| Indicator Name | # of Health & Nutrition Workers trained on community management of acute malnutrition |
|---|---|
| Indicator ID in PRIME | IN00037577 |
Definition
- Health & Nutrition Workers: Individuals trained in community-based management of acute malnutrition (CMAM), including health facility staff, community health workers, and volunteers.
- Training: Structured capacity-building sessions covering the principles and practices of CMAM, including screening, diagnosis, referral, treatment, and follow-up of acute malnutrition cases.
Recommended Means of Verification
Calculation: This indicator is a count of Health & Nutrition Workers who have completed the training on CMAM.
Data Collection Method/Tool: Routine monitoring, Activity / Training Reports, Attendance Sheets.
Data Source: Training attendance sheets, training completion records.
Who Collects: Save the Children and the Implementing partner staff, including the MoH.
From Whom: Programme manager, Trainers, and supervisors who oversee CMAM training sessions.
Frequency of Collection: Data will be collected at the end of each training session.
Frequency of Reporting: Data will be reported in the semi-annual report, annual report, and final performance report.
How to count and aggregate: LOA values are the reported values at the end of the award, counting only the unique number of Health & Nutrition Workers trained without double-counting.
Baseline Value Info: Baseline value is zero.
Indicator Attributes
| Indicator Prioritisation | Global Indicator |
|---|---|
| Level of Indicator | Output |
| Indicator Context Type | Quantitative |
| Theme | Health & Nutrition |
| Sub Theme | Mother Infant Child Nutrition |
| Common Approach | Nourishing the Youngest (Infant and Young Child Feeding) |
| Context | Humanitarian/Emergency, Development |
Measurement Guidance
| Frequency of Data Collection | Monthly |
|---|---|
| Unit of Measure | Individual |
| Data Format | Number |
| Direction of Desired Change | Increasing |
| Number of Decimal Points | Zero |
| Nature | Cumulative |
| Recommended Disaggregations | Age , Gender |