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8. Annexes

23.1

CARE 2003. Managing risk, improving livelihoods: Program guidelines for conditions of chronic vulnerability. CARE East and Central Africa Regional Management Unit, Nairobi.

23.2

CARE USA 2002. Household livelihood security assessments: A toolkit for practitioners.

23.3

Save The Children UK 2005. The practitioner's guide to the household economy approach.

23.4

World Food Programme (WFP) 2005. Emergency food security assessment handbook. Rome. WFP.

23.5

Young, Helen, Jaspars, Susanne, Brown, Rebecca, Frize, Jackie & Khogali, Hisham 2001. Food-security assessments in emergencies: A livelihoods approach. Humanitarian Practice Network Publications, Network paper 36.

23.6

Sphere handbook 2004. Chapter 3: Minimum standards in food security, nutrition and food aid.

23.7

Emergency food security interventions: A state of the art review. Feinstein International Center. May 2007.

23.8

CARE USA 1998. Food resources manual.

23.9a

World Food Programme (WFP) 2002. Emergency field operations pocketbook. WFP.

23.9b

How to work with WFP: A handbook for NGOs

23.10

Livestock Emergency Guidelines and Standards (LEGS) - being revised, please see website

23.11

Maxwell, Dan, Watkins, Ben, Wheeler, Robin & Collins, Greg 2003. The coping strategies index: Field methods manual. CARE Eastern and Central Africa Regional Management Unit & World Food Programme Vulnerability Assessment and Mapping.

23.12

Levine, Simon, Chastre, Claire et al. 2004. Missing the point. An analysis of food security interventions in the Great Lakes. Humanitarian Practice Network.

23.13

Bramel, P, Remington, T & McNeil, M 2004. CRS seed vouchers & fairs 2004: Using markets in disaster response. Nairobi. CRS East Africa.

23.14

CARE Market Based Relief manual

23.15

Market Information&Food Insecurity Response Analysis Tool: CARE USA's has been working with Cornell University to develop a response analysis tool specifically for food insecurity. The tool is particularly useful in considering cash or food transfer interventions.

23.16

Emergency Market Mapping & Analysis(EMMA) http://emma-toolkit.org/ . A tool for rapid market assessments in emergencies - while less comprehensive than the Market Information& Food Insecurity Response Analysis tool that CARE has been developing with Cornell it is quicker to use and may therefore be appropriate in most circumstances. The tool was published in early 2010 and there are many trainings conducted so far. For more information please contact

23.17

UNICEF framework for causes of malnutrition

23.18

Navarro-Colorado C. A Retrospective Study of Emergency Supplementary Feeding Programmes. ENN/SC UK. June 2007.

23.19

IASC 2006. Women, girls, boys & men: Different needs-equal opportunities. Gender Handbook in Humanitarian Action. IASC.

23.20

Longley, Catherine, Christoplos, Ian & Slaymaker, Tom 2006. Agricultural rehabilitation: Mapping the linkages between humanitarian relief, social protection and development. Humanitarian Policy Group Report 22.

23.21

Capacity Assessment of Emergency Food Security.

23.22

Maxwell, Dan 2007. Recommendations toward an Emergency Food Security Strategy. Summary analysis and report.

23.23

CI Emergency Strengthening Strategy (2006)

23.24

Food Policy (December 2001)-currently being updated by CARE USA, Food Resources Coordination Team

23.25

White Paper on Food Aid Policy (June 2006)-describes CARE's decision to opt out of monetisation.

23.26

Harmonized Training Package. Nutrition Cluster Toolkit.2008.Modules 11 to 19.

23.27

Integrated Food Security Phase Classification: Technical Manual & User Guide