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KwaDwesi

KwaDwesi Current Phase: 2 / PRA Typology Outcome Implementation.   Achieved Statuses: Ongoing Broad-based Feeding, Nutrition Education, Health and Nutrition Awareness Campaigns, Ongoing Nutrition Surveillance and Anthropometric Surveys Assessments, Biodiverse Permaculture Garden,...

KwaDwesi Current Phase: 2 / PRA Typology Outcome Implementation.  

Achieved Statuses: Ongoing Broad-based Feeding, Nutrition Education, Health and Nutrition Awareness Campaigns, Ongoing Nutrition Surveillance and Anthropometric Surveys Assessments, Biodiverse Permaculture Garden, Categorised  additional nutrition ad-hoc services for expectant and nursing mothers,  adolescents and older people according to nutritional requirements, linked the sick beneficiaries with health systems; children who’s malnutrition status had deteriorated as a result of environmental and situational determinants were redirected to the relevant partners for additional assistance, Environmental Campaigns, Infection Prevention. 

Impact Direct Beneficiaries Inirect Beneficiaries R0 of R100 000 raised

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KwaDwesi is next to Kleinskool and is located in Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Forming part of the Red Location housing completed after the realisation that there was a growth in the urban black population in apaprtheid South Africa, this settlement is undocumented and not represented. 

Burdened by chronic and hidden hunger

COVID-19-related measures are likely to continue to affect households through the prohibition of movements – as 65% of the respondents reported these restrictions as challenging. The continued increase in food prices is likely to increase the levels of vulnerability among households in the Metro, especially among the 49% of the households that reported lack of money to purchase food and non-food items. Over-reliance on purchased foods with rising food prices is likely to diminish household purchasing power. 

IPC ACUTE FOOD INSECURITY ANALYSIS CURRENT- POPULATION PROJECTED- POPULATION  KEY DRIVERS None                                                   814168               550202 Lived Poverty, Unemployment,     Stressed 217111 330121 Instability of Food Access, Crisis 54278 165060 Food Affordability, Emergency 0 55020 Loss of Income,  Catastrophe  0 0 Covid-19 Impact

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