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Enhancing Food Security in Post-Typhoon Philippines

This report presents updates on food security and agriculture initiatives in Tacloban post-typhoon. Includes monitoring reports, distribution data, and feedback on livestock integration. Key indicators show progress in reaching individuals with food assistance, cash transfers, and agricultural inputs. Partners like WFP, FAO, and CARE are actively involved in rebuilding livelihood assets for farmers and fisherfolk. The report highlights the percentage of the target population with improved food consumption scores and the regained livelihood assets among rural women and men. Approximately a quarter of the affected population has received support in rebuilding their lives.

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Enhancing Food Security in Post-Typhoon Philippines

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  1. Food Securityand Agriculture- Philippines30 April 2014- Tacloban

  2. Agenda • Introduction • Presentation of the CTWG TORs • Feedback on the Livestock Integration workshop • Seeds post distribution monitoring report • Consolidated FSAC output monitoring report (Nov to March) • AOB- FSAC structure/Guian and Ormoc

  3. SRP -Outputs Data received so far

  4. Output Indicator 1.1.1 - # of individuals receiving food assistance (through general food distribution) Partner(s): WFP, FH, PIN, CARE, ICAN Foundation, Bradford, Christian Aid, Operation Mobilization Philippines, Oxfam, Peace Winds Japan, Salvation Army, Samaritan’s Purse, SAVE, Swiss humanitarian Aid, VIVA, WV

  5. Indicator 1.1.3 - # of persons reached with cash transfers Partner(s): WFP, SI, LWR, FH, CARE, Concern Worldwide, Christian Aid, Oxfam, SAVE

  6. Output Indicator 3.2.1 - #of affected farmers receiving agricultural inputs Partner(s): FAO, E_W Seed, FH, PIN, Oxfam

  7. Output Indicator 3.2.2 - # of affected farmers with key agricultural assets Partner(s): FH

  8. Output Indicator 3.2.4 - # of fisherfolk with boats repaired and built Partner(s): BFAR, FH and Concern Worldwide

  9. Indicator 3.2.6 -# of women trained in food preservation OR fish processing OR seaweed farming Partner(s): E_W Seed

  10. SRP -Outcomes Data received so far

  11. 1.1 Percentage of target population with a household food consumption score >42Sampling Size

  12. FCS in areas which received food assistance (MONITORING DATA: JAN 26 to FEB 28)

  13. 3.2 Percentage of affected women and men in rural areas who have regained pre-typhoon livelihoods assets (farming/fisheries). Approximately one-quarter of the affected population has been reached with assistance to regain pre-typhoon livelihoods assets.

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