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HUMANITARIAN DASHBOARD – Côte d’Ivoire November 2011

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HUMANITARIAN DASHBOARD – Côte d’Ivoire November 2011

HUMANITARIAN DASHBOARD – Côte d’Ivoire November 2011

Evolution of number of IDPs in CDI and projection for December 2011 (Source: CCCM Cluster)

End of 2012, in multi-sectoral humanitarian intervention areas, reduction of morbidity from waterborne diseases by x%

End of 2012, increase in primary-school enrolment ratio by x% for school-age boys and y% for school-age girls.

End of 2012, in multi-sectoral and sectoral humanitarian intervention areas, 10% increase of the number of households with a food consumption score of 35+.

End of 2012, in return areas, 75% of basic health-care facilities are functional.

End of 2012, in return areas, primary-school enrolment ratio reaching the national average.

In 2012, gradual and regular increase (+x monthly %) of the “intent to return” rate of displaced people and refugees.

End of 2012, in food security intervention regions, reduction by 12 points of the household monitoring strategy index.

End of 2012, in food security intervention regions, reduction by 40% of the number of households in moderate food insecurity.

End of 2012, in food security intervention regions, 60% reduction of the number of households in acute food insecurity.

End of 2012, in the Montagnes and Moyen Cavally regions, reduction by 30% of cases of acute respiratory infection.

Key humanitarian monitoring indicators AND TARGETS

IndicatOrs

Top-level outcome/humanitarian indicators
Crude mortality rate	10.16/1,000) 2011 (statistiques-mondiale.com/cote_divoire.htm)
Mortality rate <5 years	114/1,000 live births (Child Info Côte d'Ivoire Country Profile 2010)
Global acute malnutrition <5	5.4% (Côte d'Ivoire SMART Survey 2011)
Severe acute malnutrition <5	1.0% (Côte d'Ivoire SMART Survey 2011)
% of the population living below the poverty line (241,145 F CFA/y)	48.9% (National Survey into the Standard of Living of Households in Côte d'Ivoire 2008)

Reference indicators (pre-crisis reference)
Population	21,570,700 (UNDP, 2009)
Population growth	2.08% (2011, statistiques-mondiale.com/cote_divoire.htm)
Life expectancy (F)	54.4 years (INS 2010 forecasts)
Life expectancy (M)	51 years (INS 2010 forecasts)
Literacy rate in %	66.6% (http:mdgs.un.org/unsd/mdg/Data.asp?)
HDI Rank	0.4 rank, 170^th country out of 187 (2011)
Urban population	49.0% (2008)statistiques-mondiale.com/cote_divoire.htm

information GAPs and assessment planning

Estimate of IDPs in host families.
Update of the total population (new population census planned for 2012).
Mapping of functional public institutions in priority areas.
Thorough assessments in areas where information gaps have been identified (Bas Sassandra, Haut Sassandra, Wouroudougo).
Thorough food security assessment planned for December 2011 by WFP/FAO, Minagri and INS.

HUMANITARIAN DASHBOARD – Côte d’Ivoire November 2011

OPERATING CONSTRAINTS

Access to vulnerable populations practically impossible for several months.

Limited funding in 2011 affecting the humanitarian response plan.

Prolonged closure of schools, absence of police and judicial services, and absence of interlocutors in public administration.

analyse de la tendance

Additional humanitarian and development indicators for Côte d’Ivoire

		Latest data	Previous data or pre-crisis reference level	Trend²
Economic status	Gross national income per capita ($ PPP)	$1,387 (HDR 2011, PPP 2005)	$1,625 (PPP value, 2008)	↓
Economic status	% of the population living below poverty line (241,145 FCFA³/y)	48.9% (National Survey on the Standard of Living of Households in Côte d'Ivoire 2008)	38.4% (CIA World Factbook, 2002)	↓
Health	Maternal mortality rate	543/100,000 births, DIPE 2010	470/100,000 live births (CIA World Factbook, 2008)	↓
	Number of medical staff (MD + nurses + midwives) per 10,000 people	1.2 MD/10,000, 4.8 MW/10,000 deliveries, 6 nurses/10,000 inhabitants (WHO, 2010)
	Rate of measles vaccines (6 months-15 years)	43% in 2011, PPC EIP
	Number of cases or frequency rates of diseases	Malaria: 1,913,970 cases in 2009 (source: DIPE) Acute respiratory infectoin (0-4 years): 280,196 cases in 2009 (DIPE) Diarrhoea (0-4 years): 143,058, in 2009	1,549,005 203,846 52,645	↑
Food security	% of households by food consumption score (<21, 21-34, 35+)	<21: 6.9% 21-34: 22.4% +35: 70.7% ESASU, June 2009	<21: 2.5% 21-34: 10.1% +35: 87.4% ESASU, June 2011	↑
Food security	% of households in global and severe food insecurity (FI)	29.3% in global FI including 6.9% in severe FI (ESASU 2011, data not statistically representative at the national level)	12.6% in global FI including 2.5 in severe FI (In-Depth Food Security Survey 2009)	↓
WASH	Proportion of population without sustainable access to an improved source of drinking water	24% (MICS, 2006)
WASH	Access to improved sanitation	77% (2008, UNICEF)

Table I. Requirements per cluster

Côte d’Ivoire Consolidated Appeal 2012 15 November 2011 http://fts.unocha.org
Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by appealing organizations.
Cluster	Requirements($)
CAMP COORDINATION AND CAMP MANAGEMENT	4,018,833
COORDINATION, INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND SUPPORT SERVICES	4,425,413
EARLY RECOVERY	9,837,519
EDUCATION	11,770,536
EMERGENCY SHELTER, NON-FOOD ITEMS	9,298,470
FOOD SECURITY	46,807,431
HEALTH	18,822,233
LOGISTICS	2,129,985
MULTI-SECTOR	18,336,975
NUTRITION	15,797,322
PROTECTION	18,493,062
WATER, HYGIENE AND SANITATION (WASH)	13,351,554
Grand Total	173,089,333

Table II. Requirements per priority level

Côte d’Ivoire Consolidated Appeal 2012 15 November 2011 http://fts.unocha.org
Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by appealing organizations.
Priority level	Required funds ($)
Category A	98,487,377
Category B	62,487,419
Category C	12,114,537
Grand Total	173,089,333

Table III. Requirements per organization

Côte d’Ivoire Consolidated Appeal 2012 15 November 2011 http://fts.unocha.org
Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by appealing organizations.
Agency	Required funds ($)
ACF	8,891,054
ACTED	3,250,000
ADRA	2,349,000
ASA	300,670
ASAPSU	750,010
CARE International	1,874,910
CARITAS	604,538
COOPI	3,080,170
DRC	2,092,619
FAO	6,617,321
France RC	200,000
Geneva Global	1,014,000
HAC-SEA	250,000
HI	1,000,000
HKI	2,018,842
IOM	3,001,170
IRC	1,815,547
JRS	1,065,440
MESAD	200,090
NRC	729,720
OCHA	4,425,413
PAH	309,000
PU-AMI	1,456,056
SC	6,918,620
SCG	1,716,996
Solidarités-France	2,281,349
UN Women	434,720
UNAIDS	1,914,280
UNDP	4,595,940
UNFPA	6,903,446
UN-HABITAT	1,669,200
UNHCR	31,342,307
UNICEF	17,277,000
WANEP-CI	216,264
WFP	43,148,166
WHO	7,375,475
Grand Total	173,089,333

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