• # Screening for malnutrition children among under five,
• # Screening 3000 PLW,
• # Cash transfer of Tk. 3,500 of admitted for SAM treatment,
• # Unconditional Cash Transfer Tk.1,500/family for 2000 Pregnant and Lactating Women,
• #  IYCF  session conducted,
• # Joint Field Vis,
• # Organized Cooking Demonstration,
• # emergency resilience improved latrines  constructed,
• # 160 latrine for people with different needs (elderly, child and disable)  constructed

1. # Improved nutritional status among children with Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) referral and treatment
2. # Improved nutritional knowledge on Infant and Young Children Feeding (IYCF) practice among mothers
3. # Safe water options ensured for most affected communitie

• # 37,500 people (7,500 HHs) in the most affected communities of Jamalpur have access to flood resilient WASH services
• # Improved nutritional status of under five children as well as pregnant and lactating women

• To increase the access to multi-sectoral services for prevention of GBV and mitigation impact of GBV for the most vulnerable women and girls, to ensure their safety and dignity.
• To strengthen the coordination at the upazila (sub-national) level, including integrating GBV prevention and mitigation.

• # WFS established and functioning,
• #  Community Watch Group Formation ,
• #Formation of Community Watch Group (CWG) ,
• # Community Watch Group (CWG) Orientation,
• # Dignity kits distribution,

• # 31 women and girls received one to one counseling,
• # 17 cases referred in the relevant service providers among 05 cases responded and solved.
• # 17 Group counseling session conducted with 274 participants on the issues of Pregnancy care and risk, risk on the disaster, violence against women and sickness.

• # CFS selection and Establishment support,
• # CFSs maintenance,
• # Engaging children in CFSs with psychosocial and development activities by Animators
• # Children Selection for Case management,
• # Message dissemination in the outreach/Community by volunteers,
• # Flow-up dropout children to school

1. 17128 children registered by CFSs. Out of children to the related center 4833
2. 1183 courtyard meeting by volunteer Total participants 18107( Female -14117 and Male -3990)
3. All teachers and  local elite were  played   vital role  to establish CFS  in flood affected areas
4. Good relationship with Educational department
5. Many dropped out children are going to school regularly through volunteers.
6. Guardians were cordial
7. Children  attendance at school  increased

Output 2: Psychosocial care and support and strengthening family resilience extended through case management and referral to access to services

Output 3: 5000 children in the CFSs in the worst affected areas will receive education in emergencies kits to ensure continuity of education for children

• 8 days residential ToT for 2 staff (FC and PM) on  community focused approach counseling on maternal  nutrition and IYCF, anaemia, CMAM, C-IMCI,
• 6 days residential training for 480 CHNVs on community focused approach counseling on maternal nutrition, IYCF, anaemia, CMAM and C-IMCI, # IYCF,
• Participation with IYCF Micro plan,
• 1 Day Training  for CG Members,
• World Breastfeeding Week (WBW) observation,
• Folk Song,
• Day long Mother Support group Training,
• Seed &  fencing/caring  Support for Gardening (2 times,),
• Duck Support  (10 Duck, Duck House/Feed),
• IGA Seed Money  6000/-

1. # Stunting and anaemia objectives reflected in US activities
2. # Integrated IYCF action plans in place and endorsed by all stakeholders
3. #  Master trainers with skill to implement training
4. # Supervisors capable of providing support
5. # Workers/volunteers with skills to implement the package
6. # Volunteers undergo 1 day/month refresher training
7. #  Peer support groups and household counseling active at community level
8. # Sick children referred
9. # Uncomplicated SAM cases treated at community
10. # “Tippy-tap” set up in homes, community based institutions
11. #  EC material visible in community/household
12. # Planned advocacy events attended by targeted stakeholders

• # Homestead Gardening,
• #  The selected beneficiary interested on livelihood activities.
• # They are fond of also the training on business plan, IGA,
• #  Skills Development training changed the mothers empowered with financial sustainability.,
• #  Positive the IYCF and hygiene practice.

• Training for UF & CHV,
• Two days orientation for WDC,
• Micro Plan and Social Map prepare,
• Collection  Adolescent  list and sent to DC, SP

1. Collected 10-19 years old adolescents list ,
2. Reduced early marriage,
3. UP chairman, Member don’t give illegal birth certificate.
4. Without birth certificate is not marriage register.

• Developeda database of  47500 adolescents (10-19 ) years old,
• Completed 100 micro plans at ward level for ending child marriage,
• prepared social map,
• Developed yearly Action plan for ending child marriage each ward.

• Household visit,
• Pregnant Mother visit,
• Local Level Planning and Coordination (LLP,
• Micro plan development for MNCSWC, Union &Upazilla level,
• Basic training on ENC & PNC Package for MNCSP,
• 1 day orientation for Opinion leaders,
• Basic ANC training for paramedics/staffs,
• Monthly Co-ordination meeting with CS, DDCC, UDCC,

1. Children protected by valid immunization
2. Care givers  practiced  a set of essential child care behaviors
3. Under-five children with pneumonia, malaria and neonatal sepsis will receive appropriate treatment
4. Children protected from micronutrient deficiency by vitamin A supplements, deworming tablet and iodized salt.

• Having knowledge and skilled MNCS staffs & Promoters,
• Active  CCMG& MNCSWC.
• Close coordination among GoB, NGOs and other stakeholders.
• Improved status of Local Govt. involvement and coordination.
• Government initiatives for functioning community Clinics.