps, host communities and health clinics. 27 ActivitiesLead AgencyCo-implementing agencies 1.1 Train 150 Health workers on IYCF and Multi-micronutrients. UNICEFACF, Save the Children, IRC 1.2 Conduct weekly nutrition screening in 12 IDP camps. UNICEFACF, Save the Children, IRC 1.3 Conduct monthly nutrition surveillance screening in Sentinel sites, host communities and IDP camps. UNICEFACF, Save the Children, IRC

28. 2. Result/outcome to be achieved: 57,779 women and children have benefitted from infant and young child feeding (IYCF). 28 2.1 Conduct targeted breastfeeding promotion activities for mothers, caretakers, and health service providers as well as other influential family and community members. UNICEFACF, Save the Children, IRC 2.2 Establish IYCF support groups and identify individuals in need of targeted support to provide IYCF counselling and appropriate information to pregnant and lactating mothers UNICEFACF, Save the Children, IRC 2.3 Regularly disseminate key nutrition, health & hygiene care messages and raise awareness and demand for available services through media and innovative community structures / approaches. UNICEF ACF, Save the Children, IRC

29. 3. Result/outcome to be achieved: 2,410 children with acute malnutrition have accessed appropriate management for acute malnutrition. 29 3.1 Provide treatment to 2,410 children with SAM. UNICEFACF, Save the Children, IRC

30. 4. Result/outcome to be achieved: 34,763 children and women have regularly accessed multi-micronutrients. 30 4.1 Provide Vitamin A supplementation and deworming. UNICEFACF, Save the Children, IRC 4.2 Provide Multi-micronutrient supplementation to children and PLWs, linked with IYCF promotion. UNICEFACF, Save the Children, IRC

31. Update INGOs led Assessment Prioritization indicators at LGA level ??? HRP Time line 31

32. Our Children and Women are in need of our assistance in NE !!!! 32