Government of Nepal

Ministry of Finance

AID MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR NEPAL

1 At least # of people have access to household level/long-term hygienic sanitation facilities

2. At least # ofpeople have sustained access to adequate and safe drinking water supply  

3. # ofPeople have improved knowledge of good personal hygiene behavior.  (mostly indirect beneficiaries)

4.  # of M/V/D-WASH-CC and  # of Water Users Committee (WUCs) strengthened to enable the sustainability of WASH Projects                                          

5. # of households are supported to meet their basic food security needs

6. # of households are supported to restore their livelihoods

7. # of poor, socially excluded and vulnerable households have built more resilient livelihoods.

8. Communities are engaged in land right advocacy and networking.

9. # of vulnerable households in earthquake affected communities have access to resources to support long term reconstruction

10. # of  earthquake affected households  have access to construction resources to support livelihood

11. Vulnerable and marginalized beneficiaries have equal access to Oxfam assistance, including participation and enjoy safe environment

12. Targeted community members and stakeholders have awareness and knowledge of post-earthquake related incidents like legal rights, single women

13. Increased knowledge of targeted people about  procedures to claim their rights related to recovery activities

14. Oxfam and partners' staff have increased capacity in addressing issues related to protection and gender in the EQ recovery process

15. Disaster management plans developed

16.  Knowledge and capacity of targeted communities on disaster risk reduction (DRR) strengthened

17.  Disaster risk reduction (DRR) measures are integrated into earthquake recovery and reconstruction plans and programmes

18.  Sustained dialogue and communication with local and district authorities and other strategic  agencies including media is institutionalised

19.  District/VDC authorities address the issues of vulnerable communities including landless and single women while implementing post earthquake plans and programmes

20.  Positive stories covered by local,   national, international  and social media on the works carried out focusing on  humanitarian and sustainable development programmes by Oxfam and partners

1. Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WaSH) – Earthquake affected targeted poor and marginalised communities take action to manage and sustain gender responsive WaSH facilities and services
2. Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihood (EFSVL) –  Poor, marginalised and vulnerable EQ affected men and women have increased ability to meet basic needs, restore, develop and sustain a resilient livelihood
3. Shelter – Vulnerable and marginalised earthquake affected women, men, girls and boys have access to sufficient resources in order to avail dignified and more earthquake resilient living spaces.
4. Gender & Protection - Earthquake affected at-risk women & girls and vulnerable women and men have more influence on and equitable and safe access to humanitarian and recovery activities that address their expressed needs.
5. Disaster Risk Reduction - Disaster risk reduction (DRR) mainstreamed in post-earthquake recovery and reconstruction and development plans and programmes in earthquake affected districts.
6. Media & Advocacy - Coordinated local and national level stakeholders have increased influence on policies promoting accountable and inclusive governance and gender responsive practices addressing differential needs of EQ affected women and men.

To contribute to gender responsive sustainable recovery and reconstruction reducing risk and increasing resilience among vulnerable earthquake affected households.To contribute to gender responsive sustainable recovery and reconstruction reducing risk and increasing resilience among vulnerable earthquake affected households.