1. Geographic vulnerability and targeting criteria:-
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IPC phase 4 governorates - high priority; IPC phase 3 governorates - priority (kindly note that for certain kinds of activities e.g. emergency food assistance the target is all severely food insecure populations whether in IPC phase 4 or IPC phase 3 governorates)
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Governorates/districts with high caseload of IDPs
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Districts with few FSAC Partners operational or present and/or districts with unmet needs/response gaps
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Governorates/districts meeting other vulnerability criteria as identified by authorities, community, or pertinent stakeholders.
2. Household vulnerability and targeting criteria:-
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Severely food insecure households;
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Vulnerable IDP households (presently IDPs have some of the worst food security indicators in the country);
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Vulnerable Host households hosting IDPs;
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Households with children under 5 with Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) or Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM);
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Vulnerable Households with children under five years old and/or pregnant women and/or lactating women;
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Vulnerable Female headed households;
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Child headed households;
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Vulnerable Households with no productive assets, or functional means of income/ reliable source of income;
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Vulnerable Elderly headed households;
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Vulnerable Households headed by chronically ill members;
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Vulnerable Households headed by physically challenged heads;
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Vulnerable marginalized communities e.g. Muhamasheen;
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Vulnerable Households not receiving adequate assistance from other sources;
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Households meeting other vulnerability criteria as identified by the communities