A recent assessment has been conducted to evaluate the impact of assistance on households that are vulnerable to nutrition issues. The study tracked 442 households over a period of time, from late 2024 to mid 2025, and measured changes in their food security and nutritional status. The households that received assistance were found to have improved their food security.

At the start of the study, these households were more food insecure than the general population in the same areas, particularly those with children who were not growing at a healthy rate. Further details on the assessment and its findings are available from the source, including the specific types of assistance provided and the methods used to measure the changes in the households' situations.