The Comprehensive Food Security & Vulnerability Analysis (CFSVA) is a unique tool designed to understand and describe the profiles of food-insecure and vulnerable households, identify the root causes of hunger, and analyze the risks and emerging vulnerabilities among populations in crisis-prone countries. It also makes recommendations on the best response options (food or non-food) to reduce hunger, target the neediest and informing preparedness. The Guidelines provide the CFSVA team with currently recommended procedures and protocols to conduct a desk review, implement a large household survey, analyse quantitative and qualitative data, conduct a risk analysis and a response analysis. The user should already possess basic knowledge of food security and social research techniques.
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| Complete Version [including Annexes - 48.8MB] |
PDF | 48.88 MB
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| Complete Version [excluding Annexes - 46.5MB] |
PDF | 46.52 MB
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| Chapter 1 - Introduction |
PDF | 11.9 MB
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| Chapter 2 - Implementation |
PDF | 1.62 MB
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| Chapter 3 - Desk review |
PDF | 2.17 MB
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