The purpose of the IPC Acute Food Insecurity Reference Table (“Acute Food Insecurity Reference Table) is to guide convergence of evidence. |
The IPC Reference Table (see Table 1) guides analysis for both the Phase Classification (Phase Classes, Key Reference Outcomes, and Strategic Response ... |
The IPC Chronic Food Insecurity Reference Table is organized into four severity levels: Level 1: No or Minimal; Level 2: Mild; Level 3: Moderate; and Level 4: ... |
For Acute Malnutrition, the IPC thresholds are based on the percentage of children under five years who are below two standard deviations of weight for height ... |
The IPC Acute Malnutrition Scale is a five-phase scale of increasing severity: Phase 1: Acceptable; Phase 2: Alert; Phase 3: Serious; Phase 4: Critical; Phase ... |
For more information on the reference tables and the IPC phases, view the IPC 2.0 Manual. IPC 2.0 Area Phase Classification. Page 2. Overview of the Integrated ... |
PC for Acute Food Insecurity Reference Table. 13 Normal: ≤ 4.9| Mild: 5 – 19.9| Moderate: 20 – 39.9 | Severe: ≥ 40. 14 Normal ... |
The IPC analytical framework was presented for the first time and the IPC Reference Table was reorganized. This version was prepared by the IPC Global Support ... |
These indicators are: household dietary diversity score (HDDS), food consumption score (FCS), household hunger score (HHS), and coping strategies index/reduced ... |
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