Assessments

ReDSS analysis of solutions programming in urban contexts focuses on urban refugees in Nairobi, Kenya and IDPs and refugee-returnees in Mogadishu and Baidoa in Somalia. The report aimed to better understand and address displaced people’s vulnerabilities…

While the overall nutrition situation has improved according to the Integrated Phase Classification (IPC) for Acute Malnutrition conducted in February 2018, the levels of acute malnutrition remain at Critical levels (Phase 4; GAM WHZ 15.0 -…

Jamii wanaoadhirika zaidi na maafa na majanga, pamoja na taasisi zao wana uwezo wa kuongoza, kuamua, kudhibiti uhai wao wenyewe wa kuokoa maisha yao , na kustahimili; wakihakikisha uwajibikaji wa wahusika wengine, wakizingatia haki zao na…

Background As part of an ongoing assessment of regional displacement of South Sudanese and in response to an increase in reported refugee returns from Kenya, REACH conducted an assessment in Kalobayei refugee settlement in Turkana County, Kenya.…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Narok county is classified in the stressed phase (IPC Phase 2) especially in the pastoral and agropastoral livelihood zones where 20 percent of the population is facing food insecurity due to forage and water scarcity.…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Nyeri (Kieni) is currently classified in the stressed phase (IPC Phase 2) of the integrated food security Phase Classification. Kieni sub counties are not dependent on the long rains as the main season for crop production. In…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Samburu County is currently classified in the Crisis phase (IPC 3) in the pastoral all species zone and Stressed phase (IPC Phase 2) in the agro-pastoral all species and formal employment livelihood zones. A significant…

Executive Summary Taita Taveta County is classified in the Stressed (Phase 2) phase of the Integrated Food Security Phase (IPC), which imply that even with any humanitarian assistance, household groups have minimally adequate food consumption but are…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Tana River County is classified under Stressed (IPC Phase 2) across all livelihood zones, with the likelihood of the pastoral livelihood zone sliding into Crisis (IPC Phase 3) by September. More than half of the…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The main drivers of food insecurity in Tharaka Nithi County are poor rainfall performance and high food commodity prices. The county depends on rainfall for both crop and livestock production. The poor performance has affected…