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SOMALIA NUTRITION CLUSTER Nutrition Cluster Coordination UNICEF Somalia Support Centre (USSC) United Nations, Block Q, Nairobi, Kenya http://somalia.humanitarianresponse.info/clusters/nutrition For more information, contact Leo Matunga, Nutrition Cluster Coordinator: lmatunga@unicef.org Or Abdullahi Nur Aden, Nutrition Cluster Coordination Assistant anaden@unicef.org Tel: +254-20-7628400 Fax: +254-20-7623989 Page 1 Minut•s of th• National Nutrition Clust•r M••ting Monday, 3rd February 2014, 10:00 am to 12:30 pm MoH Conference hall Afgooye Road, Wadajir Mogadishu, Somalia. 1. Welcome and Introductions was co-chaired by Dr Abdirahman Idiris Hufane from the Federal Government of Somalia’s ministry of health and Abdullahi Nur Aden from the Nutrition cluster. The meeting was opened with Holy Quran prayer followed by round table introductions. 2. Review of the previous meeting minutes and the action points: The previous meeting minutes – 3rd of December 2013 were reviewed true record of issues discussed. Action points were also followed up accordingly; see the status on page 10 of the minutes. OCHA urged UNICEF & WFP to consistently attend nutrition cluster meetings so as to be regularly informed especially on agencies lacking nutrition supplies. Consequently OCHA encouraged UNICEF to be open on its capability to in the existing nutrition gaps, so that should there be problems due to lack of funds, OCHA could step in by advocating for funds. Action Point: The nutrition cluster to encourage UNICEF and WFP to consistently attend the monthly nutrition cluster meetings at (both national and sub-national levels). 3. Agency Profile presentation Somali Aid and Save the Children International (SCI) made brief presentations on their agency profiles. Due to time constrains, partners were requested to comment on the presentations upon circulation via email. Save the Children (SCI)Save the children international was established in 1919 in the United Kingdom to alleviate starvation of Children in Germany and Austria – Hungary during World War I .The agency is made up 30 national organizations and is a dual mandate

organization delivering development
organization delivering development programmes and emergency response in over 120 countries worldwide and has been Operational in Somaliland/Somalia for over 60 years. SOMALIA NUTRITION CLUSTER Nutrition Cluster Coordination UNICEF Somalia Support Centre (USSC) United Nations, Block Q, Nairobi, Kenya http://somalia.humanitarianresponse.info/clusters/nutrition For more information, contact Leo Matunga, Nutrition Cluster Coordinator: lmatunga@unicef.org Or Abdullahi Nur Aden, Nutrition Cluster Coordination Assistant anaden@unicef.org Tel: +254-20-7628400 Fax: +254-20-7623989 Page 2 Vision and Mission Vision; A world in which every child attains the right to survival, protection, development and participation. Mission; To inspire breakthroughs in the way the world treats children, and to achieve immediate and lasting change in their lives. Programmes: 7 sectors (Nutrition, Health, WASH, FSL, Education, CP & CRG). Geographic area: South Central Zone (Banadir, Galgaduud, Hiraan, Bay and Bakool regions), Puntland (Bari, Nugaal, Karkar) and Somaliland. Offices: 7 field offices in Somalia. . Current programmes;  80 centres (37 OTP/SC centres integrated with Health and WASH) & TSFP 43 centres.  IYCF is an integral part of all CMAM/IMAM programming.  Dedicated IYCF counsellor both at nutrition site and community level.  Referral support to Stabilisation Centre (SC).  MMN supplementation in all programmes.  Regular M&E using different tools.  Capacity development. Different implementation approaches used in different regions which are direct implementation and through partners. SOMALI AID Somali Aid is a non-profit and apolitically non-partisan organization which transcends regional and belief barriers, and aims to serve every individual regardless of their origin. The agency’s goal is to build a platform to enable the people to realize the potential of an organized community-based system where people not only contribute their financial resources but their human capital and ideas as well. Vision and Mission Vision; To work towards a social and an economic change characterized by sustainability, social interaction, community-ownership, and community self-mobilization and self

-reliance. Mission; To support an
-reliance. Mission; To support and coordinate the community efforts and resources in the development of sustainable socio-economic initiatives through empowerment and social integration. SOMALIA NUTRITION CLUSTER Nutrition Cluster Coordination UNICEF Somalia Support Centre (USSC) United Nations, Block Q, Nairobi, Kenya http://somalia.humanitarianresponse.info/clusters/nutrition For more information, contact Leo Matunga, Nutrition Cluster Coordinator: lmatunga@unicef.org Or Abdullahi Nur Aden, Nutrition Cluster Coordination Assistant anaden@unicef.org Tel: +254-20-7628400 Fax: +254-20-7623989 Page 3 ONGOING PROJECTS With support from OXFAM International, OXFAM NOVIB and CHF Somali Aid implements;  Integrated Emergency WASH and Nutrition Responses.  Integrated food security and livelihoods recovery project for vulnerable pastoral and Agro pastoral communities.  Health and Nutrition Project(on hold, will start on February) In Kismayo- Lower Juba region, Garbaharey District- Gedo Region and Jilib district- Middle Juba region. Action Point: Abdullahi to share Somali Aid and SCI profile presentations. Direct Aid and JCC to prepare Agency profile presentations for the March National Nutrition Cluster Meeting. 4. Key Nutrition services and Situation highlights: Himilo Foundation; took over 2 TSFP sites from DIAL-Africa and started BSFP program in Kismayo district. Together with the previous 3 TSFP sites, Himilo foundation is currently running 5 TSFP sites in Kismayo district. HARDO; implementing 4 OTP sites integrated with IYCF and EPI programs in Nasiib IDPs, Doonsubugle IDPs, Qoolow and Macaanqaale villages in Hiraan Region with support from Oxfam Novib for the last 2 years. However, they reported lack of RUTF for past two weeks of which UNICEF was aware of. On the other hand, HARDO’s team attended SQUEAC training facilitated by a valid international consultant at Hargeisa supported by Oxfam Novib. Banadir Hospital; lack funding coupled with lack of nutrition supplies, therefore requested support from willing international organizations and donors for Banadir Hospital is the largest referral hospital in the region providing medical assistance to people countrywide. The nutrition cluster

focal point requested donation from
focal point requested donation from agencies with surplus nutrition stock to the Hospital. Abdullahi also urged International Agencies capable to provide support to the hospital to come forward. TROCAIRE; supporting integrated health and nutrition activities in Gedo region. Currently running 6 OTP/TSFP sites and 2 SC (in Belet Xawa and Luuq) in accordance to the rationalization and have surplus of F100. Have plans to open one SC in Dollow. The Organization is currently focusing on staff training (formal and OJT) to build the staff capacity to provide quality services and consequently strengthen program implementation. Trocaire finds the cost of attending the monthly cluster meetings in Mogadishu very high hence a challenge; therefore, the organization conveyed its apology and assured members that SOMALIA NUTRITION CLUSTER Nutrition Cluster Coordination UNICEF Somalia Support Centre (USSC) United Nations, Block Q, Nairobi, Kenya http://somalia.humanitarianresponse.info/clusters/nutrition For more information, contact Leo Matunga, Nutrition Cluster Coordinator: lmatunga@unicef.org Or Abdullahi Nur Aden, Nutrition Cluster Coordination Assistant anaden@unicef.org Tel: +254-20-7628400 Fax: +254-20-7623989 Page 4 the organization is working on how best they can be represented in the national meetings in Mogadishu occasionally. Muslim Hands; Integrated screening and IYCF programs in their health centres in Warta-nabadda and Kahda in Banadir region. GEWDO; PCA with UNICEF expired in July-2013 however, monitoring of the nutrition situation has been ongoing by exercising screening and awareness activities in Garbaharey district where increase in the malnutrition rate is evident. Consequently, an FLA with WFP was signed but unfortunately, WFP commodities could not be delivered due to insecurity related issues. Therefore, WFP was requested to repackage their supplies and deliver plain bags without visible emblem/logos. APD; Running a CHF funded OTP project in Afmadow and Jilib of Lower and Middle Juba which is expected to end on 15th Feb-2014. ANPPCAN; Implementing integrated IYCF and NHP programmes in Banadir region. Conducted training for

5 key staff and 10 IYCF supervisors.
5 key staff and 10 IYCF supervisors. Consequently, they carried out IYCF orientation for the religious leaders, community elders, TBAs, teachers, MOH and UNICEF while developing IYCF module in both English and Somali version for better understanding of the IYCF context. In line with the IYCF, the agency is doing nutrition screening (active case finding) for children under 2 (U2) years of age and made prompt referrals to SAACID, ACF and CWW. MGV; Lack TSFP supplies causing relapse of discharged beneficiaries thus worsening the malnutrition situation in Hiraan. CAFDARO; Started BSFP in Balad Xawo and Dolow districts in Gedo region and CHF/UNICEF funded OTP projects in December 2013. SHARDO; Anticipates FLA termination on 28th February for TSFP programs running in Balcad and Warsheikh districts of Middle Shabelle. Although UNICEF announced lack of funding for the nutrition projects, SHARDO continues supporting the vulnerable children in Warsheikh district with the available nutrition supplies in stock. SORRDO; Conducted 2 days IMAM refresher training for the TSFP staff in Banadir and Afgooye district and shared the training report with the cluster. SAF-UK; Carried out rapid nutritional assessment in 5 IDP camps in Kismayo. The number of HH (households) assessed were 825 with 1,650 children below 5 years of age. The IDPS arrived in Kismayo during the last quarter of 2013 due to insecurity from Jilib and Jamame districts where they were agro pastoral communities . SAF-UK will have active PCA as from March 2014 and has CHF funds for Jilib district villages of Middle Juba. SOMALIA NUTRITION CLUSTER Nutrition Cluster Coordination UNICEF Somalia Support Centre (USSC) United Nations, Block Q, Nairobi, Kenya http://somalia.humanitarianresponse.info/clusters/nutrition For more information, contact Leo Matunga, Nutrition Cluster Coordinator: lmatunga@unicef.org Or Abdullahi Nur Aden, Nutrition Cluster Coordination Assistant anaden@unicef.org Tel: +254-20-7628400 Fax: +254-20-7623989 Page 5 ACF; Conducted IMAM training between 3rd and 4th February2014 for 22 staff including 2 screeners, 1 community mobilizers, 5 nurses, 6 nutrition helpers, 2 registrars, 1 mobile team auxiliary n

urse, 1 registrar/cleaner, 3 heal
urse, 1 registrar/cleaner, 3 health educator and 1 vaccinator. The organization noted a decrease on the admission trend, due to less population movement. The admission rate of children years decreased to 34.9% while PLW decreased 49% compared to last month admission. Action Points: o ANPPCAN to share IYCF modules for both English and Somali versions. o Abdullahi to share SORRDO TSFP training report. o SAF UK to share the rapid assessment report with the cluster for onward sharing with nutrition partners in Kismayo.( Kismayo is fully covered and SAF UK should not start nutrition programme, the current available partners are enough to cover the needs) o The national nutrition cluster to look into the available options to support Banadir Hospital stabilization centre and provide feedback in the next meeting. 5. FSNAU presentation on Post Deyr 2013/2014 Assessment Results FSNAU carried out presentation on the results of Post Deyr assessment conducted in whole of Somalia. The purpose of the assessment was to determine nutrition and food security situation in the country. Access Nutrition team had access in all regions in Somalia in Deyr 2013 season with exception of Lower Shabelle, Bakool Agro-pastoral and South Hiraan. Methodology  27 nutrition surveys followed the standard SMART Methodology (Standardized Monitoring and Assessment of Relief and Transitions).  13 nutrition surveys were representative MUAC assessments.  27581 children 6-59 months covered.  49% of nutrition assessments-south; 14% Central; 15% in North East; 22% North West.  Nutrition Situation is stable /improved slightly since Gu 2013 – exception being Qardho IDPs and Berbera IDPs.  U5DR-Acceptable except Beletweyne and Hawd central where serious levels are seen  Positive correlation of GAM with SAM=0.73.  Since Gu 2013, GAM-MUAC shows deterioration in BBeletweyne, Mogadishu IDPs , N Gedo Pastoral in South; Hawd central and Addun Central in central region; Berbera IDPS in North West and Qardho IDPS in Northeast.  Compared to Deyr 2012, Deterioration is seen in Baidoa IDPs in south & Addun central SOMALIA NUTRITION CLUSTER Nutrition Cluster Coordination UNICEF Somalia Support Centre (USSC) United Nations, Block Q, Nai

robi, Kenya http://somalia.humanitaria
robi, Kenya http://somalia.humanitarianresponse.info/clusters/nutrition For more information, contact Leo Matunga, Nutrition Cluster Coordinator: lmatunga@unicef.org Or Abdullahi Nur Aden, Nutrition Cluster Coordination Assistant anaden@unicef.org Tel: +254-20-7628400 Fax: +254-20-7623989 Page 6  Since Gu 2013, SAM-MUAC shows deterioration in BBeletweyne, Baidoa IDPs, Kismayo IDPs, Mogadishu IDPs, Dolow IDPs, S Gedo Agro pastoral, S Gedo Riverine in South; Berbera IDPs in North West and Qardho IDPS and Galkayo IDPs in North East. Malnutrition Hotspots in Somalia( G�AM15% / GAM- MUAC �8 % / SAM-MUAC�2%) South; Kismayo IDP,Dolow IDPs,Dhobley IDPs,Baidoa IDPs Mogadishu IDPs,Bay Agro pastoral ,Bakool Pastoral,Beletweyne ,Middle Shabelle Riverine,South Gedo Pastoral,South Gedo Agro-pastoral,South Gedo Riverine,Juba Agro pastoral ,Juba Riverine Central; Dhusamreeb IDPs. North East; Qardho IDPs, Garowe IDPs, Galkayo IDP's and Bossaso IDPs. North west; Berbera IDPs and West Golis/Guban. Key Messages;  Somalia is a country with higher than acceptable rates of acute malnutrition. Acute malnutrition prevalence has remained sustained at elevated levels where 1 in 7 children under 5 years suffered from acute malnutrition at the time of the assessments. Situation in IDPs is worse.  Currently 203,000 children yrs. are estimated to be acutely malnourished (approximately same as in Gu 2013). 68 % of these children are in the South.  51,000 children 5yrs are suffering from severe acute malnutrition and are at higher risk of death and disease. This is an increase in number - 25 % of total in Dyer 2013/4 compared to 20 % in Gu 2013 or 21% in Dyer 2012/3.  Acute malnutrition in Somalia is also being aggravated by chronic malnutrition further aggravates malnutrition levels in the community. SOUTH CENTRAL 69% Others 26% IDPs 6% Regional distribution of GAM Caseload in Somalia 25 20 21 051015202530Deyr 2013Gu 2013Deyr 2012SAM caseload -% of total caseload SOMALIA NUTRITION CLUSTER Nutrition Cluster Coordination UNICEF Somalia Support Centre (USSC) United Nations, Block Q, Nairobi, Kenya http://somalia.humanitarianres

ponse.info/clusters/nutrition For more
ponse.info/clusters/nutrition For more information, contact Leo Matunga, Nutrition Cluster Coordinator: lmatunga@unicef.org Or Abdullahi Nur Aden, Nutrition Cluster Coordination Assistant anaden@unicef.org Tel: +254-20-7628400 Fax: +254-20-7623989 Page 7  Treatment of SAM and MAM must become more central to the health care agendas.  Multi-sectoral efforts to address the underlying causes of malnutrition are critical and must be supported by continued humanitarian action. Action Points: Abdullahi to share FSNAU post Deyr assessment report with members. 6. Update from Nutrition cluster CHF 1st standard allocation is about to start. The key dates for the timeline are as follows:- • 14 February-CHF Board meeting and HC decision on envelopes and prioritized areas. • 17 February-Orientation session for partners on CHF. • 19 February-CHF standard allocation guidance note published. • 20 February-28 February- Partners write project proposals according to the prioritized areas. • 1 March- Due date for proposal. • 2-7 March- CRC reviews and selects proposals. • 7 March- Final list of proposals to CHF. • 14 march publication of the preliminary approved projects. • 11 April-MOUs signature. • 09 May payments to partners. CHF Board priorities as advised by CHF board are; • IDPs and host communities- Provision of basic services in vulnerable IDPs and host communities. • Preparedness and contingency programming. • Common services. FAO regional workshop/ToT on integration of Food security and Nutrition will be attended by; Dr Hufane (Govt-ToT), Ali (HARDO-ToT), Sarah King- Concern Worldwide (regional training only) and Onesmus Muinde (Save the children-regional training). Somalia was given 4 slots only. Apologies to those partners who applied and could not make it, hopefully they will get a chance next time. Nutrition cluster information management specialist recruitment is being concluded. Suitable candidate has been selected and will be joining nutrition cluster soon. Partners need to bear with the cluster coordination team. Hopefully the IMS will be on board by beginning of March and the cluster will resume sharing of information

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and performance indicators for the country as usual. DNCC- Komborero Chirenda left the cluster so any National level correspondences have to be directed to the Nutrition Cluster Coordinator- Leo Matunga and Abdullahi Nur Aden- the Nutrition Cluster Coordination Assistant. SOMALIA NUTRITION CLUSTER Nutrition Cluster Coordination UNICEF Somalia Support Centre (USSC) United Nations, Block Q, Nairobi, Kenya http://somalia.humanitarianresponse.info/clusters/nutrition For more information, contact Leo Matunga, Nutrition Cluster Coordinator: lmatunga@unicef.org Or Abdullahi Nur Aden, Nutrition Cluster Coordination Assistant anaden@unicef.org Tel: +254-20-7628400 Fax: +254-20-7623989 Page 8 Funding: There is a general funding shortfall for Somalia humanitarian response due to competing resources with other countries like Syria, South Sudan, Central African Republic, Philippines. Therefore there will be areas in which programmes might be closed. Partners need to understand that with little available resources, strict admission and discharge criteria should be adhered to hence there will be changes in nutrition response in the coming weeks and months for sure. The Nutrition Cluster congratulates the government on the recently concluded reshuffle and hopes that the newly created MoH will soon have all staff on board in order to move the nutrition agenda forward. Comments: Partners suggested the nutrition cluster should prioritize Somali personnel in terms trainings as international staff can be assigned to other countries. 7. AOB BPPSC; conducted 3 days training on Community Infant & Young Child Feeding (IYCF) package for its 15 Member Organizations from South and Central Zone of Somalia. The training aimed at enhancing the participants understanding of the Community IYCF Package and setting counselling foundation is application their day to day work. The participants were all female from different regions in SCZ of Somalia. It was meant partners to able to apply the Community IYCF Package in their respective community level. Specific objectives: The primary objective of the training counsellors & community workers (CWs) or primary health care staff as IYCF Counsellors is to equip them with the knowledge, skills and tools to support mothers, fathers and

other caretakers to optimally feed the
other caretakers to optimally feed their infants and young children. Human Interesting/Success Stories: Abdullahi reminded the partners to share the human interesting success stories for the cluster webpage in order to update the donors on the ongoing nutrition interventions in Somalia. Action point BPSC to share IYCF training report. SOMALIA NUTRITION CLUSTER Nutrition Cluster Coordination UNICEF Somalia Support Centre (USSC) United Nations, Block Q, Nairobi, Kenya http://somalia.humanitarianresponse.info/clusters/nutrition For more information, contact Leo Matunga, Nutrition Cluster Coordinator: lmatunga@unicef.org Or Abdullahi Nur Aden, Nutrition Cluster Coordination Assistant anaden@unicef.org Tel: +254-20-7628400 Fax: +254-20-7623989 Page 9 Action Points from the 3rd February 2014 meeting Action Points Focal agency/person Timeline Eencourage UNICEF and WFP to consistently attend the monthly nutrition cluster meetings at (both national and sub-national levels). Nutrition Cluster-Leo Immediate Share Somali Aid and SCI profile presentations with the cluster members Abdullahi-Nutrition cluster Done Share IYCF module in both English and Somali version Ifrah-AMPICAN Before next cluster meeting Share SORRDO TSFP training report with cluster members Abdullahi-Nutrition cluster Done Share the rapid assessment report with the cluster for onward sharing with nutrition partners in Kismayo. SAF-UK- Elmi 17th February 2014 To look into the available options to support Banadir Hospital stabilization centre and provide feedback in the next meeting. Nutrition Cluster March meeting Share FSNAU presentation on Post Deyr 2013/2014 assessment results Abdullahi-Nutrition cluster Done Share BPSC training report with the cluster BPSC-Nur Done Action Points from the 13th January2014 meeting Action Points Focal agency/person Timeline Share World vision and TROCAIRE partner profile presentation Nutrition Cluster-Abdullahi Done Agencies to liaise/cooperate with World vision to assist them is the partner service mapping in Middle Juba Middle Juba agencies and Bakool Done Share IYCF orientation workshop report conducted for 15 agencies from SCZ. BPSC-Ibrahim Done SCI to confirm with the cluster wheth

er they are running OTP program in Mat
er they are running OTP program in Mataban. SCI-Aden Dhere Done Share IYCF module developed and baseline survey report. IMC-Muna Upon completion of the report IMC to share with cluster the IYCF module i.e. both English and Somali version. IMC-Muna Upon completion of the translation SOMALIA NUTRITION CLUSTER Nutrition Cluster Coordination UNICEF Somalia Support Centre (USSC) United Nations, Block Q, Nairobi, Kenya http://somalia.humanitarianresponse.info/clusters/nutrition For more information, contact Leo Matunga, Nutrition Cluster Coordinator: lmatunga@unicef.org Or Abdullahi Nur Aden, Nutrition Cluster Coordination Assistant anaden@unicef.org Tel: +254-20-7628400 Fax: +254-20-7623989 Page 10 Share KAP survey report conducted in Galmudug. DEH- Mohamed Pending Cluster to share with CISP the 4W matrix of partners working in Karan, Bondhere and Yaqshid and vice-versa so as to strengthen the referral system Nutrition Cluster-Abdullahi Done CLAs to develop and maintain a record of expiry date of supplies in stock in order to avoid losses. All Partners On going Give feedback on HMIS reporting time frame for Nutrition implementing agencies in regard with the circular marked on weekly basis. MoH-Dr Farah Pending Agencies were strictly advised to follow the Somali National guidelines developed when conducting activities for accountability &provision quality services e.g. Somalia micronutrient strategy/Nutrition strategy. All agencies On going UNICEF/ partners should work in collaboration to ensure availability of systematic treatment at all SC/OTP sites UNICEF/UNICEF partners Done CWW to collaborate with the cluster on the proposition to reopen nutrition centre in Waberi district. CWW- Dr Duale Pending DoH advised the donors to bring products (drugs and other nutrition supplies) with considerable shelf life. All agencies On going List of the participants Name Organization Name Organization Dr Abdirahman Hufane MoH Abdulahi Nur Nutrition Cluster Ahmed Farah Roble OCHA Hashim Aden Jelle SORRDO Nuh Sh. Ibrahim ACF ABAYLE BARE ADEN EREDO Yassin Abirahman Ali MARDO Ali Abdi Wehelie SCI Saman Abdi PAH Mary J. Wamuyu TROCAIRE Adam Mohamed Ali CWW Noor Mohammed Sheikh TRO

CAIRE Eng. Omar Abdi Mohamed CRO
CAIRE Eng. Omar Abdi Mohamed CRO IDRIS ABDI YARE JCC SOMALIA NUTRITION CLUSTER Nutrition Cluster Coordination UNICEF Somalia Support Centre (USSC) United Nations, Block Q, Nairobi, Kenya http://somalia.humanitarianresponse.info/clusters/nutrition For more information, contact Leo Matunga, Nutrition Cluster Coordinator: lmatunga@unicef.org Or Abdullahi Nur Aden, Nutrition Cluster Coordination Assistant anaden@unicef.org Tel: +254-20-7628400 Fax: +254-20-7623989 Page 11 Liban Abokar Osman SAACID Ifrah Mohamed Omer ANPPCAN Mohamoud Ali Hassan SAACID Abdirahman Ahmed Adow APD Issadin Ibraahim Mohamed Jubba F. Abdullahi Farah Bushra F. Rage Ismail Ali CAFDARO AWEYS MOHAMED ISACK SRDA Abdirisak Kahiye Yusuf CAFDARO Nur Sh. Abdullahi BPPSC Abdullahi Omar Sheikh Hassan Technoplan Abdiaiziz Elmi SERDO Osman Mohamed Abdikarin MGV Bashir Mohamed Fidow CISP Mariam Arale HACDA Bashir Mohamed Wayrah FSNAU Fatima Mohamed Abdulrahman Direct Aid Hussein Mohamed Jimale WOCCA Salah Abdi Ali MRLO Bashir Osman FSNAU Fatima Abdullahi Muslim Hands Hassan Sharif SHARDO Mariam Mohamed Muslim Hands Rose Chelangat RRP Abdihadir Shiekh RRP Mohamed Mohamud Elmi SAF-UK Mohamud Rage RRP Ahmed Nur Dogow URRO Ahmed Ali Issak SOS Mohamed Ahmed SWISSO Abdirahman Salah HDO Abdulkadir Mohamed Hussein ARD Ahmed Sahal Abdulle Somali Aid Abdullahi Mustafa Abdi HARDO Dr Lul Mohamud Mohamed Banadir Hospital Abdullahi Ahmed GEWDO Khadra Yaisin URDO Mohamed Sandhol SOCSOYU Abdi Ahmed Dhaqane Aid Vision Hussein Ali Mohamed WARDI Aden Abdulle Abdi SYUT Ahmed Jama Kheyre HRDO Asha Hussein Moalim BPHCC Abdi Yusuf Jim’ale Himilo F. Ahmed Mohamud ZAMZAM Dr Abdifatah Hussein SPA SOMALIA NUTRITION CLUSTER Nutrition Cluster Coordination UNICEF Somalia Support Centre (USSC) United Nations, Block Q, Nairobi, Kenya http://somalia.humanitarianresponse.info/clusters/nutrition For more information, contact Leo Matunga, Nutrition Cluster Coordinator: lmatunga@unicef.org Or Abdullahi Nur Aden, Nutrition Cluster Coordination Assistant anaden@unicef.org Tel: +254-20-7628400 Fax: +254-20-7623989 Page 12 Hassan Dirie Osman HARD Osman Abdi Mohamed CPD