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PROSHAR aims to reduce food insecurity among rural vulnerable populations in Khulna through increasing incomes, improving health and nutrition, and enhancing resilience to shocks. The program targets specific focus areas to achieve its strategic objectives.
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Bangladesh Title II Multi Year Assistance Program Program for Strengthening Household Access to Resources (PROSHAR)
PROSHAR Goal & Objectives To reduce food insecurity among rural vulnerable populations in Khulna Strategic Objectives (SO) SO 1: Increase incomes of poor & ultra poor households: (ACDI-VOCA) SO 2: Improve health and nutrition of women & children: (PCI) SO 3: Strengthen the resiliency to shocks & their long term impact: (PCI)
PROSHAR Target Areas PROSHAR is working in three Upazilas in Khulna, reaching a total of 45,105 households: • Sarankhola (20% of program population) • Lohagara (49% of program population) • Batiaghata (30% of program population)
SO 2: Improve Health and Nutrition of Women & Children (34,890 HH) Focus Areas 1. Malnutrition prevented and treated for PLW & children <2 yrs 2. Integrated clinical health services expanded 3. Household & community response to health/nutrition challenges improved
SO 3: Strengthen Resiliency to Shocks & Long Term Impacts (5,502 HH) Focus Areas: 1. Mechanisms for mitigation & response to shocks improved. 2. Community capacity & resources to reduce vulnerability strengthened. 3. Capacity of local organizations, government & communities to respond to disaster strengthened.
Comprehensive M&E Strategy A multilayered approach to collecting data which includes: 1. Monthly data from program activities 2. Supervisory site visits & qualitative assessments 3. Qualitative/quantitative baseline & annual surveys 4. Midterm & final evaluations
Overall, PROSHAR will 1. Improve livelihoods all along the value chain through increased productivity & market linkages developed/strengthened. (SO1) 2. Prevent and treat child malnutrition, expand integrated clinical health services, & improve community/ household responses to health challenges. (SO2) 3. Empower communities to reduce risks & effectively respond to emergencies. (SO3)