Nutrition related Project Information

Nutrition Projects:

Name of the project:	Multi sector Integrated Interventions of Nutrition, WASH and Mental Health activities
Project Status:	running
Target group:	Target Group Beneficiary (Total) Beneficiary (Female) Nutrition and MHCP : Pregnant, Lactating, Under 5 children, adolescent, TB patients and all refuges 245112 0 WASH: Refugee population 55646 0 Pregnant Women 2861 2861 Children Under 5 10016 5008
Geographical coverage (district)	Cox's Bazar
Number of sub-district (Upazila):	2
Donor of the project:	N/A
Time period:	2019-01-01 to 2019-12-31
Other partners (if any):	N/A
Project Objective(s):	The overall objective of the project is to improve the nutrition well being of the refugees through the Early detection, treatment and prevention of under nutrition among the under five children, adolescent girl, pregnant and lactating women(PLW) including children/ women with disabilities and to treat/ support on psychological distress of refugee population along with a support from WASH interventions in Ukhiya Teknaf refugee camps and refugee settlements.
Expected outcomes from the project:	Nutrition: 1. Reduction in morbidity & mortality associated with acute malnutrition in children under 5 and pregnant and lactating women through nutrition specific and nutrition sensitive interventions and Reduction of distress and improve well-being of people suffering from mental health and psychological difficulties through evidence based psychological /psychosocial interventions. WASH: 1. Adequate supply of quality potable water would be ensured for 55646 refugee beneficiaries in the camps under the UNHCR project. In parallel a significant multi- year investment by bilateral agencies and GO may being in 2019 into more sustainable water infrastructures to sustain the water supply for 500,000 refugees and to reduce the O & M cost on medium /long-term plan. 2. The project shall strive to improve the sanitation and hygiene conditions in the camp through a multi pronged approach including & infrastructure development, operation and maintenance, solid water management and hygiene promotion. A significant multi-year investment must being in 2019 into more sustainable sanitation infrastructure to reduce the expensive reinvestment needs in the future, aiming to cover 55646 refugees caseload in a phase wise manner in 2019. This investment also engages relevant government government ministries and aims for improved hygiene/sanitation systems and processes.
Expected outputs from the project:	Nutrition: 1. IYCF: Appropriate infant and young child feeding practices promoted. 2. Community management of acute malnutrition programmes implemented and monitored. WASH: 1. Community sanitary facility/latrines constructed. 2. Capacity development supported(Hygiene promotion).
Focal Person:	Name: Nipin Gangadharan,   Designation: Country Director Mobile: 01869844101,   Email: cd@bd-actionagainsthunger.org

 

Nutrition Projects:

Name of the project:	Emergency Nutrition Interventions in Refugee Settlements
Project Status:	running
Target group:	Target Group Beneficiary (Total) Beneficiary (Female) Children Under 5 29095 15129 Pregnant Women 2679 2679 Lactating women 5715 5715 Pregnant lactating Women(BSFP Total) 8394 8394
Geographical coverage (district)	Cox's Bazar
Number of sub-district (Upazila):	2
Donor of the project:	N/A
Time period:	2018-12-01 to 2019-11-30
Other partners (if any):	N/A
Project Objective(s):	The overall objective is to improve the nutrition well being of refugee settlements.
Expected outcomes from the project:	Nutrition: 1. The quality of integrated service delivery and effective coverage have been strengthened in national and sub national nutrition systems to support the well-being of children under 5 years and their mothers, in emergency and non emergency situations. 2. Improved access to Outpatient Therapeutic services among under 5 years in Ukhiya and Teknaf makeshift settlements. 3. Improved access to Inpatient SAM services for children U5 in makeshift settlement. 4. Nutritional status of the targeted population assessed.
Expected outputs from the project:	Nutrition: 1. Caregivers or mothers of children received nutrition counselling. 2. Health facilities provided treatment for SAM Children. 3. Health workers trained to provide IYCF counselling. 4. Boys and girls(aged 6-59 months) with SAM newly admitted for treatment. 5. New PLWs receiving Maternal nutrition and IYCF counselling. 6. Pregnant and lactating mother received individual IYCF counselling from skilled counselor. 7. Children referred and treated for SAM with medical complications in SC. 8. Children referred from the health facilities to the OTP & SC programs.
Focal Person:	Name: Nipin Gangadharan,   Designation: Country Director Mobile: 01869844101,   Email: cd@bd-actionagainsthunger.org

 

Nutrition Projects:

Name of the project:	Malnutrition Prevention and treatment Programme for children aged 6-59 month, PLW and special cases
Project Status:	running
Target group:	Target Group Beneficiary (Total) Beneficiary (Female) Pregnant and Lactating Women (BSFP) 20855 20855 Children Under 5 (BSFP) 37158 18951 MAM Children 6-59 (TSFP) 13243 6754 Caregiver and PLW counselled on IYCF 7936 7936 Pregnant and Lactating Women (TSFP) 1844 1844
Geographical coverage (district)	Cox's Bazar
Number of sub-district (Upazila):	2
Donor of the project:	N/A
Time period:	2019-01-01 to 2019-12-31
Other partners (if any):	N/A
Project Objective(s):	To contribute towards reduction in morbidity & mortality associated with acute malnutrition in children under-5 and pregnant and lactating women.
Expected outcomes from the project:	Improved coverage and access to treatment and prevention of under nutrition services in the refugee(Makeshift)
Expected outputs from the project:	1. Blanket and Targeted Supplementary Feeding Programme is accessible and adequate for children 6-59 months, PLW in Makeshift and Registered camps. 2. BCC messaging on specialized nutritious foods and Infant and Young Child Feeding(IYCF) practices and maternal nutrition implemented effectively.
Focal Person:	Name: Nipin Gangadharan,   Designation: Country Director Mobile: 01869844101,   Email: cd@bd-actionagainsthunger.org

 

Nutrition Projects:

Name of the project:	Integrated Food Assistant Programme(General Food Distribution and E-Voucher Activities in Cox's Baza
Project Status:	running
Target group:	Target Group Beneficiary (Total) Beneficiary (Female) Refugee Households for Food Assistant 24569 0
Geographical coverage (district)	Cox's Bazar
Number of sub-district (Upazila):	2
Donor of the project:	N/A
Time period:	2019-01-27 to 2019-12-27
Other partners (if any):	N/A
Project Objective(s):	The programme is to make sure that food ration is distributed among the refugee population with entitled amount in a efficient and timely manner ensuring do no harm.
Expected outcomes from the project:
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Focal Person:	Name: Nipin Gangadharan,   Designation: Country Director Mobile: 01869844101,   Email: cd@bd-actionagainsthunger.org

 

Nutrition Projects:

Name of the project:	Improving Access to Humanitarian Services for Mayanmar Refugees and Undocumented Mayanmar Nationals
Project Status:	running
Target group:	Target Group Beneficiary (Total) Beneficiary (Female)
Geographical coverage (district)	Null
Number of sub-district (Upazila):	0
Donor of the project:	N/A
Time period:	2018-08-01 to 2019-06-30
Other partners (if any):	N/A
Project Objective(s):	The overall objective is to improve the nutritional and WASH and MHPSS well being of refugee population and Host community.
Expected outcomes from the project:	Nutrition: 1. Improved access to treatment of under nutrition and prevention of under nutrition services for refugee population and host communities. WASH-MHPSS-CwC: 2. Improved Gender sensitive services (Information, feedback, MHPSS, hygiene awareness) and water, sanitation and hygiene facilities at household, facility and community levels in settlements.
Expected outputs from the project:	Nutrition: 1.1. Nutrition in Camps: Prevention, screening treatment of Severe Acute Malnutrition is accessible and adequate for refugee populations. 1.2. Nutrition in Host: Prevention, screening treatment of Severe Acute Malnutrition is accessible and adequate for host communities. 1.3. IYCF services and mental health and care practices are accessible to caregivers of SAM and PLW. 1.4. promotion and provision of support towards Improve access to food security, dignity and empowerment. WASH-MHPSS-CwC: 2.1. WASH: Gender sensitive, Safe and Improved sanitation and drinking water facilities and services are in place in the targeted settlements/ camps,host communities and health/nutrition facilities. 2.2. Hygiene Promotion:Gender sensitive improved basic personal hygiene practices and access amongst the targeted person. 2.3. MHPSS Services are accessible and found useful to the people in distress and need. 2.4. COORD, MEAL & CwC: Improved coordination and accountability of the services.
Focal Person:	Name: Nipin Gangadharan,   Designation: Country Director Mobile: 01869844101,   Email: cd@bd-actionagainsthunger.org

 

Nutrition Projects:

Name of the project:	Humanitarian aid for the new arrivals of Rohingya Refugees from Rakhine State, Myanmar to Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh
Project Status:	running
Target group:	Target Group Beneficiary (Total) Beneficiary (Female) Women Nutrition 63970 63970 Children Under 5 113058 67114 Man Nutrition 1885 0
Geographical coverage (district)	Cox's Bazar
Number of sub-district (Upazila):	2
Donor of the project:	N/A
Time period:	2019-04-01 to 2020-03-31
Other partners (if any):	N/A
Project Objective(s):	1000 Improved health, well-being and dignity of women, adolescent girls and children living in Rohingya refugee settlements and host community in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh
Expected outcomes from the project:	1100 Increased utilization of gender-responsive nutrition, material and service related assistance and protection mechanisms by women, adolescent girls and children 1200 Increased voice, leadership and influence among Rohingya women and adolescent girls regarding the factors that influence their health and dignity and the health of their children.
Expected outputs from the project:	1111 Acutely malnourished children identified and referred to ACF nutrition centres 1112 Acutely malnourished children provided with targeted, life-saving treatment at Stabilization Centres, Outpatient Therapeutic Programs and Targeted Supplementary Feeding Programs
Focal Person:	Name: Nipin Gangadharan ,   Designation: Country Director Mobile: +8801869864101,   Email: cd@bd-actionagainsthunger.org