Aggregated reporting Sample Clauses

Aggregated reporting. 1.1 Aggregated results per sector In accordance with Sida‟s humanitarian indicators, aggregated results per sector are provided in Annex 1.1. These show that a total of 531,475 people have been reached across all projects, of which 259,952 are men, and 271,523 are women. The sectoral breakdown is shown below: Sector Individuals Male Female Sida Humanitarian Indicators WASH (water): No of people accessing sufficient quantity of water of appropriate quality for drinking, cooking and personal hygiene 342,939 170,427 172,512 WASH (sanitation): No of crises-affected people using appropriate sanitation facility 127,823 63,003 64,819 FOOD: No of people receiving food assistance 32,269 15,294 16,975 LIVELIHOODS SUPPORT: No of people/ households with no income sources/livelihood assets provided with income support/livelihood assets 102,886 48,303 54,583 SHELTER/NFI (Non Food Items): No of people receiving shelter support and NFIs 62.359 29,999 32,360 PROTECTION: Number of crises-affected children and adults that were able to access protection services (survivors of sexual and gender-based violence, separated and unaccompanied children reunited with their families, children having access to community spaces, detainees visited) 78,112 35,962 42,150 DRR/climate change: No of crises-affected people participating in DRR activities, or response to climate change. (NB non-Sida indicator) 10,365 5,320 5,045 Total beneficiary interventions 756,753 368,308 388,444 Total people reached without double counting 531,475 259,952 271,523
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