GLOBAL DASHBOARD (7 October 2015)

The gFSC coordinates the food security response during a humanitarian crisis, in order to ensure a timely, effective and coherent response.

global partners, observers and associates48

36formal clusters and sectors/other coordination mechanisms around the world

Key information on the gFSC

13 gFSC Support Team members from WFP, FAO and NGOs; including 6 staff in professional categories, consultants and secondments

Funding status of the gFSC, as of October 2015

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Country-level Food Security Coordination

As of 7 October 2015, country-level Food Security Clusters/Sectors are on average only 52% funded while coordination remains critical. 52%

*based on data available from the Food Security Clusters/Sectors.

Source: WFP

Key information on Food Security Clusters and Sectors with SRP, as of October 2015

Key information on Food Security Coordination Key information on Food Security Cluster as a whole

AFGHANISTAN

BANGLADESH

2.1 millionpeople targeted

$92 millionNumber of partners:

172

Team: Coordinator, NGO Co-Chair, Information Management Officer (IMO), Reporting Officer

(Unless otherwise indicated, figures are from 2015 SRPs or from country clusters)

Funding requirements, 2015: Team: Coordinator, IM Officer, IPC Coordinator (not full-time)

Number of partners:

73283,870 million

people targeted

IMO

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

coordination costs out of sector requirements

2%

$19.6 million

Funding requirements, 2015:

IMO

coordination costs out of sector requirements

1%

Food Security and Agriculture Cluster

Food Security Cluster

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC

Funding requirements, 2015:Team: Coordinator, NGO Co-Facilitator and IM/GIS Officer

Number of partners:

1051.2 millionpeople targeted

IMO

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

coordination costs out of sector requirements

0.5%

$195 million

NGOFunding for Coordinator is secured until December 2015. IMO/GIS funding secured until December 2015 (part-time), full-time NGO Co-facilitator funding secured until January 2016.

Food Security Cluster

30 International 43 National

75 International 30 National

99 International 73 National

Key information on Food Security Clusters and Sectors with SRP, as of October 2015

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

Key information on Food Security Coordination Key information on Food Security Cluster as a whole

Funding requirements, 2015: Team: 2 Co-coordinators (not full-time FSC), NGO Co-facilitator, NGO Stand-by Partner, 2 sub-national coordinators, IMO, provincial focal points

Number of partners:

652.49 millionpeople targeted

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

coordination costs out of sector requirements

2.74%

$182 million

Team: Coordinator

Number of partners:

24400,000

people targeted

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

coordination costs out of sector requirements

$39 millionCOLOMBIA

Funding requirements, 2015:

0.2%

Funding needed Information Manager

Food Security Cluster

Food Security and Nutrition

(Unless otherwise indicated, figures are from 2015 SRPs or from country clusters)

IMO

CHAD

Team: Coordinator, IMO, FSC Assessment Officer, Co-Coordinator (half-time), NGO Co-facilitator

Number of partners:

76

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

coordination costs out of sector requirements

.1%

$226 million

Funding requirements, 2015:

Food Security ClusterIMO

2.5 millionpeople targeted

NGO

28 International 37 National

23 International 1 National

57 International 19 National

(Unless otherwise indicated, figures are from 2015 SRPs or from country clusters)

Key information on Food Security Coordination Key information on Food Security Cluster as a whole

Key information on Food Security Clusters and Sectors with SRP, as of October 2015

LIBERIA

Funding requirements, 2015: Team: Coordinator,IMO

Number of partners:

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

Food Security Cluster

IMO

$34.7 million*405,500

people targeted* coordination costs out of sector requirements

1.4 %44*United Nations consolidated response plan in support of the Ebola outbreak in Liberia: September 2014 - February 2015

IRAQ

Funding requirements, 2015: Team: Coordinator (dedicated), NGO Co-Chair, National coordinator, co-coordi-nator and government level focal points (all not full-time)

Number of partners:

894.4 millionpeople targeted

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

$249.3 million

L3Food Security Cluster NGO

Revised requirement for Jan-Dec 2015, as per FTS.

coordination costs out of sector requirements

0.36%Estimated costs. Dedicated FSC staff funded until 30 June 2015.

35 International 5 National4 Government

MALI

Funding requirements, 2015: Team: Coordinator, Information Manager, NGO Co-facilitator

Number of partners:

75 1.2 million

IMO

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

coordination costs out of sector requirements

0.3 %

$126 millionFood Security Cluster

people targeted 30 International 37 National2 Government3 UN 3 Civil Society

35 International 54 National

Gap for IMO and sub-national coordinator for Erbil

(Unless otherwise indicated, figures are from 2015 SRPs or from country clusters)

Key information on Food Security Clusters and Sectors with SRP, as of October 2015

NIGER

Funding requirements, 2015: Team: 2 Co-coordinators (not dedicated full time), IMO (not dedicated full time), NGO Co-facilitator (not full time)

Number of partners:

491.65 millionpeople targeted

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

coordination costs out of sector requirements

0.2 %

$201 millionFood Security Cluster

NEPALNumber of partners:

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

IMO

$98.6 million*coordination costs out of sector requirements

0.4 %131

Funding requirements, 2015:

Organizations participating in the FSC *Revised Flash Appeal requirements

1.4 millionpeople targeted (food) +

1 millionpeople targeted (livelihoods)

Food Security Cluster

Team: At national level: Coordinator (until 26 June), IMO (until 30 September), IM Assistant (until 30 June); at humanitarian hubs: 1 Area Coordinator in Sindhu-palchok (until 24 September); 1 Area Coordinator in Gorkha until 20 August; and 5 District Focal Points

IMO

Requirements for June - December 2015

Key information on Food Security Coordination Key information on Food Security Cluster as a whole

MYANMARFood Security Sector

Funding requirements, 2015: Team: Coordinator (full time)

Number of partners:

34480,000

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

coordination costs out of sector requirements

0.5 %

$92.6 million

people targeted

+ 2 National Coordinators (not full time) Gap for national staff and 2 staff at field level.

30 International 4 National

19 International 30 National

(Unless otherwise indicated, figures are from 2015 SRPs or from country clusters)

Key information on Food Security Clusters and Sectors with SRP, as of October 2015

PACIFIC REGIONFood Security ClusterTropical Cyclone Pam Response

Regional-level cluster as a part of the Pacific Humanitarian Team struc-ture: Cook Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, Kiribati, Nauru, Niue, Palau, Republic of the Marshall Islands, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tokelau, Tuvalu and Vanuatu.

Funding requirements, 2015, for Tropical Cyclone Pam Response:

Team: Coordinator at regional level

Number of partners:

20

Gap for full time IMO.

Sector funding requirements, 2015, for Tropical Cyclone Pam Response:

$10.7 millioncoordination costs out of sector requirements

2.8%as per FTS 62,250

people targeted in Humanitarian Action Plan: Tropical Cyclone Pam

as per FTS

STATE OFPALESTINE

Funding requirements, 2015: Team: Coordinator (in Jerusalem) and 2 Operation Coordinators (in Ramallah and Gaza)

Number of partners:

261.6 millionpeople targeted

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

Coordination costs out of sector requirements

0.2 %

Food Security Sector $324 million

in SRP, 50 organizations in total26 International 24 National

Key information on Food Security Coordination Key information on Food Security Cluster as a whole

PAKISTAN

Funding requirements, 2015:Team: 2 National Co-Coordinators, 2 Provincial Coordinators, Information Manager, 2 Assistant Cluster Coordinators

IMO

Number of partners: 1.63 millionpeople targeted

$216.9 million

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

coordination costs out of sector requirements

0.45%

+ 2 Programme AssistantsFood Security Cluster

167in Humanitarian Strategic Plan 2015

57 International 88 National6 Government10 UN 6 Donor

Key information on Food Security Clusters and Sectors, as of October 2015

Key information on Food Security Coordination Key information on Food Security Cluster as a whole

(Unless otherwise indicated, figures are from 2015 SRPs or from country clusters)

SOUTH SUDAN

Funding requirements, 2015: Team: 2 Co-coordinators, NGO Co-Chair, IMO

Number of partners:

1982.1 million

people targeted (food) +$623 million

3.5 millionpeople targeted (livelihoods) coordination costs

out of sector requirements

0.5 %

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

L3

Food Security and Livelihoods Cluster

NGO

1.2 millionpeople targeted (asset creation)

SOMALIA

Funding requirements, 2015: Team: 2 Co-Coordinators, IM Assistant, Regional Support Officer, and Capacity Building Officer (not full time), Infographic/GIS Assistant, AAP Project Officer (until December 2015)

Number of partners:

323.2 millionpeople targeted

$398 millionIMO

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

in SRP, 463 organizations in total368 International 95 National

coordination costs out of sector requirements

0.3%

Food Security Cluster

Funding needed IM Assistant

93 International 105 National

GIS

SUDAN

Funding requirements, 2015:

Number of partners:

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

coordination costs out of sector requirements

0.2 %

4.2 millionpeople targeted

Team: 2 Co-Coordinators, IMO (part time)

200

$357 millionFood Security and Livelihoods Sector No full time IMO and no full time area FSL

Sector Coordinators in the emergency operation sub-regions and state

IMO

Key information on Food Security Coordination Key information on Food Security Cluster as a whole

(Unless otherwise indicated, figures are from 2015 SRPs or from country clusters)

UKRAINEFood Security Cluster

Funding requirements, 2015: Team: Coordinator, IMO

Number of partners:

13 500,000people targeted

IMO

Sector funding requirements, 2015::

coordination costs out of sector requirements

0.3 %

$65 million

Whole of SYRIA

L3

Funding requirements, 2015: Team: Whole of Syria: Coordinator, IMO and NGO Co- coordinator (all dedicated); Damascus hub: Co-coordinator and 2 IMO (all dedicated), Co-coordinator and national IMO (not dedicated full time); Gaziantep hub: Co-coordinator, NGO Co-coordinator, IMO (all dedicated); Amman hub: Co-ordinator (dedicated, but also WoS), IMO (dedicated but also WoS), NGO Co-coordinator (not dedicated full time).

IMO

Number of partners:

7.5 millionpeople targeted

$1.218 billion

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

coordination costs out of sector requirements

0.2%Including hubs in Damascus, Gaziantep and Amman

50

NGO

IMO IMO

NGO

IMO

Key information on Food Security Clusters and Sectors, as of October 2015

11 International 2 National

YEMEN

Funding requirements, 2015: Team: Coordinator, IMO, NGO Co-Facilitator, 3 Sub-National Cluster Facilitators

Number of partners:

617.6 millionpeople targeted

IMO

Sector funding requirements, 2015:

coordination costs out of sector requirements

0.1 %

$792 millionFood Security and Agriculture Cluster

L3

IMO