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General Approach to Vulnerability Analysis

This workshop offers steps and outputs in vulnerability analysis for food security, with a focus on risks, coping mechanisms, and insecure populations, aiding in intervention designing and emergency needs assessments.

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General Approach to Vulnerability Analysis

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  1. WFP/IFAD Annual PMO Workshop General Approach to Vulnerability Analysis WFP/China VAM Unit

  2. Flowchart of VAM Activities Interpretation Analysis Mapping Indicator identification Verification Data checking and processing Targeting, needs assessment, m&e, disaster preparedness,etc. Data collection Field visits PROGRAMMING WFP/China VAM Unit

  3. Steps on Vulnerability Analysis Step I---- Field Visits WFP/China VAM Unit

  4. Steps on Vulnerability Analysis Step II---- Data Collection WFP/China VAM Unit

  5. Steps on Vulnerability Analysis Step III---- Data Checking and Processing WFP/China VAM Unit

  6. Steps on Vulnerability Analysis Step IV---- Indicator Identification WFP/China VAM Unit

  7. Steps on Vulnerability Analysis Step V---- Data Analysis WFP/China VAM Unit

  8. Steps on Vulnerability Analysis Step VI---- Interpretation of Analysis Results WFP/China VAM Unit

  9. Steps on Vulnerability Analysis Step VII---- Mapping WFP/China VAM Unit

  10. Steps on Vulnerability Analysis Step VIII---- Field Verification and Reporting WFP/China VAM Unit

  11. Steps on Vulnerability Analysis Step IX---- Integration of Analysis into Programming WFP/China VAM Unit

  12. Output of Vulnerability Analysis • A. Food Security Profiling • Description of typical determinants of food security, including: • Production of crops, meat, etc. • Amounts of food purchased in the market • Other sources of food besides production and purchasing • Income sources WFP/China VAM Unit

  13. Output of Vulnerability Analysis • Vulnerability Analysis • Risks to food shocks/shortages • Coping mechanism • Who is chronically food insecure? Where? Why? • Who is periodically food insecure? Where? Why? • Who is vulnerable to food insecure? Where? Why? WFP/China VAM Unit

  14. Output of Vulnerability Analysis Food security monitoring Early warning Emergency Needs Assessment Targeting Intervention designing WFP/China VAM Unit

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