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CARE BANGLADESH
SHOUHARDO: October 2004 – May 2010SHOUHARDO II: June 2010 – May 2015
Presentation in the FSN Network Regional Knowledge Sharing MeetingVenue: The Madison Hotel, Washington DCDate: 13 November 2012
Faheem Khan – Head of Food & Livelihoods Justice, CARE USA (ex-COP, SHOUHARDO)
The SHOUHARDO Integrated Approach to Food Security
Working Area of SHOUHARDO II
Region District
Upazila
Union PEP HHs
Rangpur
4 8 62 130,415
Sirajganj
3 5 34 68,253
Mymensingh
3 15 70 154,722
Cox’s Bazaar
1 2 6 16,610
TOTAL 11 30 172 370,000
Working Area of SHOUHARDO II
Chars
Working Area of SHOUHARDO II
Haor
Working Area of SHOUHARDO II
Coastal
Goal:
Transform the lives of 370,000 poor and
extreme poor households in 11 of the
poorest and most marginalized districts
in Bangladesh by reducing their
vulnerability to food insecurity
FoodSecurity
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Utilization
Stability
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Strategic Objective 1Strategic Objective 5
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Strategic O
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FORDEVELOPMENT
“Occupational
Groups”
“Saving’s
Groups”“EKATA
“ECCD”
Groups”
CHANGE
CATALYSTS
“Volunteers”
“CARE”
“PNGOs”
“PDs”“V
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“Ins
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IMPROVEDHEALTHSO 4
SO 3
Programs need to fit into higher goals………..
SHOUHARDO II SOs
SO1: Entitlement & Economic Growth
SO2: Health, Hygiene, Nutrition
SO3: Women Empowerment
SO5: Disaster Management andClimate Change
Economic Growth & Agriculture Development
Democracy
Education & Training
Population & Health
USAID
MDG 1: Eradicate Poverty & Hunger
MDG 2: Universal Primary Education
MDG 3: Women Empowerment
MDG 7: Environmental Sustainability
MDGs
Environment
Disaster Management
SO4: InstitutionalStrengthening
So why are we so confident………..
MoreNutritious
Food
HigherIncome
BetterServices
BehaviourChangeLess
UnderweightLess
Diarrhea
DietDiversification
HandWashing
BreastFeeding
LessMigration
LessAdvance Labour
LessNon-Formal
Loans MoreAssets
AntenatalCare
Iron/FolicAcid
VitaminA
Immunization
Reduce“Stunting”
BetterServices
AntenatalCare
Iron/FolicAcid
VitaminA
Immunization
At least 3 antenatal visits- Baseline: 16.4%- Endline: 58.6%- Difference: + 258%
More food intake than usual- Baseline: 6.4%- Endline: 53.7%- Difference: + 744.5%
More daytime rest than usual- Baseline: 25.2%- Endline: 45.9%- Difference: + 82%
- Baseline: 27.8%- Endline: 80.9%- Difference: + 191.3%
- Baseline: 9.7%- Endline: 79%- Difference: + 712.2%
- Baseline: 68.9%- Endline: 84%- Difference: + 22%
BehaviourChange
DietDiversification
HandWashing
BreastFeeding
- Baseline: 89.4%- Endline: 92.7%- Difference: + 3.7%
- Baseline: 81.1%- Endline: 98.7%- Difference: + 21.7%
5.1
5.4
5.6
6.3
6.1
6.4
5.9
5.0
5.3
5.5
5.8
6.0
6.3
6.5
February2006
(Baseline)
Jan/Feb2007
July/Aug2007
Jan/Feb2008
July/Aug2008
Jan/Feb2009
August2009
(Endline)
- Difference: + 14.8%
HigherIncome
LessMigration
LessAdvance Labour
LessNon-Formal
Loans MoreAssets
- Baseline: 42.9%- Endline: 19.6%- Difference: - 54.2%
- Baseline: 15.4%- Endline: 3.9%- Difference: - 74.6%
- Baseline: 48.8%- Endline: 21.4%- Difference: - 56.1%
- Baseline: 697- Endline: 3,356- Difference: + 381.5%
Income in BDT- Baseline: 1,487- Endline: 3,390- Difference: + 128%
Income Sources- Baseline: 1.32- Endline: 1.64- Difference: + 24%
MoreNutritious
Food
LessUnderweight
LessDiarrhea
- Baseline: 22.9%- Endline: 9.1%- Difference: - 60.1%
- Baseline: 55.9%- Endline: 44.2%- Difference: - 20.9%
HHs with 3 square meals/day- Baseline: 32.2%- Endline: 74.1%- Difference: + 130%
HHs with continual stored food- Baseline: 10.3%- Endline: 52%- Difference: + 405.1%
5.2
5.7
6.0
6.2
6.86.9
7.5
5.0
5.5
6.0
6.5
7.0
7.5
8.0
February2006
(Baseline)
Jan/Feb2007
July/Aug2007
Jan/Feb2008
July/Aug2008
Jan/Feb2009
August2009
(Endline)
- Difference + 44.1%
“Stunting”significantly
reduced
Stunting Baseline Endline Difference
N. Char 50.9% 35.1% - 31.0%
M. Char 49.4% 40.5% - 17.9%
Haor 59.0% 41.7% - 29.4%
Coast 43.9% 26.2% - 40.2%
Girls 52.3% 33.6% - 35.7%
Boys 51.5% 38.8% - 24.6%
Urban 48.2% 39.0% - 18.9%
Rural 52.0% 36.3% - 30.3%
Overall 51.9% 36.4% - 29.9%Severe Stunting- Baseline: 20.7%- Endline: 12.4%- Difference: - 40.1%