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Tracking vulnerability : lessons learned using vulnerability indicators in the Gikongoro food security/HIV/AIDS initiative in Rwanda
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Tracking vulnerability : lessons learned using vulnerability indicators in the Gikongoro food security/HIV/AIDS initiative in Rwanda
This paper provides a brief overview of the use of two standard indicators (the quantitative Months of Adequate Household Food Provisioning [MAHFP] and the Food Security Community Capacity Index [FSCCI]) and one project specific vulnerability index indicator to assess and monitor vulnerability in the general project intervention area as a whole and particularly for HIV-affected households.
Sidibe, Sidikiba; McMillan, Della E. +1 more · 2008
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Abstract
The assessment of the utility, comparability, and efficiency of these indicators for tracking vulnerability was done using two datasets (the sample of households in the intervention area used in the mid-term evaluation and a sample of households of PLHIV surveyed shortly after the mid-term) from the Gikongoro Food Security/HIV/AIDS Initiative (GFSI) in Rwanda. (Africare abstract)
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