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Kenya Initial Rapid Assessment Community Group Discussion GENERAL INFORMATION G1. Take the GPS location G3. County G10. Type of crisis G.11 Type of site / settlement G2. Name of the data collector G4. Sub-County G5. Ward Drought Flood Conflict G6. Location G7. Sub- G8. Village location G9. P Code Epidemic / outbreak Fire in human settlement Displaced people living in host families Male Female G.12 Type of Displaced people living in collective centres (e.g schools) Community Group Discussion Displaced people in spontaneous camp Displaced people in planned camp Resident Population hosting displaced persons Resident population not hosting displaced persons WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE W1. Where do people in your community get their drinking water? Water Kiosk Unprotected Well Protected Well with hand Pump Protected Well w/o hand pump Connexion to the pipe network Water pan River Tank and Tap Water Trucking Distribution Point Water tank Challenges with quality W2. Is the community facing any problem related to drinking water? (Tick that apply) Challenges Challenges with Quantity Ask only if quantity problem Ask only if quality problem W3. What is the primary issue related to the quantity of water? W4. What is the primary issue related to the quality of water? Distance to the Source Smells The Source Doesn't Have Enough Water for Everyone Makes us sick Water is unaffordable Turbid Waiting time at the source Lack of container for water storage and transportation Unsafe to go to the closest water point 1

Ask only if there is a problem with access to water W5. What are the best potential solutions to the water issue? (Select up to three answers) Repair Broken water source Dig/Drill new water source Water Trucking Household water treatment Jerry Can distribution Solution W6. Has the quantity of drinking water available in most households changed since the event? W7. How long do you typically take to collect water? (go, wait and back) Increased Less than 30 min Stayed the same Between 30 minutes and 60 minutes Decreased More than 60 min W8. Where do most people defecate? Ask only if open defecation selected previously W9. What is the main reason that people don't use latrines? Community latrine There is no latrine at site Household latrine Latrines are unsafe Damage community or household latrine Latrines do not offer privacy Open defecation Latrines are too far Latrines are full Community unfamiliar with latrines W10. Who are more likely to practice open defecation? W11. What could be done to reduce the practice of open defecation? Men Build more latrines Women Repair / Dislodge existing latrines Children Put locks on the inside of latrines All the same Providing lighting around the latrines Create Separate latrines for men and women Train the community on the importance of latrines 2

FOOD SECURITY F1. Is there a problem in your community in relation to food F2. If yes, what is the main problem NOW? IF NO, GO DIRECTLY TO LIVELIHOOD SECTION t enough food t good enough food cooking facilities utensils fuel to cook with F3. Did you have food stock before the event? Ask only if yes at F3 Ask only if yes at F5 F5. Do you have food stock F6. If yes, how long will food stock be now? expected to last (for most HH)? Less 15 days 15 days -1month >1 month F7. Are most people here able to access essential food in the Ask only if no at F5 market? F8. If no, what is the main reason? Food not available in the market Difficulty in accessing market (road condition, transportation cost or security) Market is not functioning Cannot afford food F9. Are most people here able to access essential commodities Ask only if no at F8 in the market? F10. If no, what is the main reason? Commodities not available in the market Difficulty in accessing market (road condition, transportation cost or security) Market is not functioning Cannot afford commodities F11. Are you/hh here doing any of the following since the beginning of the crisis? (Tick all that apply) Rely on less preferred and less expensive foods? Purchase food on credit? Send children to eat with neighbours? Limit portion size at mealtimes? Borrow food, or rely on help from a friend or relative? Gather wild food, hunt, or harvest immature crops? Send household members to beg? Restrict consumption by adults in order for small children to eat? Feed working members of HH at the expense of non-working members? Reduce number of meals eaten in a day? Skip entire days without eating? 3

st nd rd F12. What top 3 priority actions do you propose to improve the access the food for the community? (Rank 1, 2, 3 ) Food distribution Road rehabilitation in improve access to market Cash/voucher distribution Return to place of origin Restart our livelihood activities Distribution of cooking set Distribution of fuel/wood to cook with If other, please specify LIVELIHOOD L1. What is the main livelihood in this community? Pastoralist Agro-Pastoralist Agriculturalist Wage Labour Trader Craftsperson Relief Assistance Remittances L2. Is there a problem regarding loss of livelihoods as a result of the crisis? Ask only if yes at L2 L3. If no, what is the main reason? IF NO, GO DIRECTLY TO HEALTH AND NUTRITION Difficulty in accessing market (road condition, transportation cost or security) SECTION Food not available in the market Market is not functioning Cannot afford food Ask only if yes at L2 st nd rd L4. What top 3 priority actions do you propose to allow your community to resume their livelihoods? (Rank 1, 2, 3 ) Return to place of origin Animal Distribution Seed Distribution Agricultural Tool Distribution Wait for rain Improve security Road rehabilitation Cash Grant If other, please specify HEALTH AND NUTRITION H1. Is your community facing any of the Ask only if Injuries challenges following health challenges since the event? H2. What is the primary cause of injuries since the H3. What is the primary cause of illness event? Injuries Disease outbreaks Injuries from Violence Injuries From Accident Snake Bit Drowning Ask only if diseases challenges since the event? Diarrhoea diseases Fever Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI) Skin diseases 4

H4. Does the community have access to a health facility? Ask only if yes to H4 Ask only if yes to H4 Ask only if yes to H4 H5. Is the health facility open? H6. Who is the most senior medical person H7. How far away is the health facility? most often available at the health facility? Rarely Open Often Open Always Open Doctor Nurse Midwife Functioning health facility in village/at site Up to 30 min 30m to 1 hour 1-2 hours More than 2 hours Ask only if no to H4 H8. Why doesn't the community have access to a health facility (tick only one) Can not access existing facility because of insecurity Health Facility doesn't exist Can not access existing facility because of logistic issues or distance Health facility is never open H9. Do you think that the health of your children has worsened since the disaster? SHELTER AND NON FOOD ITEM S1. Does your community have problem regarding shelter since the event? Ask only if yes at S1 and resident group S2. If yes, what is the main problem with meeting shelter needs here? IF NO, GO DIRECTLY TO QUESTION S6 Individual shelters (or houses) are overcrowded Materials/tools for repair damaged house are not available Materials/tools for repair damage house are not accessible (not enough money) Ask only if yes at S1 and IDP group Ask only if yes at S1 and IDP group S3. If yes, What are the main problems with S4. When are you expecting to be able to go S5. What is the main reason that prevents you meeting shelter needs here? back to your original place? to go back to your original place? ) Communal shelters are overcrowded Materials/tools for build temporary shelter are not available Materials/tools for build temporary shelter Less than one month Between 1 to 3 months Ask only if yes at S1 and IDP group are not accessible (not enough money) Materials/tools for repair / rebuild shelter are not accessible (not enough money) Materials/tools for repair / rebuild shelter are not available More than 3 months Don't know Security not ensure Potential grievances on land issues t access to food or livelihood 5

S6. Are there essential household items S7. If YES, what items are urgently needed? needed as a result of the event? Blankets Mosquito nets Firewood/fuel Plastic Sheeting Mattress Kitchen sets/cooking utensils Clothing/shoes s st nd rd S8. What top 3 priority actions do you propose to improve the access to appropriate shelter in your community? (Rank 1, 2, 3 ) Distribution of shelter kit (tools + basic material) Cash grant Plastic sheeting distribution Basic NFI distribution (Blanket, clothes) Shelter rehabilitation s EDUCATION E1. Does the community have access to a education facility? Ask only if yes at E1 E2. If yes, why (tick that apply) School closed t enough teachers Schools used for other purposes (e.g. collection centres) t safe to get to school (for teacher and students) Teachers have been displaced School destroyed t enough teaching materials Students have been displaced Fees unaffordable for affected people (describe): ACCESS TO INFORMATION AI1. What is your primary source of information on the event / assistance? (Tick all that apply) Internet Talking to people Road broadcast Community leader Television Mobile phone/sms Newspaper Radio Signboards 6

REGISTRATION R1. Have the displaced/crisis-affected people been registered in this Ask only if yes at R1 site? (tick only one) R2. Are there any groups that do not have access to the registration process? (Tick all that apply) (completed) (on-going) Registration Has Taken Place or is Scheduled t yet but scheduled Female Headed Household Child Headed Households Elderly Ethnic Group Religious Group People with disability Separated family members If Ethnic, Religious or other group, specify ACCESS TO ASSISTANCE A1. Has this site been targeted by any kind of assistance since the beginning of the crisis? Ask only if yes at A1 Ask only if yes at A1 A2. Assistance has been provided in which sectors? (Tick all that apply) A3. Have needs been addressed? Shelter / NFI Food Security Livelihood Water Largely sufficient Sufficient Insufficient Largely insufficient Sanitation Education Health COMMENT C1. Are there any other urgent problems in this site, which I have not yet asked you about? COMMUNITY PRIORITIES P1. What are your top 3 priority sectors right now? P2. Which groups are considered the most in need of assistance in this (Rank 1st, 2nd, 3rd) location? (Rank 1st, 2nd, 3rd) Shelter Food Security Water Education Protection NFI Livelihood Sanitation Health other Children People with disability Youth female Pregnant and lactating women Men Elderly (>59 years old) Youth male Single headed households Women (specify) If other, specify 7