SO2: Reduced needs and enhanced resilience to withstand shocks

Under Strategic Outcome 2, WFP measures its performance in selecting and effectively implementing programmes that enable people to better withstand and recover from shocks.

These indicators capture shifts in resilience – in terms of anticipatory, absorptive, adaptive and transformative capacities – and key community resources such as human, financial, social, institutional and informational capital.

This section has 6 corporate outcome indicators and 8 corporate output indicators:

Strategic outcomes	Outcome indicators
*2: Reduced needs and enhanced resilience to withstand shocks*	2.A Number of countries where WFP-assisted households enhance their resilience capacities, contributing to a reduction in future humanitarian needs
	2.B Number of countries where WFP-assisted communities benefit from an enhanced and adapted livelihood base and skills
	2.C Number of countries where WFP-assisted communities benefit from enhanced financial capacity
	2.D Proportion of children, women and girls of reproductive age who achieve a minimum acceptable diet and minimum dietary diversity
	2.E Percentage of people supported by WFP through resilience-building activities who experience recurrent or protracted acute food insecurity
	2.F Percentage of people supported by WFP through resilience-building activities who were formerly assisted through a WFP emergency intervention

Standard outputs	Output indicators
2.1 Communities and people experiencing recurrent or protracted acute food insecurity benefit from transfers, assets, training and livelihood support that build resilience to shocks.	2.1.a Number of people assisted by WFP through ecosystem restoration and community infrastructure interventions
	2.1.b Number of people assisted by WFP with skills for livelihood opportunities interventions
2.2 Communities and people experiencing recurrent or protracted acute food insecurity have improved access to information, financial solutions and tools in order to manage shocks and risks and engage in markets.	2.2.a Number of WFP-assisted people benefiting from financial solutions
	2.2.b Number of WFP-assisted people benefiting from support to access markets
	2.2.c Number of people benefiting indirectly from WFP support designed to increase financial capacity and access to markets
	2.2.d Number of people benefiting indirectly from access to climate information services
2.3 Communities and people experiencing recurrent or protracted acute food insecurity benefit from strengthened community platforms that deliver programmes to prevent and manage moderate acute malnutrition.	2.3.a Number of people receiving transfers through malnutrition prevention and management programmes
	2.2.b Number of people reached by WFP and/or its partners through social behaviour change approaches designed to improve diets

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SO2: Reduced needs and enhanced resilience to withstand shocks