% of the target population with acceptable Food Consumption Score (FCS)

And/or

Household Hunger Scale (HHS)

Have food kits or rations been developed with a specific plan to minimise waste and packaging and provide advice to beneficiaries on appropriate disposal of waste to minimise littering?

Does your food provision include access to food that is culturally appropriate and in accordance with the diverse local dietary needs and preferences?

Do your food provision and/or the collection and packaging methods allow access to the most vulnerable (elderly, disabled, sick)?

Assess access to items necessary for cooking, such as coal and fuel-efficient stoves, or stoves fueled with renewable energy, in order to decrease the environmental degradation of the surroundings, including deforestation.

Monitor to ensure that household members and individuals do not limit the quantity, quality and types of foods they eat.  (source: Ballard, Coates, Swindale, & Deitchler, 2011 ; https://www.fantaproject.org/sites/default/files/resources/HHS-Indicator-Guide-Aug2011.pdf)

Monitor access to food provision, water sources and other necessities (observation)

Monitor the number of beneficiaries that look for additional resources, such as cutting trees, buying more food, etc…

Create feedback mechanisms to provide means for all those affected to comment on and have a more in-depth understanding of their needs and project impacts

·  WFP has reviewed the size of the bags in which it distributed certain foods so that they would be easier to transport and use as well as to reduce losses. This size packaging was targeting mothers, children, elderly and disabled people to make sure they received the right amount of food.

· Reducing environmental impacts through for example the use of packaging with no colour, in order to avoid water and soil pollution from inks or considering the removal of the metallic layer used in plastic films to prevent the release of toxic fumes if burnt.

· Provide safe re-fillable packaging and avoid the use of single use packaging. For example, when possible, instead of providing bottled water, provide an accessible common water tap where people can bring their own bottle for re-use.