Venue: CARE Borena Office

Minutes of Borena Zone Emergency Taskforce Coordination Meeting

Date: May o7 / 2011

Agenda:�Situation update

� Presentation of rapid assessment report

�Zonal presentation (need, response & gaps)

�Government response to the existing situation

�NGOs response to existing situation

�AOB

Current situation updates

Rainfall (Gana rainfall)

�The Long rainy season should have started in early March, but the ON-SET of main “Gana “rainfall happened on Sunday April 24, 2011.

�Even though, it is premature to evaluate the performance of the rainfall, it is observed that the amount & distribution is not uniform through out the Zone.

�Districts like, Moyalle and Miyo obtained light shower in amount and coverage and only two PAs got rain in Miyo. In Dire District, PAs like Dhoqole, Arbale, Soda, Dida-jarsa and Magado partly still not received rainfall. Yaballo Woreda has a short rainfall in the Northern part, Dilo PAs like; Qodim Cirate and Arbale recived very little rainfall. Arero, Taltale, Dhas, M/soda and D/dawa got better rainfall compared to others.

�The mid-highland Districts( Abaya, Galana and B/Hora) received from light to heavy rainfall. Flood also occurred in Gololcha PA of Abaya and Finchwa PA of D/Dawa woredas.

�Overall the taskforce agreed that it is too early to judge or comment on the performance of the current rainfall.

The main points raised, discussed and suggested�The entire Borena households do not have enough food to sustain their life. The nutritional condition of many people is critical, some people are weak and malnourished.

�Large number of livestock died in Borena zone since last two months. According to the recent Zonal Pastoral Development Office report, 181,657 livestock died which includes equines and camel. It is also noted that there are individuals who completely lost their livestock.

�Emaciated livestock body condition and loss of resistance attributed to the death of animals by diseases. Shortage of veterinary drugs was reported as a serious case regarding animal health services (treatment and vaccination).

� Emergency interventions was based on the objective to save human lives and also aim to protect people’s livelihoods. Today the situation worsened to the extent that most requirements are scarce. Therefore, the recent taskforce coordination meeting revealed that the current situation will result in:

� Food shortage

� Malnutrition and hunger

� Diseases

� Poor living condition

� Abnormal human and livestock movement from one place to another

Suggestion forwarded on the meeting

� Some emergency interventions such as � Human health and nutrition

� Food aid

� Livestock supplementary feeding

� Water supply (installation and rehabilitation of permanent water points).

� Water rationing mainly in needy areas particularly in areas where rain fall was scarce.

� Veterinary care is always needed, until situation is improved until people get back to their normal lifestyle.

(these emergency interventions should not be considered only as “feeding people” but as far as possible, the communities should be motivated to identify and implement social or technical self-help developmental activities).

� Appropriate interventions in appropriate time. � Commercial destocking should have been done during the Alert

or Alarm phase. However, currently this intervention continues as far as the situation permits.

� Slaughter destocking should takes place mainly in the emergency phase.

� Restocking activities should start at this moment to rebuild a productive livestock for pastoralist households that have lost most of their animals as a result of drought. These possibly will facilitate quick re-establishment of a pastoral way of life for those families who wish to return to pastoralism.

�The overall situation indicates that several Districts in Borena zoneare badly affected by the absence of Hagaya rain and late on set of

Genna rains. Therefore, there is critical shortage of local agricultural seeds and oxen for land preparation needed for the late 2011 Gana planting season.

Thus, agricultural seed provision will privilege the drought affected agro-pastoral communities to not only overcome the immediate effect of current disaster, but also to strengthen their capacity to recover

effectively and build resilience communities for future crises.

�Zonal taskforce also suggested to work on carcass disposal(dead beast of animals) to minimize the risk for contagious materialsthat may worsen the human health situation.

Food aid Response

Relief aid for relief food of 6009 quintals was distributed for 40, 064 beneficiaries in January 2011. Then, in February 2011, 90,900targeted beneficiaries received aid as indicated below:

�13,685.4 quintals of grain �409.05 qls of oil�1431.675 CSB and �1363.5qut.of pulse.

oCurrently (March) the total beneficiaries were increased to 131,300 and transporting of items is on process.

Allocated items To date transported

Difference

Maize (qls) 19,695 10,244 9451

Oil (qls) 590.85 287.66 303.19

Pulse (qls) 1969.5 1117.95 851.55

PSNP (safety-net) program a total of 124, 185 were supported through SPNP (safety-net) program. From the total beneficiaries 16,758 are direct users, the rest 107,427 safety-net beneficiaries are expected to perform public work .( January,18,627.75 quintals/month was transported except Teltale and D/Dawa left with 93 quintals. Inaddition in March 13,838.6 quintals of grain was transported.

Therefore; � plan up to March were 55,883.25�So far transported 32,466.35�Difference from the plan 23,416.9

S.No Woreda Under Aid Total

Population

Additiona

l Request

Close

monitoring

Total needy

populationPSNP Emergency Total

1 Tetele 12,761 7700

20,461

70,334 15800 12,000 23500

2 Arero 13,015 8750

21,765

37,052 15770 11,963 24520

3 Dhas 5,257 8100 13,357 27,627 10200 6,355 18300

4 Yabello 22,775 9000

31,775

94,155 30800 27,000 39800

5 M/Sodd

a

7788 7700

15,488

66,846 15000 12,000 22700

6 D/Dawa 13637 8000

21,637

96,936 11800 8,000 19800

7 B/Hora - 10500

10,500

299,217 14640 9,832 25140

8 Galaana 8030 6000 14,030 78,404 8850 5050 14850

9 Abbaya - 14000 14,000 116,498 7640 3500 21640

10 Moyale 17,530 17200

34,730

125,000 20800 17,000 38000

11 Dirre 7912 1250020,412

56,660 20800 17,000 29500

12 Dillo 2315 9850 12,165 25,685 8300 4500 18150

13 Miyo 13165 12000 25,165 57,051 19600 15,800 27800

Total 124,185 131,300 255,485 1,151,465 200,000 150,500 331,300

Needy communities for relief and rehabilitation programme

Water rationing

The zone water resource office has also prepared the water rationingproposal and cost estimation for emergency water requirement. Accordingly, about 84,623.7 m3 of water is required for 2 months for about 282,079 beneficiaries in 107 PA’s and about 67 Vessels (water trucks) is also required to transport the given amount of water to thePA’s. Besides, about 4,447,816birr is needed for this operation.

�To date, a total of 27,891.75m3 of water is distributed in 109 PAs.�Government 3421.75m3�NGOs 24,470m3 218,133 beneficiaries

Activities implemented by Region/ Zonal water mine & energy

sector.

� Supply of 4 generators with different capacity

� >> >> 2 submersible pump with different capacity

� >> >> 2 De-watering pump

� Two singe pickup vehicles for emergency activity operation.

� Service rig for maintenance / rehabilitation purpose

� Maintenance or rehabilitation of 112 water schemes

� Provide 10 plastic rotto tanker with capacity of 5-10 m3

� Distribution of 300,000 pcs of water purification chemical.

� 8 hydrant facilities were installed at potential sites

�Livestock death has increased from day to day in all the affected Woredas, and to date death of calves and weak adult cattle has been reported more than 172,532 in all lowland Woredas of Borena zone.

Districts Due to drought Due to diseases Total

D/Dawa

Cows/

oxen

Calve

s

camel Shoat Equines Cow/

oxen

Calve

s

Camel Shoats Equine

s

4266 309 5 46 0 0 0 5 1060 0 5691

M/Soda 11,063 1730 0 0 0 0 0 2 312 101 13208

Yaballo 6605 2176 199 1806 0 915 186 188 3011 0 15,086

Arero 8052 6493 344 4625 0 406 149 393 6822 0 27,284

Dire 5097 2088 1 3454 52 0 0 0 0 11 10,703

Taltale 7828 5261 0 5635 211 1027 854 0 1078 5 21,899

Moyale 4826 1279 20 790 43 0 0 0 83 29 7070

Miyo 19,714 8060 1 0 0 3952 949 175 2962 428 36,241

Dhas 11,681 9320 4 239 50 949 683 105 1888 22 24,941

Dilo 1522 1508 39 3715 65 441 299 79 2654 85 10,407

Total 172,532

Districts Due to rainfall Total

D/Dawa

Cows/oxe

n

Calves camel Shoat Equines

- - - - - -

M/Soda - - - - - -

Yaballo 101 22 - - - 123

Arero

Dire 2020 468 - 200 - 2688

Taltale 364 168 - 221 13 766

Moyale - - - - - -

Miyo - - - - - -

Dhas 2899 897 14 1704 34 5548

Dilo - - - - - -

Total 9125

Livestock death related to the current rainfall

�Action in response to the drought situation, livestock feed supply through Government and non- governmental agencies are underway. Through awareness raising self initiative groups (private sectors) also transported animal feed in cost sharing (subsidy) approach in several areas.

Responsibilities To date feed transported

Grass hay (bale) Concentrate ( qutl.)

OPADC

Federal DPPC

61,741

- 243.7

Non-Government

�Save the children

�AFD

�World Vision

� GPDI

�SOS Sahel

�CIFA

-

11,235

3000 54,610

11,200

1800

27,375

1800

407

50

-

-

2190

Cost subsidy/ Group initiative

�AFD

�Save the children

�ACORD

2240

2480

1140

50

135

-

Total 122,212 4,875.70

No Woreda Crop land cultivated(hec) Crop land

Planted

Remark

Plan Achieved

1 Abbaya 28,195 27,311 13,615

2 Bule Hora 70,232 69,232 32,876

3 Galana 42,879 45,061 15,835

4Yabello 16593 13,945

1729.8

5 M/Soda 9225 7,141 8230

6 D/Dawa 8335 8,835 1354

7 Taltale 3993614,624 20,208

8 Arero 27551815 975

9Dhas 1014 0

0

10 Dirre 17486 5140 102

11 Moyale 4035 231 0

12 Miyo 8787 1575 12

Total 250,785 193,42694,936.8

Agricultural activities

Human Health and Nutrition:

Nutrition Current situation

� The result of nutritional screening conducted in all woreda by mobilizing their health extension workers in Feb, 2011 Under five childerns are 121,736 and P/L women are 48,469screened ,of this data revealed that:

� 10,814 moderate cases of malnutrition and

� 2,455 severe cases of malnutrition occurred among under five children

� 10,715 moderate cases of malnutrition occurred among pregnant & lactating women in 14 District of Borena Zone

� From the 2,455 sever cases almost all of them are attached to OTP (out patient program) and SC at health facility.

� Out of this data recently 2113 SAM /sever acute malnutrition/ children’s are on OTP. This means they are following nutritional management at health Centre & post as out patient

� 14 are at SC/stabilization center/ which means they are have got treatment at SC of health centers in different district

Number of children who have sever malnutrition

Name s of wereda No of children

screened

No of childreen

MUAC <11cm

No of children with

bilateral edema

Abaya 13110 165165 14

Arero7285 2828 0

Galana8026 5858 0

Miyo6175 226226 0

Moyalee19418 195195 0

Yaballo town 142 22 0

D/dawaa9015 123123 0

Yaballo W11,926 123123 2

Bule Hora21,369 10501050 25

Diree3,663 1919 0

Dillo1,708 101101 0

Dhas3,750 1010 0

Talttale 3,750 143 0

M/soda 12399 212 0

total 121736 2455 41

Total MAM by weredas from screening

Name s of wereda No of children

screened

Nb of children MUAC

between11-

11.9c.m

Nb of PW/LM with MUAC <21c.m

Abaya 13110 1377 1072

Arero 7285 377 583Galana 8026 581 327Miyo 6175 428 1431Moyalee 19418 1377 1443Yaballo town 142 7 2D/dawaa 9015 789 1086

Yaballo W 11,926 593 397Bule Hora 21,369 3718 1682Diree 3,663 471 816Dillo 1,708 259 789Dhas

3,750 245 593Talttale 3,750 109 236

M/soda 12399 483 258

Total 121736 10814 10715

Public health

� The most fear of drought induced is that the occurrence of public health disease particularly Dysentery, Malaria, measles, and others.

�Currently malarial case increased in Abaya(Guanga health centre and Dabaka Dabobesa PAs) Which Need urgent response.

�Measles outbreak occured in Bule hora, Taltale, Miyo and Yabalo weredas and some cases were reported in Arero and Taltale woredas.

�Dysentery case was reported sporadically in all woreda

Weeks 1st

2n

d 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th

14t

h

15t

h

16t

h

Measles 0 7 8 13 11 44 112 113 225 119 92 63 59 41 24 24

Malaria 1298 711 670 692 456 505 716 485 365 280 871 987 760 999 338 410

Dysente

ry 0 7 8 13 11 44 112 113 225 119 92 63 59 41 24 82

The three public health diseases data

� Nutritional screening conducted in all districts of the zone

� Appropriate severe acute malnutrition case management at health facility. As

OTP and SC

� Training given to 208 HEW and 32 GHW on TFP and Measles case management

on the last month.

� 2000 CARTON Plump nut AND its Therapeutic feeding and routine medicine

from the Oromia regional bureau are distributed to all district of Borena zone

� Distribution of plump nut by zonal health office to woreda levels.

� Coordination of over all government and NGO health response to grass root

levels

� Distribution of all dysentery, malaria and measles drugs to affected area of the

zone

Activities implemented by Region / Zonal Human Health Office

Review the situation and assessment of

intervention so far in Borena Zone

Supplementary animal feed

Agency Woreda Intervention

types

Action

SC/US Arero Animal feed

supply and

transport cost

subsidy

• 1200 qls of TMR animal feed transported for

1000 breeding stock in seven drought affected

PAs.

• Covered transport cost for 1860 bales of hay

and 135 quintals of concentrates from the main

sources.

• 200,000 Birr was secured for transport subsidy?

• 600 qls of animal feed TMR transported for the

next one months extra.

GPDI Teltele Animal feed • 11,200 bales of hay for 9004 cattle and feeding

was conducted in Taltale Woreda for two

months and completed successfully.

OPADC 9 Woredas Animal feed • 61,741 bales of hay transported at feeding

center for 60 days are underway in 9 districts.

Federal

DPPC Dire and

Miyo

Animal feed •243.7 quintals of TMR in block form for

two months.

AFD /

Oxfam

Canada

Arero

Miyo,/Dawa

and Dilo

Animal feed

• 3000 bales of hay and 200 concentrate to

benefit 200 HHs, and the activity carried

out in 2 PAs of Arero District to feed 200

cattle.

• In addition, 8235 bales of hay and 207 qls

of concentrates were transported for three

districts (Miyo, D/Dawa and Dilo) to

preserve core breeding stock, the targeted

cattle are 915 for a period of 45 days.

AFD Arero Animal feed

and

transportation

cost subsidy

• Subsidized transportation cost for 2240

bales of hay and 50 quintals of concentrate

was supported.

WVE D/Dawa,

M/Sodo

Animal feed • Transported 3000 bales of hay and 50

quintals of concentrate for 500

breeding stock were supplied for one

month

ACORD Dire Animal feed ACORD 1140 bales of hay were

transported for 514 cattle through

CMDRR programme in Dire Woreda.

In addition, ACORD supported cost

subsidy to transport 580 bales of

hay.

CIFA Dillo and

Dhas

Animal feed • CIFA transported animal feed in Dillo

10,900bale and 438Qut, and Dhas

15,776 bale and 876 qls of

concentrate for over 3000 breeding

stocks.

SOS

Sahel

Dillo &

Dire

Animal feed • SOS transported 1800 bales of hay for

Dilo and Dire Woredas for a period

of 10-15 days for 600 cattle.

ACORD Dire Animal health ACORD supplied veterinary drugs for

570 targeted beneficiaries in four PA’s of

Dire Wored using voucher system.

ACF Zonal PDO Animal health � Veterinary drugs and logistics to zonal PDO

was supported and 50% of the veterinary

drugs were distributed to three districts by

ACF ( Moyale, Miyo and Dhas). The rest

will be distributed by zonal PDO in Yaballo,

Taltale, Dire, D/dawa and M/soda

woredas. The activity is under process.

AFD Arero Animal health � Vet drugs for four PAs supporting 806

HHs. 7725 cattle and 4500 shoats were

de-wormed and 8655 cattle and 1540

shoats were treated.

Agri

service

Galana Animal health • procured 14,500 doses of Anthrax and

Bovine Pasteurellosis vaccines and

delivered to Galana Woreda PDO.

Animal health service

SC/US Arero Animal health � Save the Children US supplied veterinary drugs

for 836 beneficiaries in four PAs of Arero

Woreda donated by FAO.

CARE Dilo, Dhas,

Moyalle and

Teltale

Animal

health

� Carried out Emergency livestock

surveillance jointly with YRVL to identify

drought related diseases in order to take

proper action.

� CARE provided logistic support to four

Woredas implemented through voucher

system for 2734 beneficiaries.

FAO Zonal PDO

Moyalle,

Yaballo and

Miyo

Animal

health

� Veterinary drugs were distributed to

beneficiary districts through zonal PDO.

150,000 shoats were vaccinated against PPR

in Moyale, Yabello and Miyo districts. In

addition, FAO provided to PDO, different

veterinary drugs of 156,492 Birr for

distribution to communities using voucher

system.

OPADC For all low

land woredas

Animal health � OPADC transported various types of

veterinary drugs that costs 251,196 Birr for

10 lowland woredas.

CIFA Moyale Animal health � CIFA distributed veterinary drugs in Dilo

woreda for 4,884 and Dhas 7500 targeted

cattle. Multivitamins and Acaricide in 7 PAs

in Dilo and 4PAs in Dhas will be distributed

though voucher system.

�CIFA supplied veterinary drugs

(dewormer) for 4000 cattle and 5000

shoats targeting 500 community members

in Moyalle Woreda.

WVE D/Dawa and

M/Soda

Animal health � Purchased Albendazole, Oxytetracycline,

Ivermactin, Cypermethin and Multivitamin

and animal feed and supplied with cost

recovery method.

CARE Commercial

and slaughter

destocking

• CARE has provide capital/money for three

LMC 202,950birr for each.

• In addition, the process of slaughter

destocking intervention will most likely

started in the coming weeks.

SC/US Arero Commercial

destocking

SC/US identified two potential marketing

groups and planed to allocate loan of

41,000 Birr for each. However, due to

some difficulties the course of action is not

started till now.

Commercial destocking and slaughter destocking

GOAL Moyalle,Dire,

Miyo,Yaballo

and Teltele

Water

trucking

� GOAL still continuing with emergency water

trucking for five woredas, with this operation a

total of 15,871,000 liter of water is distributed

to (144,776) beneficiaries. 14 water trucks are

still in action. In addition, 12,000 sachet of aqua

tab and 5 drum of cholirne were distributed for

the above mentioned Woredas.

AFD Arero Water

trucking

AFD water rationing is commenced through

CMDRR contingency plan, 78 tankers

(1,404,000liters) in 12 PAs were distributed.

Furthermore, AFD implement water

rationing in three Woredas (Dilo, Miyo and

D/Dawa) in 13 PAs for 30,000 beneficiaries

for one month period. Sofar 682,300lt of

water is distributed. This intervention is

intended with package of water chemical

36000 bottle and 3446 jarcan were

distributed.

Water s scheme maintenance and rationing

GPDI Moyale, Dire,

Dilo &

Yaballo

Water trucking GPDI distributed 664,000 liters of water for

22 PAs in the first phase of emergency

intervention.

CARE Dire Water trucking CARE distributed 920,000 liters of water

for 3008 beneficiaries. Water rationing is

commenced in seven PAs from

23/02/2011-29/04/2011 action is still

underway.

WVE D/Dawa,M/So

da

Water trucking A total of 2,545,000 liters of water was

distributed to 13,055 needy communities,

in M/Soda and D/Dawa Woreds.

ACF Moyalle Water trucking ACF under WASH activity 5000 PCS of

water guard distributed to 2500

beneficiaries in three Woredas

GPDI Moyalle Water scheme

maintenance/

rehabilitation

• GPDI have been rehabilitate 30 ponds in

Moyalle,Yaballo,Teltale and Miyo Woreda

through cash for work means to create food

access for 3,100 poor families.

• Direct cash transfer for 2400 HHs which are

most affected in Miyo and Moyale

(Consortium project).

• GPDI also supply 20,000 water guard and

20,000 water purifier in six Kebeles of

Yaballo Woreda, and 498 ORS were supplied

to needy communities.

• Supply and installation of solar panel in

Argene Borehole.

CIFA Dillo and

Dhas

Water trucking CIFA also distributed 3,489,000 liter of water

with aqua tabs for( 1 tab/20 liter) in Dilo and

Dhas woredas. This intervention was

commenced from March 25 - April 23,2011

SC USA Arero Water scheme

maintenance/

rehabilitation

• Save the children in Arero woreda has

completed purchase of spare parts of 4 hand

pump and 5 motorized schemes(

Web,Qaqalo,Wachile,Gelaba and Geda PAs)

and have maintained / make functional

during this emergency period.

CARE Miyo and

Dhas

Water scheme

maintenance/

rehabilitation

�CARE purchased 3 submersible pumps for

Charilice, Melbena and Borbor PAs as part

of scheme maintenance through crises

modifier fund under PLI-2 project.

However, the drilling machine was not

available still now.

�Distribution of water purifier for

Dire,Dilo,Moyale ,Miyo and Zone health

office a total of 1,286,590 sachet is

supplied for needy communities.

�One traditional well rehabilitation through

PLI-2 project/Crisis Modifier Fund

ACORD Dire Water

scheme

maintenance/

rehabilitation

• ACORD purchase generator to install at

Mana Soda motorized scheme. This

matter is still under process.

CISP Districts Water

scheme

maintenance/

rehabilitation

CISP purchased various spare parts and

handover to zonal water office , and

construction of head work and

installation of hand pump in Dhas PA.

ACF Moyalle /

Legasure

Water

scheme

maintenance

�One generator with 2 submersible

pump, 2 surface pump & 8 pcs Cil pipe

6”

�One generator with submersible

pump, and One bladder at Bede

borehole

�Improve capacity of 1080

communities to purchase food

through transfer of cash performing

Human health and nutrition

GOAL Galana, Abaya

and B/Hora

Nutrition � Supporting actively nutritional intervention

and others health issues in Abaya, Galana

and B/hora

� Train all health extension workers and 108

volunteers on TFP in Abaya, train 58 HEWs

and 10 HWs in B/hora on nutritional

managements.

� Conduct Nutritional survey in Abayaa and

B/hora weredas. Supply 300 plumpnet in

selected woreda

� Transport the (children) who have

malnutrition case from the rural area to H/C

or when referred to hospital.

GOAL Galana, Abaya

and B/Hora

Nutrition � Goal support supplementary feeding 2 bag famix

and 1 lit of oil per individual for 2,399

beneficiaries in Abaya for those who discharge

from OTP and SC on the last march.

� GOAL Start supplementary feeding for MAM’s

about 8,757 beneficiaries in three weredas

Abaya, Gelena and B/hora

� Goal are ongoing to Support supplementary

feeding for Six districts

(Moyale,Dire,Miyo,Yaballo,Dhas,and Taltale )for

around 8,495 beneficiaries.

� Recently, Goal purchased to deliver 423 Mt of

CSB, 14.54Mt of oil, to 9 Woredas for 16,838

beneficiaries . From this 60Mt already delivered

to Abaya Wored and 1600 bag of CSB & 182

carton oil is arrived at Yaballo.

GOAL Zone Health

Office

Drug

supply

� Supplies different types of drugs which

costs 70.000 eth birr for emergency.

GOAL Borena zone Budget

utilized

For water truck and supplementary feeding

utilized a total of 10,703,713 birr which is

donated from UN-OCHA, Irish Aid and

OFDA.

MERLIN 6 Woredas Supply of

Drugs

� Supplies 154 plumpnets and therapeutic

medicine to five woreda

� Supplies 45 crt water guards to zonal

health

� Support occasional logistic in spot area for

measles out breaks

� Supplies different types OTP and SC

materials.CISP Moyalle,Dir

e and Dhas

� Supply water guards 10,000 bottles and

50,000 sachets PUr to moyale, Dire and

Dhas.

EECMY Dhas Chemicals o Supplies 44,000 sachet of water

purification for 2200 beneficeries.

o Distribution of 11,000 soap(240gm) for

3667 household.

o Campaign on disposal of carcass in Borbor

with urban resident .

Emergency Responses in pipeline

Agency Woreda Project Remark

CARE Teltele, Dire,

Yabello,

Moyale

Animal feed,

Slaughtering destocking

and WASH

� Securing resource from HRF of

OCHA , This project is launched on

May, 5-6,2011.

WVE Dugda Dawa

and

Melkasoda

Animal feed, Vet service

and Slaughter, water

trucking and destocking

� Soon to commence new project

with fund from OCHA/ HRF

FAO Dire, Miyo,

Moyale

slaughter destocking

activities

� started the process to provide

financial support to two district

PDOs and one NGO to undertake

slaughter destocking activities in

three districts and LoA is signed.

SOS

Sahel

Rehabilitation of

ellas & ponds, water

rationing and water

guard distribution

�Has a plan to take an action

through Consortium project

as emergency response in near

future.

GOAL Yaballo

Hospital

Capacitate

stabilization center

Support blanket, bed sheet

and matters

GOAL Yaballo Carcass disposal Soon to be implemented from

budget secured from OCHA.

Summary of Revised Livestock

Related Emergency Interventions

and Gaps

Duration April- May, 2011

Needs

identified

Proposed feed Response so far Gaps Budget

required

Cattle Hay in

bales

Conce

ntrate

Qut.

Hay in

bales

Concen

trate

Qut.

Hay in

bale

Concen

trate

Qut.

Livestock

supplementary

feed

45,299 543,588 13,589 83,584 3625 460,004 9964 37,042,340

Needs identified Cattle type Response

so far Gaps

Budget

required

Bulls Steers Bullocks

Response

in process 100%

114,000

For

facilitation

only.

Commercial

destocking 16,850 38,600 31,900

Needs identified Cattle type Response

so far Gaps

Budget

required

Cows

50%

Heifers

up to

3 yrs

30%

Old males

20%

Respons

e in

process

100% 21,000,000

Slaughter destocking

31,250 18,786 12,518

Needs

identified

Required veterinary drugs Respon

se so

far

Gaps

Budget

required

Oxy 20%

(Vials)

Albendaz

ole 2500

mg

(bolus)

Albendazol

e 300 mg

(bolus)

Acaricide

(Cypermethri

n 2%)

Multivitam

in (Bottle)

2, 300,000 8,838,370Animal

health

intervention

5,897,500 710,250 348,671 1,064,700 3,117,250 11,138,370

Needs

identified

Proposed

water points

need

rehabilitation

Response

so far

Gaps Budget required

Ellas PondsEllas Ponds Ellas Ponds Ellas Ponds Total

Rehabilitatio

n of

water points/

Ella

and ponds

56 16 12 4 44 12 3,990,000 8,120,000 12,110,000