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www.ifrc.org Saving lives, changing minds. Side event IFRC/FAO Side event IFRC/FAO Why is bringing nutrition and resilience together so critical today? IFPI 2020 Resilience conference – Side event: Nutrition: An Input and an Outcome of Resilience Jill Clements IFRC country representative, Ethiopia Wednesday 15 th May 2014 - Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Why is bringing nutrition and resilience together so critical today?

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Page 1: Why is bringing nutrition and resilience together so critical today?

www.ifrc.orgSaving lives, changing minds.

Side eventIFRC/FAOSide eventIFRC/FAO

Why is bringing nutrition and resilience together so critical today?

IFPI 2020 Resilience conference – Side event: Nutrition: An Input and an Outcome of Resilience

Jill ClementsIFRC country representative, Ethiopia

Wednesday 15th May 2014 - Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Page 2: Why is bringing nutrition and resilience together so critical today?

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Side eventIFRC/FAO Resilience

“the ability of individuals, communities, organizations or countries exposed to disasters, crises and underlying vulnerabilities to anticipate, reduce the impact of, cope with, and recover from the effects of adversity without compromising their long term prospects”.

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Resilience and Nutrition in RCRC Programming

RCRC investment in disaster risk reduction and resilience steadily increasing (CHF 122M in 2013 reaching over 25.6M people)

Key principles include: people first, local ownership, long term perspective, comprehensive approach that acknowledges interdependencies, recognise limits, embrace partnerships.

Learning and scaling up

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Side eventIFRC/FAO Red Cross Red Crescent examples

Mauritania Namibia Niger Kenya Rwanda Ethiopia

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Side eventIFRC/FAO Twin-track approach in Mauritania

Relief intervention to cover immediate needs

Working with communities to help them become more resilient to the next drought

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Integrated food security interventions in Namibia

Integrated programme to tackle: food availability, food access, malnutrition, and poverty.

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Tackling malnutritionin Niger

Nutrition-specific programmes targeting malnourished children

Integrated within the government healthcare centres

Includes community awareness raising and nutritional education

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Side eventIFRC/FAO Strengthening hunger resilience in Kenya

improve and diversify agricultural production and seasonal income options,

improve access to clean water, sanitation facilities and awareness on hygiene measures.

build capacity of target groups to support and sustain both livelihood, water and sanitation components

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Livestock rotation in Rwanda

The project provide herds of cattle, pigs, goats, rabbits and other livestock to targeted communities. Livelihoods sustainably

strengthened Manure help fertilize land Household able to see excess

farm products Milk improve nutritional status

Page 10: Why is bringing nutrition and resilience together so critical today?

www.ifrc.orgSaving lives, changing minds.

Side eventIFRC/FAO Integrated Food Security in Ethiopia

Long term initiative started in Tigrayand now expanding to Somali region includes the integration of:

livelihood diversification through micro loans

health/water and sanitation (community and school levels)

disaster risk reduction (Resilience Committees and EWEA)

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Side eventIFRC/FAO Resilience: nutrition and more

Zambezi River Basin Initiative: Collaborating National Societies across borders Reducing vulnerability Building community resilience Integrated and multi-sectoral approach

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Thank you!

For further information:

Jill ClementsCountry Representative, IFRC [email protected]