Mali Need comparison tool 2017

Need comparison tool used by the Health cluster to determine the severity of needs per health district area. The vulnerability indicators and their scales can be found in the file.

Need comparison tool used by the Shelter and NFI cluster to determine the severity of needs per district. The vulnerability indicators and their scales can be found in the file.

Need comparison tool used by the WASH cluster to determine the severity of needs per district. The vulnerability indicators and their scales can be found in the file.

Need comparison tool used by the Early Recovery cluster to determine the severity of needs per district. The vulnerability indicators and their scales can be found in the file.

Need comparison tool used by the Protection cluster to determine the severity of needs per district. The vulnerability indicators and their scales can be found in the file.

Need comparison tool used by the Child protection sub cluster to determine the severity of needs per district. The vulnerability indicators and their scales can be found in the file.

Need comparison tool used by the Nutrition cluster to determine the severity of needs per district. The vulnerability indicators and their scales can be found in the file.

Need comparison tool used by the GBV sub cluster to determine the severity of needs per district. The vulnerability indicators and their scales can be found in the file.

Need comparison tool used by the Education cluster to determine the severity of needs per district. The vulnerability indicators and their scales can be found in the file.

This tool contain the combination of the vulnerability indicators defined by the protection cluster and the two sub clusters (child protection and GBV).

Need comparison tool used by the Food security cluster to determine the severity of needs per district. The analysis is based on the methodology used in the "Cadre harmonisé" https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/en/operations/mali/document/fiche-de-communication-sahel-du-cadre-harmonis%C3%A9-mars-2016