FSLC April 2022 response dashboard

In the month of April, cluster partners reported having reached 96,000 beneficiaries with either in-kind food distribution or cash-based transfers in both rural and urban areas. Among them, 78,000 beneficiaries received cash-based support in urban and peri-urban areas. 18,500 beneficiaries received in-kind food assistance in rural areas and the remaining 360 received cash-based assistance in rural areas.

The current reporting is consistent with the ongoing post lean season focus on resilience-building to strengthen the livelihoods of the most vulnerable and gradually reduce the need for humanitarian assistance. 

Concurrently, agriculture and livelihood assistance reported a total of 94,000 beneficiaries in April 2022. These include 45,183 people benefiting from the provision of crop and small livestock inputs, 48,000 with extension, training, and advisory services focusing on good agriculture practices with an emphasis on climate-smart agriculture, support crop pest management, post-harvest handling, storage and processing, and improved pasture and grazing management.

Lastly, 610 beneficiaries received assistance in the rehabilitation of agricultural infrastructure and assets critical for animal survival and agriculture (dip tanks and animal drinking troughs) through other modalities (e.g., contracting a company).

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