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PHASE 1

The Assessment Phase identifies barriers to nutritious diets in communities. This information helps design effective interventions for food security. By monitoring nutritional status, we can track the effectiveness of our interventions and ensure they have a lasting impact.

Current Phase: 1

Achieved Statuses: Ongoing Broad-based Feeding Support, Nutrition Education, Health and Nutrition Awareness Campaigns, Ongoing Nutrition Surveillance and Anthropometric Surveys Assessments, Co-occurrence of adequate diets and adequate care for children under 5.

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Food Security in the area

Phoenix is an Indian township about 25 kilometres northwest of Durban Central. It was established as a town by the apartheid government in 1976, but it has a long history of Indian occupation. It is associated with the Phoenix Settlement, built by Mahatma Gandhi. initially a sugarcane estate and since the mid-1970s a municipal housing development for the Indian community beginning with unit 4-Stonebridge. Sections were initially labelled as precincts and later renamed with proper street addresses. 

 

Current Stats

IPC Acute Food Insecurity Analysis Current Population Projected Population Key Drivers
None 2024212 1705151 Lived Poverty, Unemployment
Stressed 674737 852576 Instability of Food Access
Crisis 506053 682060 Food Affordability
Emergency 168684 170515 Loss of Income
Catastrophe 0 0 Covid-19 Impact, Informal Environment, Marginal/Imbalance Food Systems

 

   Current Stats

IPC Acute Food Insecurity Analysis Current Population
None 2024212
Stressed 674737
Crisis 506053
Emergency 168684
Catastrophe 0
Projected Population Key Drivers
1705151 Lived Poverty, Unemployment
852576 Instability of Food Access
170515 Food Affordability
23323 Loss of Income
0 Covid-19 Impact

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