Provide support to multi-sectoral needs for vulnerable families in the states of Bolivar and Sucre States

Direct beneficiaries SDC:

A total of 7’331 (3’768 female and 3’563 male) – including children from 0 to 5 years old, children and young people from 6 to 18 years old, nursing women, adult/elderly people and indigenous communities.

In Bolívar state a total of 1’468 people

In Sucre state a total of 5’863 people

Indirect SDC beneficiaries: 14’662 people

Outcome 1)    Efficiently respond to immediate humanitarian needs and prevent protection risks (GBV, inclusion, diversity, resilience) for the most vulnerable people.

Outcome 2)    Strengthen equitable and quality access to basic services in the Food Security, Health/Nutrition and WASH sectors, and support livelihood opportunities for the most vulnerable people.

Resultados previstos:  

Protection (Gender):

-    3’000 people sensitised on issues on protection and gender topics (SGBV workshops, psychosocial support).

Food Security and Livelihoods:

-    200 heads of households trained in agricultural production practices, entrepreneurship and development of new livelihoods;

-    1’200 people (of 200 families targeted) are benefiting from the production of 100 agricultural gardens;

-    1’968 people received food security assistance.

Health and Nutrition:

-    1’641 children and adolescents from 0 to 15 years of age and older adults received nutritional supplements;

-    930 children under 5 years of age admitted for treatment of Severe or Moderate Acute Malnutrition.

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene:

-    800 people benefited with emergency family kits in shelters;

-    3’100 people receive water, sanitation and hygiene items in communities and schools;

-    3 Hygiene Promotion Clubs are created and established with action plans.

Resultados de las fases anteriores:  

-    Total beneficiaries attended: 8'203 people in the states of Sucre and Bolivar, strengthened their capacities to improve agricultural practices.

Nutrition, Food security and Livelihoods:

-    175 families and 1 school received agritcultural kits for the creation of family and school gardens.

-    8 theoretical-practical modules of the agriculture and food security workshops were given (4 workshops on alternative nutrition and breastfeeding, and 5 on water, sanitation and hygiene).

-    2'093 people have received food kits (to family groups) and meals served (served daily to approximately 800 people in the Pemón Manak Kru indigenous school, Bolívar state).

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene:

-    395 people have received family dignity kits with hygiene and personal hygiene items.

-    1'674 people in the states of Sucre and Bolivar have received a hand-washing kit.