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STATE OF OSUN

MINISTRY OF ECONOMIC PLANNINGBUDGET & DEVELOPMENT

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IDENTIFICATION OF POOR HOUSEHOLDS & INDIVIDUALS

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Results from Community Based Targeting (CBT) Rounds (1-5),

2014 - 2018

DECEMBER 2018

The Youth Employment and Social Support Operation is Funded by World Bank and Partcicipating States. The government State of Osun signed a Subsidiary Loan Agreement (SLA) as one of the pilot States in Nigeria

This report was developed by Osun State Operation Coordinating Unit (SOCU).

Federal Government

of Nigeria

State of Osun State Operation Coordinating Unit (SOCU), Osun

Contents Preface iv Acknowledgments v About the Team vi

1 Introduction 1 Background 1 State Operation Coordination Unit (SOCU) 2 Preparation for Community Based Targeting 2

2 Community Based Targeting 3 Methodology 3 Geographic Targeting 3 Community Gathering and identification of poor households and individuals 3 Data Collection and Analysis from identified poor Households and individual 3 Single Register of poor and vulnerable HH (SR) 3

3 Community Based Targeting 2014 -2018 6 Summary Data of Poor and Vulnerable Households by Local Government Area 7 Atakumosa East Local Government 8 Atakumosa west Local Government 10 Ayedaade Local Government 12 Ayedire Local Government 14 Boluwaduro Local Government 16 Boripe Local Government 18 Ede South Local Government 20 Ede North Local Government 22 Egbdedore Local Government 24 Ejigbo Local Government 26 Ife Central Local Government 28 Ife East Local Government 30 Ife Area Local Government 32 Ife North Local Government 33 Ife South Local Government 35 Ifedayo Local Government 37 Ifelodun Local Government 39 Ila Local Government 41 Ilesha West Local Government 43 Ilesha East Local Government 45 Isokan Local Government 47 Obokun Local Government 49 Irepodun Local Government 51 Iwo Local Government 53 Ola oluwa Local Government 55 Irewole Local Government 57 Osogbo Local Government 59 Olorunda Local Government 61 Oriade Local Government 63 Odo Otin Local Government 65 Orolu Local Government 67

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Preface

In the State of Osun, social development initiatives increased in popularity from 2010 due to the combination of radical new ways of administering welfare programmes put together by the government. The very unusual welfare programmes such as the basic cash transfer to the elderly, the Osun Youth Empowerment Scheme that engaged over 40,000 unemployed youths and the compulsory school feeding for elementary school pupils are exceptional in the country. Given such large universal programmes increase State expenditure, it is imperative that beneficiaries are accurately captured to ensure that limited resources are efficiently allocated.

The Youth Employment and Social Support Operation (YESSO) aims at strengthening and enhancing the capacity of a central social safety net platform in each participating state and at the Federal level. The central platform consists of a targeting system, a register of poor and vulnerable households and individuals and a monitoring and evaluation system. The Community-Based Targeting which is the unique strategy of YESSO is the body of established national procedures for identification of poor and vulnerable households and individuals throughout the country. Community targeting is a sub-set of community participation, a broader concept that applies to all cases where communities lead the decision making process. The State of Osun is one of the 15 participating States in the country.

The operation has four components. The first component is institutional strengthening and enhancing the capacity of a central social safety net platform in each participating State and at the Federal level. The central platform consists of a targeting system, a register of poor and vulnerable households and individuals and a monitoring and evaluation system. Three interventions that rely on the social safety net platform constitute the remaining components of the operation: a Public Workfare program (Component 2); a skill for jobs scheme (Component 3); and Cash Transfer program (Component 4).

The primary purpose of this report is to provide regularly updated information on Single Register of Poor and Vulnerable Households (SRPVH) to Ministries Departments and Agencies of Governments and also and non-governmental service providers to assist the planning and implementation of poverty reduction pro-grammes in the State. Also, the State of Osun Single Register of Poor and Vulnerable Households is part of the consolidated National Social Registry (NSR). Access to more in-depth information (on case-by-case) of the Single Register of Poor and Vulnerable Households is available on request in CD-ROM from the Ministry of Economic Planning Budget and Development

Femi Ifaturoti Esq.LLb (Hons) BL,FCIArb

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Acknowledgments

The avowed commitment of Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola’s administration to ensure that the poor and vulnerable in the State are provided with sustainable opportunities to lead meaningful lives gave rise to the birth of YESSO. The personal interest and commitment of His Excellency, Governor Gboyega Oyetola to ensure that this vision is actualised gave YESSO a renewed vigour in the present administration.

The articulation of this report benefited greatly from the guidance, technical and financial support of the World Bank Task team. Of particular mention are Professor Foluso Okunmadewa – the Task Team Lead, Professor Yusuf Sulaiman, Professor Omobowale Oni and Dr. Ayodele Fashogbon. Technical support from Federal Operation Coordinating Unit (FOCU) team – Andrew Adejo (former National Coordinator), Hajara Sami (Acting National Coordinator), Mohammed Atiku Abubakar (Head M&E) is equally appreciated. The effort of National Social Safety Net Coordination Office (NASSCO) Coordinator, Apera Iorwa and the MIS team especially in transitioning from Paper Aided Personal Interview to Computer Aided Personal Inter- view is highly appreciated.

The CBT/SR phases would not have been possible without the support of the Local Government admin- istrators, Community Development Officers and Enumerators who ensured seamless workflow with high professionalism. Equally worth noting were staff of State Ministry of Economic Planning & Budget and Ministry of Women Affairs who also supported in targeting the poor households. Of great importance is the contribution of Osun State Agency for Community & Social Development (CSDA) - this actually pro-vided the needed zest for cross-fertilisation of ideas.

Of course all members of staff of Osun YESSO tirelessly worked to see to the success of the Operation in the State. To all the above, I wish to express my profound gratitude for their commitment. Much larger number of people did contribute to the success of this report and could not be mentioned here due to the foibles of the human mind and not because of relative importance.

It is my sincere hope that this report would really galvanise the Social Protection Community in Osun and Nigeria as a whole to contribute immensely in reducing the effect of the current fiscal crunch on the poor and vulnerable.

State CoordinatorFemi Ifatutori

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About the Team

Femi Ifaturoti has over 30 years litigation experience covering nearly all facets of the law• He is a member, panel of Neutrals at the Lagos Multi-door Courthouse. He served in the legal team of the election petition of Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola former Governor, State of Osun up to Appellate Court between 2007 – 2010. Ifaturoti is a foundation member, editorial board of Osun Defender Newspaper. He co-founded and Chairman, Imple- menting Committee Osun Youth Empowerment Scheme (OYes) and the Director General, Bureau of Social Services. Ifatutoriti was a Special Adviser to the Governor, State of Osun and (member of the State Execu-tive Council, under the designation of Director General, Bureau of Social Services (BOSS). He is the pioneer State of Osun Coordinator, State Operations Coordinating Unit (SOCU) of the Youth Empowerment Social Support Operation (A World Bank Operation) and participated as member of the Design Team for the National Social Protection Policy, Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Adetoye Adesola, the Head of Operations is an experienced professional of more than 20 years of participation in Development Works, Capacity Building, Monitoring and Evaluation, and ICT. He is a graduate of Agricultural Economics of the Nigerian's premier University, the University of Ibadan, with First and Masters Degrees. He also obtained Certificates on Challenges of Global Poverty from Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology and Creative Problem Solving and Decision Making from Delft University of Technology Netherlands. Ample experience in both private and public sectors ensued from working for various organization such as: LKD, a firm of Chartered Accountants in Lagos as the Management Trainee and later as Assistant Consultant, the University of Ibadan Business outfit, Osun State Government as Consultant Economist, and later, Moni- toring and Evaluation Specialist under Fadama III project

Temilola Ritamary Oloba is the Gender & Vulnerability (G&V) Specialist and the Grievance Redress Officer of Youth Employment and Social Support Operation (YESSO) – A worldBank assisted support programme established in 2013. The support operation is in line with the World Bank and Nigeria’s commitment to poverty reduction by creating opportunities for the poor and vulnerable people of Nigeria to access. With over 15years cognate experience in Community and Social Development, Training and Capacity Build- ing, Organizational and Sustainable Development. Temilola holds a degree, Bsc in Computer science from Ondo State University, Ado Ekiti and currently running a Master’s programme in Gender and Social Develop- ment at Centre for Gender and Policy, Obafemi Awolowo University Ile Ife, Osun State. A fellow of the Asso- ciation of Gender & Vulnerability Specialists, Nigeria Country correspondent for International Association for Community Development (IACD) with several certifications in Social Development and Management. Prior to YESSO, She worked with the European Union as the Project Field Officer in charge of Delta, Edo &Ondo State, and EU MPP9. Also Worked with The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nig Ltd (SPDC), Warri, Nigeria, and an International Development Organization that works with enterprising people in the developing world to build competitive businesses. She has also worked with various NGOs in Niger Delta region, has passion for the poor & the vulnerable. She believes in adding value to life.

Co-Leads of the Report

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Oluyemisi Omolola Haastrup is the Management Information System Specialist in Youth Employment and Social Support Operation (YESSO). An experienced Information System Professional with a demonstrated history of working in Banking, Community Development and Social Protection fields. Skilled in Database Man- agement & Analysis, Project Management, Cloud Computing, Networking, Monitoring and Evaluation.She is a professional with over 10 years experience and masters degree in Computer Science from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomosho. Before she joined YESSO, she worked with National Fadama III Development Project as Management Information System Officer, UNFPA and First Bank Plc. Her roles in the previous organizations and YESSO has taken her to various places within and outside Nigeria. She is self-motivated, disciplined, capable of building and maintaining strong relationships, handling heavy workload and delivering results.

Toluwanimi Fadesere is an experienced Monitoring&Evaluation professional and AgriFood Chain consultant with a demonstrated history of working in Agribusiness, Development, Banking and Telecommunication Sec- tors. Skilled in Food Security and Early Warning Signal Assessment, Data Visualization, Data Communication, Explorative Data Analysis, Impact Assessment, Financial Analysis, Marketing and Sales, Agricultural Processing with a Master's degree focused in Development Management and Food Security from, Wageningen University and Research, The Netherlands.

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1Introduction

Osun is one of the fifteen states participating in the implementation of Youth Employment and Social Support Operation (YESSO). YESSO is a World Bank-assisted program of the Federal Government of Nigeria. The support operation is in line with the World Bank and State’s commitment to pover-ty reduction by permitting the poorest people of Nigeria to access increased opportunities for youth employment and social service delivery. YESSO, a social safety net intervention (SSN), is supporting existing institutions to help strengthen their capac-ities for poverty alleviation. The goal of YESSO is to reduce youth unemploy-ment and increase human capital development of the poor. The Development Objective (DO) of this support operation is to “increase access of the poor to youth employment opportunities, social services, and strengthened safety net systems in Participat-ing States.” A strengthened safety net system would have a common targeting system and a single reg-istry of potential beneficiaries as major elements to facilitate basic services for poor households. The social support operation became imperative for the following reasons. According to the Na-tional Bureau of Statistics (NBS 2011), 70% of unemployed youths are uneducated and unskilled. The fact that about two-thirds of the Nigerian population has a primary or less than a primary education explains the reason for the Public Work Fare (PWF) and Skills for Job (S4J) components of YESSO. Also, because infant, child, and mater-nal mortality rates, as well as malnutrition rates, remain high in the country, the Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) becomes imperative. This will enable government to provide effective incentives for extremely poor households to invest in the human capital development of their children and have adequate cash benefits to increase household

consumption. Investing in human capital also strengthens the prospects for future employability of youths. Social Protection (SP) programs including Social Safety Nets (SSN) in Nigeria at the federal or state level have been implemented by different agen-cies. Each of these agencies operates in isolation of others without central coordinating units at the different governmental levels. This is partly respon-sible for the low impact of such programs. Besides, Nigeria has been operating SP or SSN related activities without a policy framework. As a result, each operator of the different programs carried on activities in isolation without recourse to other agencies that may be into similar SSN programs. This situation encouraged a high probability of du-plication of activities and functions due to ineffec-tive coordination. Hence, it was not uncommon to find different agencies of government attempting to implement similar SSN activities The lack of effective coordination and SP frame-work has combined to denigrate the issue of common registry for beneficiaries creating avenue for possibility of double dipping, error of inclu-sion and error of exclusion by the intended ben-eficiaries. It has also led to ineffective Monitoring &Evaluation (M&E) system with less emphasis on outcome indicators (impact analysis). Experience from other climes shows that for effective SSN, there is need for a social protection platform which should have effective coordinating and monitoring and evaluation component. It is in this respect that a component of YESSO was developed to create a rallying point for coordinating SSN and M&E through the establishment of social protection platform. Effective coordination will be achieved through common targeting and single registry i.e. Single Register of Poor and Vulnerable Households (SRPVH) to create a robust social protection sys-tem or platform.

Background

1 Osun Youth Employment and Social Support Operation

In the State of Osun, the Operation became dis-bursement effective in Osun in April 2014.

Preparing for implementation of the program, the training of the Trainers on the Community-based Targeting and Single Register of Vulnerable and Poor Households was held at Iloko – Ijesa be-tween 17th and 11th April, 2014. Relevant Officers of Osun SOCU were in attendance and received training on the concepts of poverty and vulnera-bility, the basics and practice of Community Based Targeting, process and registration of potential beneficiaries into the Single Register.

Additionally, between 29th and 30th May, 2014, a meeting was organised by the World Bank in Ibadan to review and validate the draft Manual on CBT/SRB for YESSO. Osun SOCU also participat-ed in the exercise in order to reinforce the knowl-edge and skills of the CBT teams.

CBT generic Manual was finalised at a YESSO management meeting held at REIZ Continental Hotel, Abuja on Thursday, June 26th 2014. As directed, representatives of the Osun SOCU were in attendance. Electronic copies of the final ver-sion were thereafter forwarded by the World Bank, which was finally domesticated for use in the State of Osun for the CBT process. The State of Osun started the first phase of the CBT/SR in the year 2014 and received a no ob-jection from the World Bank for use of its Single Register and for its acceptance into the National registry of poorest and vulnerable households. The second phase to fifth phases were also ap-proved by the World Bank for execution. The remainder of this report talked at length about SOCU, CBT processes, achievement and results of the CBT/SR exercise in the state.

Preparation for Community Based Targeting (CBT)BOX 1

In the State, the SOCU institutionalised under Ministry of Economic Planning, Budget and De-velopment is designated by the state government to manage YESSO and other safety net initiatives supported by the National Social Safety Nets Coor-dinating Office (NASSCO) in the Office of the Vice President.

The SOCU is responsible for establishing the cen-tral Social Safety Nets, developing and ware-hous-ing the Single Register and coordinating the overall operation at the state level. The SOCU is account-able to the state government, NASSCO (for the Single Register) and Federal Operations Coordi-nating Unit (CBT and fiduciary management). The key functions of SOCU are:1) Creation of a common targeting mechanism to identify beneficiaries based on their poverty levels and using a combination of geographic, community-based, and household level

2) Creation of a single register from identified poor households at the state level 3) Development of an integrated MIS to track and monitor the progress made by programs at the beneficiary level; 4) Adoption of a common payment system for the core interventions; 5) Overseeing the implementation of the r- espective components of the operation; 6) Preparation of annual work plans, budgets, and procurement plans for SOCU’s operations, including submission of the state budget package comprising complete pack- ages for SOCU and intervention units.7) Working with the implementation units within the state to carry out social and environmental safeguards and M&E; 8) Preparation of progress reports for the State government, FOCU, and the World Bank;9) Audit the financial and programmes processes of the operation at state level; and10) Submit reimbursement report to FOCU.

STATE OPERATION COORDINATION UNIT (SOCU)

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2Community Based Targeting

One strategy was adopted for targeting. This relates to a targeting system which would include use of geographic targeting, commu-nity-based targeting (CBT) and proxy means testing.

The common registry of beneficiaries follows the targeting and selection of poor households from the community. A village or ward can be considered a community to facilitate com-munity based targeting and selection of poor households to create the single registry. The consultation process includes members of the community / ward development committees. The selection of beneficiaries for the compo-nents under the operation was based on the single register. Populating the SR with poten-tial beneficiaries is the responsibility of SOCU.

The sequence of identification and selection of beneficiaries for YESSO is a stepwise ap-proach.

Methodology

The first step is Geographic Targeting which involves LGAs/Communities selection, using the poverty map and other objective indi-cators by SOCU & LGA. The poverty map developed by Community and Social Devel-opment Programme for State of Osun was adopted.

The map categorised the Local Government Areas under the three (3) zones according to their level of poverty. The indicators used include:• number and status of educational facilities• average annual income• number of health facilities• number of immunised children under five years• number of health workers• proportion of health sanitation facilities• average distance to health facilities• number and type of water resources facilities

a) Reaching a consensus on use of Poverty Map (or other poverty measurement criteria)(b) Selecting poor LGA in agreement with poverty mapping(c) Reaching agreement on criteria to be used at LGA level to pick poorest communities(d) Selection of agreed number of poorest villages or commu nities per LGAs based on poverty ranking or agreed cri teria. e.g., Selection of 40 poorest villages/communities in each of the poorest LGA of the State.

(a) Sensitisation and mobilization of community.(b) After sensitization and mobilization, trained facilitators conduct community gathering in each of the selected poor villages/ communities. (c) At the gathering, community members/groups identify and agree on a number (e.g. 20) of poorest households or individuals in the community, based on agreed criteria.(d) Selected poor Household list must be ranked and harmo nized if more than one list is produced. (e) A grievance redress mechanism set up at the Community, LGA and SOCU level, to address complaints and pleas em anating from the community gathering and engagement process in each LGA.

Trained Enumerators use Specialized checklist to collect welfare information from the identified households or individuals. Enumerators were provided a special enumerators manual developed by Osun SOCU for use as useful companion

Data or information on identified HH as well as their rankings/groupings entered into the SR by data entry clerks selected on the basis of clearly defined criteria and process. This was no more necessary with introduction of CAPI

Beneficiaries are selected from the SR/ for enlisting into interventions based on relevant characteristics of members of the identified and ranked poor house-holds for public workfare and skills for job.

STEP 2: Community Gathering and identification of poor households and individuals

STEP 3: Data Collection and Analysis from identified poor Households and individual

STEP 4: Single Register of poor and vulnerable HH (SR)

STEP 5: Beneficiary Selection into the YESSO interventions (PWF, S4J ) and other Social safety nets Initiatives.

STEP 1: Geographic Targeting

3 Geographical Targeting

STEP 1: Geographic Targeting

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Figure 3: Local Government Ranking according to Poverty Map of the State

Note:The Local Governments Areas were ranked according to their zone from poorest to richestSource: Osun CSDP (Community and Social Development Programme) 2014.


Community Based Targeting 2014 -2018Summary Data of Poor and Vulnerable Households

by Local Government Area

Period Local Government Number ofCommunities

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No. of Individuals in

SSR2014 6 - Olorunda, Ejigbo, Ifedayo, Ife North, Isokan, Atakumosa East 180 2,911 13,7142015 6 - Ila, Boluwaduro, Ayedire, Olaoluwa, Ife South, Ife East, Oriade 180 5,105 18,9632016 6 - Iwo, Ayedade, Odo Otin Boripe, Atakumosa East. Ife East 180 6,481 23,3622017 6 - Egbedore, Ede North, Ifelodun, Orolu, Obokun, Ilesa East 180 6,985 28,6832018 12 -Irewole, Ede South, Irepodun, Osogbo, Ilesa West, IfeCentral,

Olorunda, Ejigbo, Ifedayo, Ife North, Isokan, Atakumosa East362 14,619 42,464

Total 1,082 36,101 127,186

LGA No. of Community Covered NO OF HHS NO OF INDIVIDUALS % of Individuals to Total in SRATAKUMOSA EAST 60 1633 5132 4%ATAKUMOSA WEST 30 1183 3785 3%AYEDAADE 30 1006 3134 2%AYEDIRE 30 908 3072 2%BOLUWADURO 30 894 3506 3%BORIPE 30 1187 4158 3%EDE SOUTH 30 1198 3506 3%EDE NORTH 30 1061 4760 4%EGBDEDORE 30 1192 3734 3%EJIGBO 60 1901 5875 5%IFE EAST 30 641 2564 2%IFE CENTRAL 30 1203 3288 3%IFE AREA OFFICE 30 367 1971 2%IFE NORTH 60 1777 5928 5%IFEDAYO 60 1616 5848 5%IFELODUN 30 1199 5674 4%IFE SOUTH 30 725 2643 2%ILA 30 1066 4113 3%ILESHA EAST 30 1200 4703 4%ILESHA WEST 30 1193 3977 3%ISOKAN 62 1730 5792 5%IWO 30 997 3283 3%IREPODUN 30 1210 3812 3%OBOKUN 30 1140 4436 3%ODO-OTIN 30 1100 4467 4%OLA OLUWA 30 813 3154 2%IREWOLE 30 1200 3067 2%OLORUNDA 60 1674 5919 5%OSOGBO 30 1195 4034 3%ORIADE 30 699 2475 2%OROLU 30 1193 5376 3%TOTAL 1,082 36,101 127,186 100%

Summary Data of Poor and Vulnerable Households & Individuals

The year 2018 marked the commencement of second phase of the CBT with additional 182 communities targeted in Olorunda, Ejigbo, Ifedayo, Ife North, Isokan, Atakumosa East LGAs

Table1: Snapshot of the Single Register3

Table 2: Number of Households & Individuals Captured by Local Government

1 The following variables were obtained from all households in the targeted communities: Coordinates of Household, Name and Sex of Head of household, Telephone Number, House address, Age, Marital Status, Type of work, Educational Qualification, Currently enrolled in school, Grade, How far is school enrolled, Pregnant/lactating, Benefit from healthcare facility, How far is health center, Chronically ill (Yes/No), Disability, Type of disability, Ownership of Assets, Dwelling Characteristic, Membership of Cooperative/ Religious/.Business group2 The Community checklist introduced in 2018 includes roster for key informants, financial services available and other infrastructure available as variables.

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1 AASA-IJESA 40 20 20 70.18 2.63 78.95 20.18

2 ABA EDE 7 3 4 63.16 0.00 42.11 36.84

3 AIYEGUNLE 9 7 2 45.95 21.62 56.76 32.43

4 AJALA 40 24 16 36.19 0.00 85.71 40.95

5 AJEBANDELE AJE 18 10 8 41.33 1.33 52.00 22.67

6 AJIDO 42 18 24 64.55 0.00 72.73 32.73

7 AKANNI 8 4 4 48.00 0.00 80.00 40.00

8 AKANNI-AGUDA 40 24 16 90.83 0.00 88.07 42.20

9 ALADODO-IJESA 40 28 12 70.42 16.90 100.00 62.68

10 ALADURA 18 14 4 45.45 9.09 59.09 30.30

11 ALONGE 20 12 8 43.30 16.49 65.98 17.53

12 ARAROMI OLOWU 17 9 8 25.00 2.08 14.58 10.42

13 ARAROMI-OTOKOBO 41 24 17 73.55 8.26 57.85 51.24

14 ARATU AYENI 16 11 5 55.00 17.50 67.50 27.50

15 ARATUJOJO 19 16 3 41.56 12.99 62.34 27.27

16 AREWA 20 12 8 35.87 6.52 47.83 25.00

17 ARIBIFO 6 3 3 29.41 0.00 41.18 29.41

18 AYE-ALUKO 40 19 21 65.14 4.59 79.82 55.96

19 AYINRIN-ADEDEJI 40 22 18 44.95 6.42 69.72 43.12

20 BISI ORIOKE 15 8 7 50.00 6.00 70.00 20.00

21 BISI-AWOSIFILA 40 27 13 56.30 0.00 82.35 66.39

22 EHIN-OKE-TIMO 40 21 19 70.19 0.00 97.12 31.73

23 EYINGUN ABAYA 13 9 4 32.31 10.77 64.62 13.85

24 FAFORIJI 41 25 16 59.09 0.00 84.55 23.64

25 FAJUKE 41 22 19 60.75 0.00 95.33 36.45

26 FARO 39 29 10 57.83 0.00 86.75 30.12

27 GBUSE-ALAWIN 40 26 14 51.97 5.51 88.19 66.93

28 IBUDO 13 7 6 31.11 8.89 33.33 24.44

29 IDADO-IJESA 40 24 16 77.46 8.45 85.92 66.20

30 IFOJI 13 10 3 34.69 8.16 48.98 16.33

31 ILAYE-IJESA 43 34 9 52.48 2.13 89.36 43.26

32 ILOTA 18 9 9 31.75 4.76 47.62 17.46

33 IRODE 13 9 4 50.00 5.00 55.00 22.50

34 ITA-APA 39 24 15 50.00 0.00 91.53 46.61

35 KAJOLA-BOWAJE 40 17 23 45.05 0.00 63.74 30.77

36 OGINNI EGBE 13 5 8 47.06 11.76 67.65 29.41

37 OGUNDELE 20 13 7 29.33 8.00 49.33 12.00

ATAKUMOSA EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT

SUMMARYNumber of Communities Ranked and Submitted by the Local Government 99Number of Communities Covered by CBT 60Number of Households Captured 1,633Number of Indivuals Captured 5,132

Table 3: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Atakumosa East

Table 4: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Atakumosa East

8 Atakumosa East PVHH

38 OJOKOPOHUN 40 30 10 63.38 0.00 75.35 34.51

39 OKE ETA 16 13 3 37.50 12.50 26.79 16.07

40 OKE-AGBEDE 40 24 16 68.84 5.07 90.58 64.49

41 OLAWAYE 20 15 5 53.62 13.04 62.32 24.64

42 OLOGEDE 42 26 16 60.14 20.27 92.57 48.65

43 OLORA 12 7 5 40.82 2.04 67.35 28.57

44 OLORUNTEDO 40 27 13 34.68 4.03 79.84 29.84

45 OLOWU 40 27 13 69.83 10.34 73.28 55.17

46 OLUWATEDO OSIKO 20 15 5 47.96 17.35 63.27 29.59

47 ONIFOFIN 10 5 5 38.10 4.76 47.62 14.29

48 ONIGBOGI 40 19 21 50.46 0.00 84.40 34.86

49 ONISERE-AJUMOBI 41 27 14 40.85 0.00 89.44 40.85

50 OREKUNRIN 40 35 5 75.59 16.54 88.19 72.44

51 ORI-ISA 41 19 22 51.72 0.00 72.41 28.74

52 ORISUNBARE-ITA-IWARA

39 34 5 82.64 3.31 98.35 79.34

53 ORISUNMIB-ARE-LOODE

40 28 12 54.62 5.38 86.92 63.85

54 OWADA 7 2 5 42.86 0.00 42.86 21.43

55 OWODE-IGANGAN 40 19 21 75.61 6.50 94.31 47.15

56 PAMA 12 8 4 35.90 12.82 48.72 33.33

57 S.B OJO 11 10 1 31.37 1.96 56.86 25.49

58 SAJUKU ALAPOMU 14 12 2 42.59 20.37 46.30 27.78

59 SENGE OKE 6 5 1 41.67 8.33 45.83 25.00

60 SOKOTO 20 17 3 40.00 22.67 64.00 22.67

Total 1,633 610 1,023 54.87 6.31 75.43 40.08

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 120 146 266

5 - 9 203 187 390

10 - 14 254 250 504

15 - 19 290 251 541

20 - 24 218 171 389

25 - 29 228 143 371

30 - 34 164 159 323

35 - 39 120 155 275

40 - 44 115 178 293

45 - 49 120 141 261

50 - 54 101 153 254

55 - 59 75 127 202

60 - 64 78 141 219

65 - 69 76 132 208

70 - 74 102 119 221

75 - 79 74 90 164

80 - 84 60 50 110

85 - 89 38 25 63

90 - 94 21 9 30

95 - 99 9 10 19

100+ 15 14 29

Total 2481 2651 5,132

1 The following variables were obtained from all households in the targeted communities: Coordinates of Household, Name and Sex of Head of household, Telephone Number, House address, Age, Marital Status, Type of work, Educational Qualification, Currently enrolled in school, Grade, How far is school enrolled, Pregnant/lactating, Benefit from healthcare facility, How far is health center, Chronically ill (Yes/No), Disability, Type of disability, Ownership of Assets, Dwelling Characteristic, Membership of Cooperative/ Religious/.Business group.2 The Community checklist introduced in 2018 includes roster for key informants, financial services available and other infrastructure available as variables.

Table 5: Age Group of Individuals in Atakumosa East Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagrefated by Gender

0 50 100 150 200 250 300

0 - 4

5 - 9

10 - 14

15 - 19

20 - 24

25 - 29

30 - 34

35 - 39

40 - 44

45 - 49

50 - 54

55 - 59

60 - 64

65 - 69

70 - 74

75 - 79

80 - 84

85 - 89

90 - 94

95 - 99

100+

050100150200250300

Figure 5 : Age Group of Individuals in Atakumo East Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

FEMALE

MALE

48.3%51.7%

Figure 4 : Distribution of Indivuals in Atakumosa East Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

9 Atakumosa East PVHH

Sex of Household Head Ownership of Asset


Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 AAYE OLOYIN GADA 40 31 9 34.62 3.85 59.62 4.81

2 ADEYE 40 26 14 25.68 8.78 60.14 3.38

3 AFON 40 29 11 18.57 3.57 47.86 0.71

4 AJIDO 40 24 16 25.86 12.07 47.41 6.90

5 AKOLA 40 33 7 25.45 8.48 44.24 4.24

6 ARAROMI 40 20 20 27.05 3.28 43.44 13.93

7 AROAJI 40 26 14 19.85 5.88 42.65 6.62

8 ASAOBI 40 24 16 22.22 1.85 48.15 5.56

9 ASAWO 40 27 13 13.79 4.83 37.93 5.52

10 BAARA AWOO SAN-GOEMI ADERIBIGBE OLUSIGI

40 20 20 19.86 0.68 19.86 13.01

11 IGILA 40 26 14 19.87 5.77 53.85 5.13

12 IKOBI 40 22 18 17.05 10.08 45.74 5.43

13 ILA IJESA 40 16 24 31.78 4.67 42.99 8.41

14 ILEKI ODOIJU SAGA IYEMOGUN

40 25 15 21.19 3.97 45.70 5.30

15 ILODE 40 12 28 22.12 3.85 51.92 6.73

16 INISA 40 31 9 20.39 1.32 46.05 11.84

17 IREMO 40 18 22 29.06 8.55 54.70 7.69

18 ISAOBI 40 27 13 27.43 7.96 46.02 5.31

19 ISOTUN OKEINASIN 39 26 13 23.97 6.61 49.59 13.22

20 IWARO OKE IWARO ODO IBEREKODO ARAPATE ARIKE IJUA

40 28 12 24.81 3.88 40.31 5.43

21 IYERE 40 25 15 35.43 11.02 42.52 5.51

22 KAJOLA OSU 35 18 17 30.43 7.61 51.09 8.70

23 MOORE 40 10 30 26.73 5.94 71.29 6.93

24 OBANIFON 40 31 9 19.05 8.93 41.67 3.57

25 ODESOMI 40 27 13 26.60 3.19 46.81 1.06

26 OGIDIGBASA 40 31 9 22.06 10.29 53.68 2.94

27 OKE IBODE 40 18 22 24.47 6.38 39.36 7.45

28 OKE SASA IDIROKO 33 25 8 18.26 1.74 23.48 13.04

29 ORUNTO 36 30 6 19.26 0.00 57.78 4.44

30 OTAGIRI 40 28 12 15.79 0.00 37.72 7.89

Total 1,183 734 449 23.22 5.55 46.18 6.61

ATAKUMOSA WESTLOCAL GOVERNMENT

SUMMARYNumber of Communities Ranked and Submitted by the Local Government 323Number of Communities Covered by CBT 30Number of Households Captured 1,183Number of Indivuals Captured 3, 785

Table 6: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Atakumosa West

Table 7: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Atakumosa West


10 Atakumosa West PVHH

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 154 138 2925 - 9 196 180 37610 - 14 191 155 34615 - 19 201 203 40420 - 24 172 188 36025 - 29 137 160 29730 - 34 133 127 26035 - 39 99 102 20140 - 44 80 93 17345 - 49 63 89 15250 - 54 77 101 17855 - 59 39 45 8460 - 64 60 106 16665 - 69 39 77 11670 - 74 47 80 12775 - 79 29 62 9180 - 84 41 55 9685 - 89 12 15 2790 - 94 14 8 2295 - 99 3 3 6100+ 7 4 11Total 1,794 1,991 3,785

0 50 100 150 200 250

0 - 4

5 - 9

10 - 14

15 - 19

20 - 24

25 - 29

30 - 34

35 - 39

40 - 44

45 - 49

50 - 54

55 - 59

60 - 64

65 - 69

70 - 74

75 - 79

80 - 84

85 - 89

90 - 94

95 - 99

100+

050100150200250

MALE FEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 8: Age Group of Individuals in Atakumo West Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 7 : Age Group of Individuals in Atakumo West Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 6: Distribution of Indivuals in Atakumosa West Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

FEMALE

MALE

47.4%52.6%

11 Atakumosa West PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 AGBUNGBU 23 19 4 22.08 1.30 22.08 18.18

2 AJISOMO OKE OJE 40 25 15 17.02 14.89 32.98 24.47

3 AKINFALA EJEMU 37 27 10 10.00 1.25 16.25 0.00

4 AKINJOLE ESTATE 36 26 10 14.94 12.34 27.27 7.14

5 ALABE 40 32 8 31.31 12.12 47.47 29.29

6 ALAGUNTAN 20 12 8 26.53 0.00 14.29 40.82

7 ALUSEKERE 21 18 3 16.28 0.00 37.21 27.91

8 AMOLA 40 21 19 16.84 5.26 41.05 12.63

9 AROGUNDADE 36 33 3 20.80 0.00 28.80 9.60

10 BUDAALE 25 11 14 10.94 4.69 20.31 4.69

11 DANGBONGBO 27 20 7 22.95 0.00 18.03 27.87

12 EBIRA 40 34 6 7.19 5.39 18.56 19.76

13 ELERIN ELETU 36 21 15 19.59 15.46 37.11 16.49

14 FOWOSERE 31 25 6 14.13 0.00 19.57 17.39

15 IJUGBE 25 13 12 15.63 1.56 17.19 1.56

16 JAGUN ODE 37 27 10 13.33 2.67 20.67 12.67

17 LAGERE 40 32 8 8.51 5.67 19.86 7.80

18 LOOGUN 33 31 2 32.26 8.60 49.46 27.96

19 MOKORE 40 34 6 16.97 3.03 26.06 9.70

20 MOTAKO 40 22 18 11.21 3.74 24.30 13.08

21 OBADA ABEBI 32 19 13 14.58 5.21 15.63 7.29

22 OKE APATA 35 21 14 2.94 0.00 20.59 1.96

23 OKEESO OKEOWU 40 23 17 15.22 6.52 29.35 7.61

24 OLOBA 40 28 12 6.25 4.46 20.54 9.82

25 OLOOYO 30 20 10 20.65 1.09 10.87 33.70

26 OLUWO OKEOLA 36 21 15 9.09 3.64 11.82 22.73

27 OWODE 18 10 8 17.74 0.00 11.29 22.58

28 OWOOPE 40 24 16 12.07 7.76 25.00 6.03

29 SURULERE 30 25 5 12.90 8.06 26.61 4.84

30 WAJEKO 38 29 9 17.56 1.53 29.01 11.45

Total 1,006 703 303 15.09 4.85 24.60 13.72

AYEDAADELOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 9: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Ayedaade

Table10: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Ayedaade


12 Ayedaade PVHH

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 102 102 2045 - 9 124 158 28210 - 14 183 144 32715 - 19 160 144 30420 - 24 146 103 24925 - 29 94 95 18930 - 34 79 104 18335 - 39 77 98 17540 - 44 75 84 15945 - 49 66 82 14850 - 54 71 102 17355 - 59 57 69 12660 - 64 76 109 18565 - 69 54 75 12970 - 74 55 45 10075 - 79 30 34 6480 - 84 45 34 7985 - 89 10 9 1990 - 94 12 8 2095 - 99 3 1 4100+ 11 4 15Total 1,530 1,604 3,134

0 50 100 150 200

0 - 4

5 - 9

10 -14

15 - 19

20 - 24

25 - 29

30 - 34

35 - 39

40 - 44

45 - 49

50 - 54

55 - 59

60 - 64

65 - 69

70 - 74

75 - 79

80 - 84

85 - 89

90 - 94

95 - 99

100+

050100150200

MALE FEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table11: Age Group of Individuals in Ayedaade Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 9 : Age Group of Individuals in Ayedaade Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

FEMALE

MALE

48.8%51.2%

Figure 8 : Distribution of Indivuals in Ayedaade Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

13 Ayedaade PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 AGBAA DALEMO OYAALE

31 17 14 17.24 0.00 12.07 14.66

2 AJADI 36 20 16 0.88 0.00 6.14 11.40

3 AJAGBANGBA OLO-KUTA

40 22 18 6.03 0.86 22.41 8.62

4 AKINBAMI ISALE 37 20 17 5.23 0.00 5.88 12.42

5 ALABATA OLOWU 28 14 14 10.69 0.00 12.21 16.03

6 ALAWO 24 13 11 15.05 0.00 17.20 17.20

7 ALAYA 31 21 10 2.11 0.00 15.79 13.68

8 ALOBA 20 14 6 10.39 0.00 6.49 18.18

9 ASHALU ONLA 30 20 10 15.66 0.00 12.05 27.71

10 BUDO ALI 23 18 5 6.52 0.00 20.65 3.26

11 ELEEGUN MOLAMO 38 19 19 21.35 0.00 11.24 25.84

12 ELEKAN ONIPEPEYE 23 17 6 18.06 0.00 6.94 15.28

13 ELENI OBIELU 40 32 8 4.32 0.00 18.71 8.63

14 GAAFULANI IDI ARABA

12 10 2 18.92 0.00 8.11 18.92

15 GAAFULANI IKOYI 13 11 2 27.27 0.00 3.03 30.30

16 GBETU 31 20 11 2.65 0.00 16.81 12.39

17 KUTA ILEOGBO 24 20 4 13.25 1.20 14.46 18.07

18 MONJASAN 23 17 6 5.68 0.00 18.18 26.14

19 MONJINDE 22 16 6 11.69 0.00 27.27 9.09

20 OBOJONA AKURU 29 17 12 9.84 0.00 8.20 26.23

21 ODOFIN 36 27 9 8.94 0.00 11.38 13.01

22 OLODO BAASE 38 27 11 13.33 0.83 20.83 23.33

23 OLOGIRI ELEHA 28 11 17 16.87 0.00 9.64 19.28

24 OLORUNDA 39 35 4 5.20 0.58 24.28 9.25

25 OLOSI 40 21 19 7.04 1.41 13.38 7.75

26 OLOTA FADIYA 32 19 13 0.93 0.00 3.70 7.41

27 OLOTA OKE OBA 39 24 15 4.27 0.00 12.82 10.26

28 ONILETE ALAGBAA 40 27 13 4.93 0.00 15.49 10.56

29 OWO EERU 35 18 17 7.00 0.00 15.00 15.00

30 TELEMU ABILU 26 15 11 2.94 0.00 10.78 6.86

Total 908 582 326 8.59 0.20 14.00 14.03

AYEDIRELOCAL GOVERNMENT

SUMMARYNumber of Communities Ranked and Submitted by the Local Government 52Number of Communities Covered by CBT 30Number of Households Captured 908Number of Indivuals Captured 3, 072

Table12: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Ayedire

Table13: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Ayedire


14 Ayedire PVHH

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 119 129 2485 - 9 212 190 40210 - 14 192 178 37015 - 19 186 133 31920 - 24 124 90 21425 - 29 76 104 18030 - 34 67 83 15035 - 39 71 71 14240 - 44 53 73 12645 - 49 54 75 12950 - 54 49 100 14955 - 59 35 72 10760 - 64 54 128 18265 - 69 55 78 13370 - 74 64 62 12675 - 79 26 11 3780 - 84 19 21 4085 - 89 8 5 1390+ 2 3 5Total 1,466 1,606 3,072

0 50 100 150 200050100150200

0 - 4

5 - 9

10 - 14

15 - 19

20 - 24

25 - 29

30 - 34

35 - 39

40 - 44

45 - 49

50 - 54

55 - 59

60 - 64

65 - 69

70 - 74

75 - 79

80 - 84

85 - 89

90+

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table14: Age Group of Individuals in Ayedire Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 11 : Age Group of Individuals in Ayedire Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

FEMALE

MALE FEMALE

47.7%52.3%

Figure 10 : Distribution of Indivuals in Ayedire Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

15 Ayedire PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 ABA IKIRUN ARAGBA 39 36 3 12.57 1.09 45.90 16.39

2 AJEBAMIDELE 28 22 6 16.67 0.93 50.93 17.59

3 AJEGUNLE IDIOMO 35 29 6 20.28 1.40 27.97 22.38

4 ARAROMI EDI 32 24 8 11.89 2.80 35.66 7.69

5 ARO MAYAN 35 21 14 12.61 3.36 40.34 8.40

6 AYETORO 39 32 7 15.68 2.16 31.89 13.51

7 BABAGHANA 40 30 10 7.89 5.79 33.68 8.95

8 EYIN IDI 30 16 14 8.49 9.43 48.11 6.60

9 FASIKU 23 22 1 20.45 1.14 44.32 26.14

10 GAA AISIN OLOJO 33 16 17 7.09 3.15 41.73 6.30

11 GAA FULANI OKE IRUN

21 20 1 9.09 1.30 20.78 6.49

12 GAA ODO ADA 26 22 4 14.58 4.17 45.83 12.50

13 GAA OGO OLUWA 25 15 10 13.92 0.00 30.38 10.13

14 GAA TAYE ERIPA 27 17 10 17.12 4.50 36.04 17.12

15 IKIFIN 38 24 14 9.15 7.75 41.55 4.23

16 JOHN AJAYI 23 18 5 15.00 8.75 51.25 15.00

17 KAJOLA AGISA 31 23 8 15.11 0.72 25.18 17.27

18 LORIKUTA 27 18 9 11.93 0.00 32.11 21.10

19 LOTA 20 19 1 17.65 2.35 41.18 24.71

20 OBAALA ARETI 25 19 6 17.12 1.80 50.45 21.62

21 OJUERI 37 26 11 15.33 1.46 42.34 13.87

22 OKE EKU 20 12 8 20.90 11.94 46.27 13.43

23 OKE ODO 38 18 20 9.65 5.26 28.95 7.02

24 OKEOLORU ARAGBA 19 18 1 8.89 1.11 38.89 8.89

25 OKEOSUN 24 19 5 23.30 8.74 33.01 18.45

26 OLORUNTEDO 31 21 10 13.13 6.06 47.47 5.05

27 OLUODE 23 16 7 19.32 0.00 37.50 19.32

28 OSORO 33 24 9 20.27 0.68 45.27 19.59

29 PEETE 35 29 6 17.21 0.00 45.90 21.31

30 SOFUN 37 22 15 17.95 8.55 48.72 12.82

Total 894 648 246 14.43 3.39 39.36 14.00

BOLUWADUROLOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table15: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Boluwaduro

Table16: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Boluwaduro


16 Boluwaduro PVHH

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 170 170 3405 - 9 216 182 39810 - 14 224 224 44815 - 19 222 196 41820 - 24 168 158 32625 - 29 111 114 22530 - 34 85 98 18335 - 39 78 111 18940 - 44 65 96 16145 - 49 63 92 15550 - 54 59 92 15155 - 59 50 56 10660 - 64 48 53 10165 - 69 39 38 7770 - 74 41 44 8575 - 79 20 30 5080 - 84 33 23 5685 - 89 4 9 1390 - 94 5 5 1095 - 99 0 3 3100+ 9 17 26Total 1,708 1,798 3,506

0 50 100 150 200 250

90 - 9495 - 99

100+

050100150200250

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 89

MALE FEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table17: Age Group of Individuals in Boluwaduro Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 13 : Age Group of Individuals in Boluwaduro Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

FEMALE

48.7%51.3%

Figure 12 : Distribution of Indivuals in Boluwaduro Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

17 Boluwaduro PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 AISIN 40 27 13 13.10 12.41 55.17 2.07

2 AJIBODE 40 32 8 14.29 8.79 47.25 4.40

3 ALAGBAAGBU 40 17 23 7.38 7.38 39.34 1.64

4 ALAGBADO 40 16 24 11.68 3.65 65.69 0.73

5 ARAROMI 40 23 17 11.11 4.86 37.50 0.69

6 ARO AYEDAADE 40 28 12 22.54 0.00 32.95 12.72

7 ATABA 40 28 12 13.86 9.64 50.00 3.61

8 AYEPE 40 27 13 16.67 14.58 45.14 15.97

9 ERINWO 40 14 26 11.61 3.57 38.39 3.57

10 ESEKE 40 16 24 17.31 6.73 36.54 5.77

11 IDI OKITI 32 21 11 11.26 4.64 31.13 4.64

12 ISALE ASA 40 14 26 15.65 8.70 43.48 1.74

13 ISALE OBA 40 26 14 14.88 6.61 50.41 4.13

14 LAKEU 40 22 18 5.37 3.36 50.34 0.00

15 MAAYE 40 24 16 6.54 3.27 42.48 4.58

16 OBA'S QUARTER 40 20 20 12.21 11.45 49.62 1.53

17 OKE ABUJA 40 19 21 16.80 9.60 41.60 4.80

18 OKE ERU 40 22 18 11.81 8.33 40.28 2.08

19 OKE OGII 40 21 19 18.81 6.93 52.48 3.96

20 OKE OLORE 40 15 25 20.61 9.16 38.17 10.69

21 OKEARESA 40 24 16 8.09 10.40 42.77 6.94

22 OLORUNDA TEMIDIRE 40 24 16 11.11 0.56 38.33 2.78

23 ONIRU 40 17 23 12.88 6.82 45.45 3.03

24 OSOLO 40 19 21 5.84 5.84 40.26 1.30

25 OTAAGUN 40 18 22 18.99 1.27 44.30 2.53

26 OTAAKE 40 27 13 10.14 4.73 47.30 2.03

27 SINSIN 39 30 9 9.15 6.34 39.44 14.08

28 SOSO 40 30 10 13.29 9.09 52.45 3.50

29 TEMIDIRE 40 18 22 6.08 1.35 37.84 0.00

30 YIDI 36 20 16 11.01 10.09 37.61 6.42

Total 1, 187 659 528 12.43 6.64 43.72 4.47

BORIPELOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table18: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Boripe

Table 19: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Boripe


18 Boripe PVHH

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 180 145 3255 - 9 254 219 47310 - 14 234 197 43115 - 19 229 206 43520 - 24 170 173 34325 - 29 172 185 35730 - 34 142 143 28535 - 39 122 112 23440 - 44 48 87 13545 - 49 51 112 16350 - 54 48 68 11655 - 59 44 87 13160 - 64 54 115 16965 - 69 58 87 14570 - 74 54 132 18675 - 79 27 55 8280 - 84 27 54 8185 - 89 5 22 2790 - 94 8 16 2495 - 99 3 3 6100+ 6 4 10Total 1,936 2,222 4,158

050100150200250 0 50 100 150 200 250

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 8990 - 9495 - 99

100+

MALE FEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 20: Age Group of Individuals in Boripe Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 15: Age Group of Individuals in Boripe Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

FEMALE

MALE

46.6%53.4%

Figure 14 : Distribution of Indivuals in Boripe Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

19 Boripe PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 ABATI-ARULOGUN 40 26 14 70.29 66.29 95.43 18.29

2 AGBOPA-DEENU 39 22 17 66.94 22.31 73.55 76.86

3 AKAJE-ORIOKE 40 19 21 44.23 37.50 91.35 3.85

4 ALAJUE-ISALE-BEPO 40 17 23 17.17 8.08 86.87 11.11

5 ALAJUE-ONIGBAODO 40 22 18 33.67 0.00 59.18 76.53

6 ALARO 40 20 20 41.94 0.00 88.17 55.91

7 ARIDIOGO-OLUYINKA 41 20 21 42.19 28.91 86.72 25.00

8 AWOO-AJILA 39 22 17 34.88 39.53 93.02 32.56

9 AWOOI-AWOOII-AWOOII..

39 15 24 29.25 0.00 70.75 67.92

10 BABANLA-ADELU-BI-OLO..

38 23 15 49.06 45.28 92.45 23.27

11 DEENU-AGBANU 40 24 16 41.28 29.36 77.98 11.93

12 EGBEDA-EREEOSUN 39 19 20 34.94 0.00 86.75 50.60

13 FAAJO-MASOLEKUN 40 28 12 55.94 41.26 94.41 34.97

14 GBOORE 40 30 10 27.71 7.23 86.75 63.86

15 ILEOKE-LASI 39 20 19 26.32 18.42 93.42 7.89

16 ISEKI-OLODAN 40 13 27 48.65 0.00 90.99 66.67

17 MOBI-ER-EEOSUN-ALESIN

40 23 17 52.07 24.79 85.95 23.14

18 MOGAJI-KUYE 40 28 12 40.13 37.50 94.08 36.18

19 OBADA-AJAGEMO 43 9 34 13.79 8.62 87.07 0.00

20 OGBAARIN-MOLABI 44 18 26 22.86 0.00 82.86 60.95

21 OLODE-BAALE 40 20 20 31.91 0.00 89.36 54.26

22 OLODE-OLOKUTA 40 27 13 58.27 37.80 82.68 62.20

23 OLOWOBIDA-ALA-JUE-OKE

40 21 19 55.75 22.12 88.50 5.31

24 OLUKOLO-OLUSIGI 41 18 23 31.40 10.74 90.08 7.44

25 OLUKOSI-I-OLUKOSI-II 39 17 22 44.71 0.00 85.88 40.00

26 OLUMOFO-KUJOLU 35 14 21 35.23 0.00 78.41 53.41

27 OLUMOLE-OLUMOFO 40 12 28 60.91 38.18 93.64 6.36

28 OOYE-OLOKOSUN 40 24 16 40.56 38.46 93.01 32.87

29 OYADA-AMINIWON 42 22 20 46.55 6.90 96.55 31.03

30 PAPALAKU-OLUKOSI 40 19 21 63.93 22.95 93.44 30.33

Total 1, 198 612 586 43.15 22.56 87.68 34.06

EDE SOUTHLOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 21: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Ede South

Table 22: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Ede South


20 Ede South PVHH

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 47 53 1005 - 9 231 223 45410 - 14 241 240 48115 - 19 200 191 39120 - 24 161 152 31325 - 29 101 115 21630 - 34 73 122 19535 - 39 81 103 18440 - 44 81 133 21445 - 49 63 95 15850 - 54 42 80 12255 - 59 41 54 9560 - 64 52 85 13765 - 69 57 76 13370 - 74 47 82 12975 - 79 36 32 6880 - 84 24 39 6385 - 89 9 25 3490 - 94 3 7 1095 - 99 0 5 5100+ 1 3 4Total 1,591 1,915 3,506

050100150200250 0 50 100 150 200 250

90 - 9495 - 99

100+

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 89

MALE FEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 23: Age Group of Individuals in Ede South Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 1.17: Age Group of Individuals in Ede South Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

FEMALE

MALE

45.4%54.6%

Figure 1.16 : Distribution of Indivuals in Ede SouthPoor and Vulnerable Househoolds

21 Ede South PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 ADEJUWON 40 22 18 7.69 7.10 27.22 4.14

2 AGBARABIADA 40 27 13 8.48 1.82 12.12 6.67

3 ALAFIATAYO 40 22 18 8.54 7.32 25.00 1.83

4 ALARO OLOGUN 40 33 7 7.10 2.37 34.32 0.59

5 APENA OSUNGADE 40 27 13 16.15 4.62 21.54 17.69

6 AREAGO 40 27 13 10.19 6.48 35.65 3.70

7 BINUKONU 40 29 11 17.86 15.00 47.86 0.00

8 DURODOLA 40 35 5 9.25 6.36 23.70 0.58

9 ELERE 40 27 13 16.07 7.14 25.00 22.02

10 HIJIRAH 40 32 8 8.80 6.80 18.80 4.80

11 IFESOWAPO MAPO 37 29 8 10.05 11.06 31.66 3.52

12 IREWUMI ELEEYO 32 25 7 13.97 11.76 35.29 0.74

13 ITESIWAJU 20 12 8 14.61 6.74 16.85 3.37

14 ITESIWAJU OLUWA-TEDO

40 27 13 12.00 7.43 33.71 2.86

15 KOJOLA OJA 31 14 17 6.90 2.07 14.48 4.14

16 NRC 37 23 14 11.97 10.26 31.62 0.00

17 ODONBURO OLOBA 40 26 14 13.57 11.43 27.86 13.57

18 ODUN AYE 30 21 9 6.29 3.43 17.71 0.57

19 OJORO IFESOWAPO 24 19 5 31.75 22.22 26.98 31.75

20 OKE LANGBODO 40 34 6 8.36 3.83 19.16 0.70

21 OLADUNJOYE 23 17 6 14.55 12.73 21.82 8.18

22 OLORIIRE 40 31 9 13.19 10.44 31.32 2.75

23 OLORUNGBEBE 31 25 6 7.27 5.45 27.88 2.42

24 OLUYOKUN 40 29 11 11.32 5.03 28.93 2.52

25 ORISUMBARE 29 23 6 13.45 9.24 21.85 7.56

26 PEACE ESTATE 30 17 13 17.39 9.57 20.00 12.17

27 SALVATION ESTATE 32 29 3 19.18 10.96 29.45 10.96

28 SOGBODILE 25 20 5 11.01 11.93 32.11 3.67

29 TALAFIA OKE ODO 40 21 19 6.94 3.47 27.17 1.16

30 TEMITOPE OLODE 40 24 16 6.60 3.77 24.06 4.72

Total 1,061 747 314 11.11 7.27 26.26 5.13

EDE NORTHLOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 24: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Ede North

Table 25: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Ede North


22 Ede North PVHH

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 294 279 5735 - 9 385 325 71010 - 14 326 277 60315 - 19 243 261 50420 - 24 154 190 34425 - 29 164 196 36030 - 34 122 178 30035 - 39 131 172 30340 - 44 128 125 25345 - 49 88 90 17850 - 54 68 86 15455 - 59 32 38 7060 - 64 42 73 11565 - 69 40 74 11470 - 74 32 42 7475 - 79 16 23 3980 - 84 28 18 4685 - 89 9 4 1390 - 94 0 4 495 - 99 2 0 2100+ 1 0 1Total 2,305 2,455 4,760

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350050100150200250300350

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 8990 - 9495 - 99

100+

MALE FEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 26: Age Group of Individuals in Ede North Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 19 : Age Group of Individuals in Ede North Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

FEMALE

MALE

48.4%51.6%

Figure 18 : Distribution of Indivuals in Ede North Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

23 Ede North PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 ABUDO 40 22 18 10.75 4.30 41.94 30.11

2 ADEGBITE DAUDU 40 19 21 25.44 17.54 46.49 20.18

3 ADURAMIGBA 40 20 20 20.00 2.86 48.57 37.14

4 AGA 40 25 15 14.18 8.21 39.55 0.75

5 ALAPUPU 40 23 17 7.14 19.29 33.57 2.86

6 ALASAN 40 21 19 3.48 7.83 44.35 5.22

7 ARAROMI 40 23 17 13.87 13.14 32.85 4.38

8 ARO ALARA 40 33 7 11.38 7.32 33.33 13.82

9 ASIPA 40 21 19 7.08 8.85 28.32 14.16

10 AWO 40 23 17 13.55 10.97 34.84 9.68

11 BARA 39 26 13 9.89 1.10 39.56 25.27

12 BOLUWADURO 40 23 17 3.70 4.76 32.28 6.35

13 EESA OKINNI 40 29 11 10.32 8.73 30.95 7.14

14 EESA TUNTUN 40 17 23 9.60 9.60 36.80 5.60

15 EGBEDI 40 25 15 12.06 12.06 41.84 13.48

16 EJEMU 40 18 22 6.25 8.93 39.29 1.79

17 EKURO 40 31 9 11.05 11.05 29.83 22.10

18 IDOO 40 18 22 11.58 9.47 33.68 17.89

19 IGBOKITI 40 29 11 9.23 9.23 38.46 16.15

20 IKOTUN 40 23 17 11.76 9.24 41.18 20.17

21 ILAWE 40 17 23 20.45 9.09 34.09 22.73

22 IREWOLE 40 32 8 12.39 7.08 33.63 17.70

23 IWOYE 40 30 10 19.35 6.45 31.72 14.52

24 OBADIMU 40 31 9 5.41 2.16 28.11 14.05

25 OFFATEDO 40 21 19 18.84 13.04 39.86 1.45

26 OJO 40 25 15 14.29 7.56 27.73 20.17

27 OLOYE 40 28 12 24.27 19.42 51.46 4.85

28 ORIOKE 33 19 14 13.64 9.09 36.36 12.50

29 OSUNSOKO 40 17 23 14.94 12.64 48.28 13.79

30 PAPA ARO 40 26 14 12.10 1.61 29.84 16.13

Total 1, 192 715 477 12.21 9.08 36.15 12.94

EGBEDORELOCAL GOVERNMENT

SUMMARYNumber of Communities Ranked and Submitted by the Local Government 80Number of Communities Covered by CBT 30Number of Households Captured 1, 192Number of Indivuals Captured 3, 734

Table 27: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Egbedore

Table 28: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Egbedore


24 Egbedore PVHH

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 99 116 2155 - 9 139 139 27810 - 14 181 183 36415 - 19 227 193 42020 - 24 167 132 29925 - 29 152 158 31030 - 34 98 104 20235 - 39 83 139 22240 - 44 92 141 23345 - 49 81 134 21550 - 54 73 113 18655 - 59 64 62 12660 - 64 68 107 17565 - 69 59 73 13270 - 74 69 70 13975 - 79 31 40 7180 - 84 30 54 8485 - 89 13 16 2990 - 94 11 10 2195 - 99 5 2 7100+ 3 3 6Total 1,745 1,989 3,734

050100150200 0 50 100 150 200

90 - 9495 - 99

100+

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 89

MALE FEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 29: Age Group of Individuals in Egbedore Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 21: Age Group of Individuals in Egbedore Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

FEMALE

MALE

42.7%53.3%

Figure 20: Distribution of Indivuals in Egbedore Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

25 Egbedore PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 AATO 20 8 12 14.06 4.69 26.56 15.63

2 ABOYUNOMU 18 8 10 7.55 0.00 33.96 15.09

3 ADEGEEBO 19 13 6 12.82 0.00 30.77 25.64

4 ADEOPA-IFEODAN 47 25 22 18.57 5.00 68.57 5.00

5 ADO-ORIOKE 40 26 14 60.40 20.79 87.13 30.69

6 AFAAKE 16 7 9 12.68 7.04 22.54 21.13

7 AGBALA-IMOLE 44 23 21 49.32 26.71 95.89 0.00

8 AGURODO 12 6 6 18.18 0.00 24.24 6.06

9 AJOGBELEDE-ATE-PATAN

37 18 19 38.57 4.29 81.43 18.57

10 ALABAMERIN 14 4 10 8.11 6.76 24.32 33.78

11 APONLA-AATO 51 27 24 26.98 1.59 64.29 41.27

12 ARAROMI IWATA 20 11 9 20.83 4.17 33.33 19.44

13 AYE 11 6 5 17.50 2.50 52.50 20.00

14 AYEDIRE-EJIGBO 63 39 24 24.34 14.29 89.95 1.59

15 AYEDUN 42 29 13 49.46 22.58 73.12 0.00

16 AYEGBOGBO 65 36 29 36.88 17.50 76.25 11.88

17 AYEGUNLE 20 14 6 10.94 0.00 29.69 14.06

18 AYETORO-IFEODAN 46 25 21 29.03 20.97 84.68 6.45

19 AYETORO-KOLOKO 40 21 19 73.13 51.49 74.63 2.99

20 EEKIDE-EJIGBO 41 16 25 44.00 32.00 95.00 0.00

21 EKU-OYEGEDU 46 28 18 62.76 37.24 88.97 2.76

22 EYENKOLE 41 24 17 48.03 40.16 87.40 0.00

23 GAA-OKEODO 63 29 34 40.83 27.81 85.80 1.18

24 IBOGUNDE 17 10 7 9.26 0.00 9.26 22.22

25 IDI-IGBA 19 10 9 15.85 6.10 17.07 21.95

26 IDIORO-OBATAKU 42 23 19 45.19 30.37 91.85 4.44

27 IDISEKE-OSUNFIADE 42 19 23 63.49 23.02 94.44 4.76

28 IFEDAPO 20 12 8 15.87 1.59 46.03 7.94

29 IFELAGBA-ISUND-UNRIN

47 23 24 60.31 45.80 93.89 9.16

30 IFELERE 15 5 10 16.67 7.41 38.89 0.00

31 IFELODUN-OLA 65 45 20 23.02 12.95 80.58 4.32

32 IFESOWAPO-ILAWO 57 20 37 35.48 13.55 78.71 2.58

33 IFESOWAPO-MASIFA 40 9 31 17.21 2.46 91.80 0.00

34 IGBON 39 22 17 51.03 21.38 80.69 17.24

35 IJIMOBA 20 8 12 17.46 7.94 30.16 22.22

36 IKA 17 9 8 11.48 1.64 32.79 19.67

37 ILAWO 20 15 5 6.67 0.00 32.00 2.67

EJIGBO LOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 30: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Atakumosa East

Table 31: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Ejigbo

26 Ejigbo PVHH

38 INISA EDORO 15 11 4 35.37 15.85 32.93 25.61

39 INISA-TITI 44 31 13 54.17 46.67 89.17 13.33

40 ISANKO 8 8 0 31.58 0.00 31.58 15.79

41 ISOKO 20 12 8 15.00 5.00 28.33 11.67

42 ISUNDURIN 20 13 7 15.29 4.71 30.59 14.12

43 ISUNDURIN-IRENI-MOGUN

63 27 36 23.98 14.80 80.10 11.22

44 KARAOLE 15 11 4 14.29 3.17 53.97 22.22

45 MASIFA OLATERU 20 13 7 15.49 0.00 47.89 18.31

46 MOLASANWO 14 10 4 15.94 4.35 26.09 21.74

47 OBATEDO-OLA 43 17 26 43.22 26.27 75.42 23.73

48 OGURO 17 13 4 17.91 5.97 25.37 13.43

49 OKE BADA 20 13 7 17.46 1.59 26.98 6.35

50 OKE-AGBAJE 41 23 18 64.07 50.90 89.82 0.00

51 OKE-BOLA 43 20 23 43.41 21.71 96.12 7.75

52 OKE-ITUNU 44 22 22 60.00 42.40 92.80 2.40

53 OKE-OYO 42 27 15 45.71 40.71 90.71 10.71

54 OLORIN 12 8 4 25.00 11.36 29.55 20.45

55 OPADERE-IGBOOWA 41 19 22 31.20 18.40 88.80 0.80

56 ORISUNBARE-TITI-LOPE

38 17 21 52.69 36.56 95.70 1.08

57 OSINWO 8 6 2 20.69 3.45 44.83 20.69

58 OSUNTEDO 19 7 12 7.58 0.00 25.76 18.18

59 OWU ILE 18 10 8 10.26 0.00 20.51 15.38

60 TEMIDIRE ODO OTUN 20 14 6 13.70 5.48 50.68 8.22

Total 1, 901 1,925 876 54.87 6.31 75.43 40.08

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 191 175 366

5 - 9 240 214 454

10 - 14 325 279 604

15 - 19 343 294 637

20 - 24 250 232 482

25 - 29 172 207 379

30 - 34 169 188 357

35 - 39 106 191 297

40 - 44 140 189 329

45 - 49 92 125 217

50 - 54 112 174 286

55 - 59 60 116 176

60 - 64 88 177 265

65 - 69 78 123 201

70 - 74 104 141 245

75 - 79 62 113 175

80 - 84 86 91 177

85 - 89 29 51 80

90 - 94 36 25 61

95 - 99 11 15 26

100+ 26 35 61

Total 2,720 3,155 5,875


Table 32: Age Group of Individuals in Ejigbo Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

0 50 100 150 200 250 300

0 - 4

5 - 9

10 - 14

15 - 19

20 - 24

25 - 29

30 - 34

35 - 39

40 - 44

45 - 49

50 - 54

55 - 59

60 - 64

65 - 69

70 - 74

75 - 79

80 - 84

85 - 89

90 - 94

95 - 99

100+

050100150200250300

Figure 23 : Age Group of Individuals in Ejigbo Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Figure 22 : Distribution of Indivuals in EjigboPoor and Vulnerable Househoolds

FEMALE

MALE

46.3%53.7%

27 Ejigbo PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 ABEWELA 38 13 25 15.38 15.38 79.12 4.40

2 AFOLABI-PARAKIN 41 20 21 39.09 34.55 90.91 2.73

3 AGBEDEGBEDE 39 9 30 25.97 11.69 81.82 7.79

4 AJEBAMI-DELE-ODUDUWA..

42 23 19 37.70 44.26 95.90 4.10

5 AJIBONNA 40 23 17 35.04 66.67 96.58 0.00

6 ALAPO 40 11 29 30.50 9.93 91.49 4.26

7 ATINIKE 40 13 27 33.65 25.00 92.31 3.85

8 BAYO-OMISAKIN 40 20 20 84.07 49.56 100.00 13.27

9 DARIKUDURU 40 11 29 38.55 6.02 92.77 0.00

10 ELEYELE 39 22 17 39.18 28.87 63.92 9.28

11 ELUJOBA 40 19 21 61.06 48.67 88.50 0.00

12 ELUYINGUN 42 15 27 12.33 2.74 65.75 5.48

13 FEE-GUN-AROWOOSUN

40 16 24 10.71 17.86 76.79 15.18

14 GBELEKAN 40 18 22 30.68 6.82 88.64 2.27

15 IBUKUNOLU 39 8 31 37.04 18.52 60.49 6.17

16 IFEDAPO 40 16 24 45.54 50.50 100.00 0.00

17 IFESOWAPO 40 20 20 46.92 44.62 94.62 4.62

18 IGBOYA 40 20 20 61.32 44.34 98.11 3.77

19 IREBAMI 40 12 28 55.34 29.13 91.26 3.88

20 IREDUMI 42 20 22 45.45 6.06 66.67 5.05

21 ISALE-AGBARA 40 12 28 43.56 17.82 93.07 0.00

22 IYADUNNI 40 21 19 2.14 3.57 95.00 0.00

23 OJOYIN 40 19 21 54.31 49.14 97.41 0.00

24 OLUMOGBE 40 12 28 20.00 6.32 56.84 14.74

25 OLUWALOSE 40 22 18 51.61 41.94 95.97 3.23

26 OONI-ILARE 40 16 24 61.54 38.46 90.60 14.53

27 OONI-LAYOUT 40 17 23 26.23 54.10 100.00 0.00

28 OORE-OFE-OLUWA 40 25 15 48.70 61.74 100.00 4.35

29 OSHINKOLA 41 21 20 65.22 16.30 88.04 6.52

30 POWERLINE 40 28 12 50.76 65.91 94.70 12.88

Total 1, 203 522 681 40.05 31.51 88.23 5.05

IFE CENTRALLOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 33: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Ife Central

Table 34: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Ife Central


28 Ife Central PVHH

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 47 57 1045 - 9 123 93 21610 - 14 120 132 25215 - 19 155 176 33120 - 24 142 142 28425 - 29 101 120 22130 - 34 103 98 20135 - 39 75 101 17640 - 44 56 119 17545 - 49 36 96 13250 - 54 27 130 15755 - 59 50 126 17660 - 64 74 146 22065 - 69 48 119 16770 - 74 77 91 16875 - 79 69 56 12580 - 84 34 51 8585 - 89 21 26 4790 - 94 13 13 2695 - 99 8 10 18100+ 4 3 7Total 1,383 1,905 3,288

050100150200 0 50 100 150 2000 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 8990 - 9495 - 99

100+

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 35: Age Group of Individuals in Ife Central Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 25 : Age Group of Individuals in Ife Central Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

FEMALE

MALE

42.1%57.9%

Figure 24 : Distribution of Indivuals in Ife Central Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

29 Ife Central PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 AGANRAN 39 26 13 16.55 0.69 46.90 12.41

2 AJEBAMIDELE 22 12 10 10.00 3.33 50.00 14.44

3 AJIDARA 34 14 20 13.33 8.89 43.70 2.96

4 AKEREDOLU 29 13 16 15.79 12.28 50.88 14.04

5 AROKO 22 15 7 10.71 0.00 58.33 10.71

6 AYEKOKA 33 20 13 16.79 8.76 39.42 12.41

7 EREFE 30 16 14 22.14 12.98 44.27 6.11

8 ILALA OBALOGUN 32 26 6 14.38 15.07 38.36 3.42

9 IYANFOWOROGI 40 25 15 13.97 3.35 40.22 10.61

10 LAADIN 20 13 7 15.63 3.13 43.75 9.38

11 LOWAAKE 28 13 15 12.26 10.38 44.34 5.66

12 MOSARAJO 31 28 3 17.09 8.23 40.51 8.23

13 OBALAAYAN 38 30 8 16.30 10.87 38.04 11.96

14 OBIRI 34 17 17 16.05 13.58 30.86 6.17

15 OJUMOOLA 40 22 18 14.57 1.99 56.29 13.91

16 OKE MORISA 31 10 21 18.56 13.40 53.61 1.03

17 OLURIN 28 17 11 9.48 10.34 43.97 1.72

18 SAGA 32 22 10 20.69 1.38 38.62 11.03

19 WANIKIN 40 19 21 14.41 0.00 58.56 9.01

20 YEKEMI 38 12 26 11.39 5.06 37.97 13.29

Total 641 370 271 15.17 7.14 44.31 9.17

IFE EASTLOCAL GOVERNMENT

SUMMARYNumber of Communities Ranked and Submitted by the Local Government 176Number of Communities Covered by CBT 20Number of Households Captured 641Number of Indivuals Captured 2,564

Table 36: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Ife East

Table 37: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Ife East


30 Ife East PVHH

0 50 100 150 200

90 - 9495 - 99

100+

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 89

050100150200

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 35: Age Group of Individuals Ife East Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 27 : Age Group of Individuals in Ife east Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 128 128 2565 - 9 143 160 30310 - 14 177 161 33815 - 19 180 149 32920 - 24 135 100 23525 - 29 66 85 15130 - 34 59 70 12935 - 39 53 81 13440 - 44 50 62 11245 - 49 50 51 10150 - 54 37 40 7755 - 59 18 37 5560 - 64 31 47 7865 - 69 17 60 7770 - 74 25 44 6975 - 79 22 20 4280 - 84 15 36 5185 - 89 8 5 1390 - 94 4 6 1095 - 99 1 1 2100+ 1 1 2Total 1,220 1,344 2,564

FEMALE

MALE

47.6%52.4%

Figure 26 : Distribution of Indivuals in Ife East Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

31 Ife East PVHH

0 30 60 90 120 150

90 - 9495 - 99

100+

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 89

0306090120150



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 ADEOWO 40 29 11 20.34 15.82 50.85 10.73

2 ALABA META 16 11 5 21.43 11.43 51.43 12.86

3 ALARO 32 30 2 10.23 11.93 33.52 5.11

4 IFELODUN ABEBI 40 33 7 7.69 10.12 42.11 9.72

5 ILUPEJU 40 33 7 15.79 11.05 44.21 5.79

6 OLORUNSOGO 40 35 5 8.50 10.12 45.34 8.10

7 OLUWATEDO ADESIYAN 40 34 6 12.88 12.88 40.77 11.16

8 OMI-IGBIN 40 39 1 13.62 17.02 45.53 9.79

9 TEMILOLUWA 39 25 14 25.00 18.75 60.10 11.54

10 TEMILOLUWA ESUJARE 40 31 9 14.36 15.43 61.70 7.98

Total 367 300 67 14.21 13.50 47.08 9.13

IFE EAST AREALOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 36: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Ife East Area

Table 37: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Ife East Area

MALE FEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 38: Age Group of Individuals Ife East Area Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 29 : Age Group of Individuals in Ife East Area Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 94 89 183

5 - 9 124 126 250

10 - 14 130 132 262

15 - 19 128 117 245

20 - 24 77 82 159

25 - 29 68 74 142

30 - 34 53 60 113

35 - 39 67 68 135

40 - 44 61 59 120

45 - 49 35 26 61

50 - 54 34 42 76

55 - 59 20 22 42

60 - 64 15 43 58

65 - 69 12 21 33

70 - 74 23 16 39

75 - 79 6 8 14

80 - 84 9 12 21

85 - 89 3 6 9

90 - 94 1 0 1

95 - 99 3 1 4

100+ 3 1 4

Total 966 1,005 1,971

Figure 28 : Distribution of Indivuals in Ife East Area Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

FEMALE

MALE

49.0%51.0%

32 Ife East Area PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 ADUKESI 20 13 7 35.14 0.00 65.77 28.83

2 AGBANDA 20 10 10 19.75 1.23 59.26 20.99

3 AGBE 38 17 21 18.99 0.00 69.62 16.46

4 AJIBOYE 66 34 32 23.46 0.00 85.80 11.73

5 ALAPATA 50 31 19 47.37 7.60 87.72 28.07

6 ALATUNSE 18 12 6 17.65 0.00 36.27 39.22

7 AMOLOYE 23 14 9 23.64 0.00 56.36 40.00

8 AMULE 20 12 8 12.00 4.00 53.00 5.00

9 APAMU 9 7 2 48.89 31.11 64.44 28.89

10 APESIKITI 37 20 17 12.22 0.00 88.89 10.00

11 AREGBE 33 27 6 16.46 0.00 89.87 32.91

12 ATA 17 11 6 22.22 6.17 34.57 18.52

13 ATA-AGODO 40 25 15 25.64 0.00 86.32 13.68

14 ATA-BADA 45 25 20 26.72 0.00 76.72 31.90

15 ATA-IFELODUN 48 30 18 17.12 0.00 91.89 28.83

16 ATOWO 20 8 12 23.46 1.23 49.38 25.93

17 AWOSUN 18 11 7 20.37 13.89 52.78 9.26

18 AYANKUNLE 38 18 20 28.26 0.00 91.30 25.00

19 AYETUTU 41 30 11 54.62 0.00 76.15 33.08

20 BABA-EGBE 20 10 10 22.33 1.94 53.40 14.56

21 BAJE 31 22 9 6.82 0.00 95.45 26.14

22 BALOGUN 34 20 14 0.00 0.00 89.61 2.60

23 DAADO 12 4 8 34.72 19.44 48.61 6.94

24 DEJO 39 24 15 45.00 0.00 81.67 50.83

25 EGAN-ALICE 45 37 8 51.39 2.08 90.97 30.56

26 EJEMU 7 6 1 15.79 0.00 10.53 31.58

27 ELEERU 19 11 8 16.98 0.00 75.47 41.51

28 ELEFON 15 15 0 7.41 0.00 67.90 28.40

29 ELERIN 20 12 8 27.00 0.00 67.00 30.00

30 ELESAN 34 22 12 13.08 0.00 83.18 44.86

31 EYENTANLE 20 11 9 21.84 10.34 34.48 32.18

32 FAMIA I 20 7 13 24.05 7.59 65.82 22.78

33 FAMIA II 66 42 24 17.74 1.08 86.02 41.40

34 IDIMEHINTO 36 14 22 37.50 0.00 87.50 21.25

35 ISALE-OLA 36 14 22 32.93 8.54 92.68 8.54

36 ISANLU 40 36 4 71.23 4.11 80.82 79.45

37 IWARO 15 5 10 8.57 1.43 40.00 12.86

IFE NORTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 39: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Ife North

Table 40: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Ife North

33 Ife North PVHH

38 JAGUN-ADADO 42 25 17 43.82 0.00 73.03 53.93

39 KILIBI 20 7 13 36.11 3.70 72.22 42.59

40 MOLODO 15 9 6 35.59 10.17 71.19 37.29

41 MOROYIN 30 19 11 34.38 0.00 93.75 40.63

42 ODELARO 20 12 8 9.09 2.27 52.27 29.55

43 ODO-OBA 58 28 30 17.65 8.50 98.04 13.07

44 ODOFIN 35 19 16 7.00 0.00 94.00 31.00

45 ODURANIN 67 42 25 42.78 0.00 88.66 36.60

46 OGUNDIJO 20 10 10 21.30 5.56 66.67 29.63

47 OKUOMONI 20 12 8 36.84 12.03 48.87 20.30

48 OLOBA 17 12 5 28.36 17.91 44.78 29.85

49 OLUKOTUN 20 9 11 26.05 19.33 42.02 12.61

50 ONIKAN 40 26 14 42.11 0.00 92.11 40.35

51 OOSA 35 23 12 5.19 0.00 89.61 11.69

52 ORI OKUTA 20 5 15 19.75 3.70 38.27 22.22

53 OYERE ABORISADE 20 6 14 44.57 10.87 67.39 42.39

54 OYERE ASUJO 20 6 14 25.00 11.36 72.73 26.14

55 OYO ALAPE 20 13 7 21.98 0.00 45.05 39.56

56 OYO-ALUFA 43 24 19 13.33 0.00 97.78 6.67

57 ROGBOROGBO 20 7 13 29.33 0.00 64.00 38.67

58 SOGBONLO 20 15 5 10.26 0.00 57.69 26.92

59 TEMIDIRE 45 38 7 58.33 0.00 91.07 58.93

60 TONKERE 20 4 16 21.84 11.49 17.24 21.84

Total 1, 777 1,038 739 28.19 3.68 72.03 29.03

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 177 163 340

5 - 9 217 182 399

10 - 14 250 247 497

15 - 19 326 299 625

20 - 24 325 278 603

25 - 29 285 249 534

30 - 34 226 230 456

35 - 39 187 219 406

40 - 44 148 190 338

45 - 49 120 147 267

50 - 54 103 187 290

55 - 59 71 98 169

60 - 64 88 174 262

65 - 69 58 123 181

70 - 74 98 150 248

75 - 79 54 50 104

80 - 84 63 73 136

85 - 89 19 16 35

90 - 94 17 10 27

95 - 99 3 3 6

100+ 3 3 6

Total 2,838 3,090 5,928


Table 41: Age Group of Individuals in Ife North Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

050100150200 0 50 100 150 200

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 8990 - 9495 - 99

100+

Figure 31 : Age Group of Individuals in Ife North Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

MALE FEMALE

AGE GROUP

FEMALE

MALE

47.9%52.1%

Figure 30 : Distribution of Indivuals in Ife North Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

34 Ife North PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 ABA DADA 26 21 5 6.67 0.83 36.67 5.00

2 ABA IFE 21 10 11 18.31 0.00 38.03 15.49

3 ABA OBA 20 13 7 30.00 6.00 36.00 20.00

4 ABA PAANU 21 13 8 17.00 3.00 41.00 21.00

5 ABA STEPHEN 26 14 12 22.22 0.00 29.29 14.14

6 ABA TUNTUN 21 16 5 19.15 1.06 28.72 11.70

7 ADEDIGBO 24 14 10 20.22 0.00 21.35 14.61

8 AGBONKUTA 32 12 20 25.93 0.00 44.44 27.16

9 AHANRAN IDOWU 22 16 6 17.02 0.00 25.53 9.57

10 ALAPATA 30 20 10 13.38 1.41 40.14 11.27

11 ATIBA 26 16 10 12.94 0.00 24.71 15.29

12 BADA 26 14 12 12.50 1.79 39.29 19.64

13 ERIWE 21 17 4 7.37 0.00 15.79 16.84

14 FAGBADE 29 18 11 11.11 0.00 19.44 11.11

15 GBAFARI 20 10 10 12.68 0.00 32.39 5.63

16 ILAKA EDUNABON 33 15 18 19.30 0.00 32.46 17.54

17 ILU OONI 37 12 25 18.00 1.00 22.00 21.00

18 KAJOLA ODEBUNMI 20 17 3 18.84 0.00 17.39 23.19

19 KONTA 21 12 9 20.00 0.00 28.89 26.67

20 KS 24 23 1 24.36 0.00 42.31 26.92

21 ODO IBULE 24 16 8 9.64 1.20 24.10 9.64

22 OGUNOLOWU 21 10 11 11.82 0.91 23.64 18.18

23 OLOKEMEJI 21 14 7 17.65 0.00 23.53 16.18

24 OLOMIDUDU 20 17 3 18.42 0.00 30.26 21.05

25 OLOPE 23 11 12 21.13 0.00 33.80 18.31

26 ONIDA 25 16 9 14.94 1.15 24.14 14.94

27 ORIOTA KADE 21 13 8 19.18 0.00 16.44 15.07

28 ORU ALAYINDE 20 14 6 18.07 0.00 40.96 12.05

29 OSE OGUNDELE 28 15 13 26.42 4.72 31.13 19.81

30 OSIABANLA 22 10 12 17.39 0.00 37.68 13.04

Total 725 439 286 16.84 0.79 30.19 15.97

IFE SOUTHLOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 42: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Ife South

Table 43: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Ife South


35 Ife South PVHH

050100150200 0 30 60 90 120 150

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 8990 - 9495 - 99

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 92 100 1925 - 9 121 127 24810 - 14 145 122 26715 - 19 151 120 27120 - 24 151 113 26425 - 29 117 111 22830 - 34 105 92 19735 - 39 80 84 16440 - 44 66 76 14245 - 49 40 55 9550 - 54 48 65 11355 - 59 27 32 5960 - 64 46 95 14165 - 69 24 58 8270 - 74 31 60 9175 - 79 12 22 3480 - 84 22 17 3985 - 89 6 3 990 - 94 5 1 695 - 99 1 0 1100+ - - -Total 1,290 1,353 2,643

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 44: Age Group of Individuals in Ife South Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 33 : Age Group of Individuals in Ife South Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

FEMALE

MALE

48.8%51.2%


36 Ife South PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 ABA PANU 16 13 3 10.71 2.38 46.43 11.90

2 ABA-EBITI 41 19 22 6.50 0.00 77.24 34.96

3 ABA-TAYESE 40 10 30 24.81 10.08 71.32 6.20

4 ADA OBALUMO 9 6 3 17.78 4.44 31.11 15.56

5 AGBASIN 40 15 25 17.36 19.01 76.86 0.83

6 AGBONORE 7 4 3 2.63 0.00 42.11 7.89

7 AGBUGBURU 20 17 3 7.89 7.02 53.51 12.28

8 AGUNSORO 41 15 26 15.82 0.00 70.25 10.13

9 AJEBAMIDELE 20 14 6 10.00 4.00 57.00 17.00

10 AKESIN 40 8 32 43.75 29.69 75.00 7.81

11 AKOKO AJEGUNLE 7 7 0 6.67 0.00 23.33 20.00

12 AKOLO ORISUNMIB-ARE

6 5 1 3.33 3.33 36.67 3.33

13 ALABA 20 15 5 10.43 4.35 61.74 4.35

14 ALADIE 40 18 22 33.61 9.24 70.59 18.49

15 ASANLU 40 10 30 21.54 0.00 85.38 15.38

16 AYETORO 20 13 7 25.00 0.00 58.75 15.00

17 BABA-EKO 40 17 23 26.83 0.00 69.11 5.69

18 DAGBOLU OKO 40 17 23 42.74 9.40 84.62 25.64

19 DAGBOLU 11 8 3 12.73 5.45 65.45 16.36

20 EESINKIN 13 11 2 3.66 0.00 41.46 14.63

21 EJEMU 39 19 20 5.56 0.00 55.56 14.44

22 EJENWA 40 18 22 45.08 0.00 91.80 4.10

23 EJIFUNMI 12 10 2 22.54 1.41 50.70 15.49

24 ELEGBA 40 12 28 36.11 8.33 59.26 6.48

25 GAA-ALAGBEDE 40 20 20 46.90 0.00 69.91 0.00

26 GAA-ARIARA 40 15 25 42.95 2.68 72.48 4.03

27 GAA-FULANI 20 17 3 9.26 3.70 52.78 10.19

28 IDI AWEWE 8 4 4 22.45 14.29 42.86 16.33

29 IDI-ARABA 10 8 2 5.77 3.85 51.92 11.54

30 IGBO-OWO 20 19 1 15.38 9.62 34.62 6.73

31 IGBOORE 16 8 8 1.35 0.00 24.32 13.51

32 ILUPEJU 20 18 2 16.54 8.66 40.16 12.60

33 ISINMI ENLEE 8 3 5 11.11 3.70 55.56 25.93

34 ISINMI OLUODE 11 9 2 2.00 0.00 24.00 14.00

35 KAJOLA 20 15 5 12.15 3.74 30.84 9.35

36 KISA-SADE 40 14 26 28.36 2.99 68.66 3.73

37 OBAJISUN 41 25 16 17.89 0.00 57.89 20.00

IFEDAYOLOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 45: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Ifedayo

Table 46: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Ifedayo

37 Ifedayo PVHH

38 OBALOTIN 40 20 20 29.13 0.00 62.20 18.11

39 ODOODA 40 14 26 41.79 16.42 72.39 14.18

40 OGINNI 5 5 0 39.13 0.00 56.52 34.78

41 OGO-OLUWA AL-AGEGE

8 8 0 0.00 0.00 42.50 12.50

42 OGUNLOLU 40 19 21 29.08 0.00 76.60 28.37

43 OKE-AFIN 40 14 26 24.24 18.18 77.27 24.24

44 OKE-OLA 20 17 3 10.26 5.13 41.88 6.84

45 OKE-OSUN 16 14 2 18.60 18.60 69.77 12.79

46 OKEWUGBO 20 9 11 4.95 2.97 60.40 12.87

47 OKO LODE 6 5 1 2.94 2.94 58.82 17.65

48 OMI-IGBO 40 17 23 46.85 35.66 82.52 39.16

49 OMIFUNFUN 16 12 4 9.78 4.35 40.22 13.04

50 ONIFARE 40 25 15 7.20 0.00 81.60 24.80

51 ONIGBON 40 20 20 7.69 0.00 73.50 30.77

52 OTEERE 40 19 21 40.80 16.80 87.20 25.60

53 OTEU-ENLE 40 16 24 25.25 0.00 86.87 26.26

54 OYI-AJEBAMIDELE 40 22 18 26.80 0.00 69.07 14.43

55 OYI-ELEMOGUN 40 17 23 32.23 10.74 66.12 3.31

56 SAFEJO 40 12 28 28.33 18.33 73.33 0.00

57 SAJIYAN 40 22 18 27.59 0.00 87.07 5.17

58 SAPAKIN 20 17 3 13.98 6.45 58.06 16.13

59 TEMIDIRE 9 8 1 30.95 16.67 57.14 30.95

60 YAYA 40 20 20 14.75 0.00 71.31 18.85

Total 1,616 828 788 22.14 6.40 64.47 14.26

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 216 211 427

5 - 9 305 288 593

10 - 14 341 348 689

15 - 19 386 330 716

20 - 24 253 259 512

25 - 29 241 263 504

30 - 34 220 239 459

35 - 39 146 233 379

40 - 44 115 176 291

45 - 49 84 158 242

50 - 54 78 121 199

55 - 59 46 117 163

60 - 64 69 113 182

65 - 69 69 85 154

70 - 74 55 76 131

75 - 79 48 30 78

80 - 84 35 35 70

85 - 89 11 20 31

90 - 94 7 1 8

95 - 99 3 7 10

100+ 6 4 10

Total 2,734 3,114 5,848


Table 47: Age Group of Individuals in Ifedayo Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

050100150200250300350 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 89

90 - 9495 - 99

100+

90 - 9495 - 99

100+

Figure 35 : Age Group of Individuals in Ifedayo Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

MALE FEMALE

AGE GROUP

FEMALE

MALE

46.8%53.2%

Figure 34 : Distribution of Indivuals in Ifedayo Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

38 Ifedayo PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 AGBORO 40 31 9 5.37 2.93 27.80 0.00

2 AJETUNMOBI 40 23 17 4.82 1.81 22.29 0.00

3 ALAFIA TAYO 39 20 19 8.67 4.08 26.53 0.00

4 ALARABA SEKE 40 32 8 5.49 1.22 20.12 0.00

5 AMOLA 40 10 30 4.40 1.89 20.13 0.00

6 APALA 40 18 22 2.84 1.42 17.06 0.00

7 AYABA 40 30 10 4.46 3.13 23.21 0.00

8 BOLORUNDURO 40 16 24 3.30 0.55 24.18 0.00

9 DAGBOLU 40 24 16 5.45 2.97 18.32 0.00

10 EKO AJALA 40 25 15 6.78 2.82 20.34 0.00

11 ELEMO 40 23 17 6.47 3.53 19.41 0.00

12 EWETA 40 18 22 6.47 5.47 26.37 0.00

13 IDI ISIN OWODE 40 16 24 5.03 1.89 18.24 0.00

14 IGBOOLE 40 31 9 11.63 8.37 24.65 0.00

15 ILE ADU 40 22 18 5.14 4.00 32.00 0.00

16 ISALE AFO 40 26 14 6.59 3.59 19.76 0.00

17 ISALE IKIRUN 40 19 21 2.38 1.19 20.24 0.00

18 LAGBEJA ANIYEYE 40 26 14 7.69 1.65 20.33 0.00

19 MABOREJE 40 26 14 10.14 4.83 24.15 0.00

20 MORINDOTI 40 28 12 7.08 6.60 31.60 0.00

21 NIFAJI 40 17 23 4.81 2.14 22.99 0.00

22 ODOFUN 40 32 8 5.80 4.02 26.79 0.00

23 OKE AFO 40 26 14 9.77 5.17 28.16 0.00

24 OKUJA 40 29 11 10.19 6.80 31.07 0.00

25 OLA ESE 40 21 19 7.04 2.01 24.12 0.00

26 OLUGBADE 40 16 24 2.38 0.00 22.02 0.00

27 ORI OKUTA 40 14 26 3.31 1.66 20.99 0.00

28 ORISA ELEJIN 40 23 17 5.31 4.87 23.01 0.00

29 PONJO 40 15 25 6.92 0.63 19.50 0.00

30 SABA OLOHUNSOGO 40 24 16 9.13 2.88 23.56 0.00

Total 1, 119 681 518 6.24 3.26 23.48 0.00

IFELODUNLOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 48: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Ifelodun

Table 49: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Ifelodun


39 Ifelodun PVHH

050100150200250300350400 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 8990 - 9495 - 99

100+

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 218 229 4475 - 9 365 335 70010 - 14 383 394 77715 - 19 366 359 72520 - 24 316 223 53925 - 29 153 149 30230 - 34 97 131 22835 - 39 114 187 30140 - 44 90 139 22945 - 49 86 144 23050 - 54 64 140 20455 - 59 50 87 13760 - 64 62 122 18465 - 69 64 109 17370 - 74 66 107 17375 - 79 44 90 13480 - 84 37 58 9585 - 89 17 39 5690 - 94 11 11 2295 - 99 4 7 11100+ 3 4 7Total 2,610 3,064 5,674

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 50: Age Group of Individuals in Ifelodun Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 37 : Age Group of Individuals in Ifelodun Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 36 : Distribution of Indivuals in Ifelodun Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

FEMALE

MALE

44.0%56.0%

40 Ife South PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 ADETUNJI 38 31 9 0.67 6.04 35.57 2.68

2 AJABA OYEBON 41 23 17 9.21 0.00 34.21 9.21

3 AJEGUNLE 39 20 19 8.38 7.26 35.75 0.56

4 ARAROMI OGBAG-BARA

42 32 8 0.00 2.19 43.80 7.30

5 ATOBA 40 10 30 0.00 7.23 42.17 8.43

6 AWOROKUN OBALO-JA ALI

40 18 22 0.00 0.00 48.81 4.76

7 COMMUNAL IRELE OBAM..

40 30 10 0.00 2.13 31.91 1.42

8 DINDIN ATEERE 40 16 24 0.00 4.29 37.86 7.14

9 DINDIN OBALOJA 40 24 16 0.00 1.32 41.06 2.65

10 EDEMOSI 39 25 15 8.89 3.70 40.74 2.96

11 EDIGBON OBAALA ALAS..

40 23 17 8.89 0.00 49.63 5.93

12 EJIGBO ORANGUN 42 18 22 0.00 1.38 35.17 5.52

13 EYINDI 40 16 24 6.34 1.41 28.17 2.11

14 FAJE ILUPEJU OBA-LOGBO

40 31 9 0.00 1.79 40.18 7.14

15 GBELE OMOTOSO 39 22 18 0.65 8.39 48.39 0.00

16 IGBOLEKE 40 26 14 0.00 2.91 36.63 0.00

17 IPERIN DAGBOLU 40 19 21 5.71 2.86 30.48 0.95

18 ISEDO 40 26 14 5.45 2.73 28.18 4.55

19 ITABABA OSUE OLO-RUN..

40 26 14 18.25 8.73 30.16 3.17

20 KAJOLA AJABA 42 28 12 0.00 4.58 32.82 0.76

21 OBALUMO 40 17 23 0.00 8.33 43.75 9.72

22 OGUNLADE 40 32 8 9.64 9.14 44.16 0.00

23 OKE ALOYIN 40 26 14 11.26 5.96 31.13 5.30

24 OKE EDE 40 29 11 4.23 0.70 36.62 1.41

25 OKE EJIGBO 40 21 19 8.16 2.72 29.93 1.36

26 OKEOLA AKOLOSO 40 16 24 0.00 5.16 35.48 0.65

27 OKEOSIN 40 14 26 10.64 5.67 41.13 2.84

28 OWU OLUWA 40 23 17 4.35 5.98 41.30 0.00

29 SUMBOLA 41 15 25 0.00 5.32 39.36 1.06

30 TAKITI 40 24 16 6.00 8.67 44.00 1.33

Total 1,066 655 411 4.33 4.45 38.03 3.04

ILALOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 51: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Ila

Table 52: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Ila


41 Ila PVHH

050100150200250300 0 50 100 150 200 250

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 8990 - 9495 - 99

100+

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 217 202 4195 - 9 251 243 49410 - 14 280 224 50415 - 19 272 217 48920 - 24 191 161 35225 - 29 148 143 29130 - 34 109 89 19835 - 39 69 110 17940 - 44 58 115 17345 - 49 42 111 15350 - 54 61 91 15255 - 59 50 55 10560 - 64 48 77 12565 - 69 52 69 12170 - 74 47 69 11675 - 79 38 24 6280 - 84 43 40 8385 - 89 18 25 4390 - 94 16 12 2895 - 99 3 4 7100+ 12 7 19Total 2,025 2,088 4,113

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 53: Age Group of Individuals in Ila Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 39 : Age Group of Individuals in Ila Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

FEMALE

MALE

49.2%50.8%

Figure 38 : Distribution of Indivuals in Ila Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

42 Ila PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 AGBEDA 39 24 15 69.57 60.87 100.00 13.04

2 ALAGBADO 40 12 28 49.56 44.25 100.00 0.00

3 ARAROMI 40 19 21 57.63 51.69 97.46 2.54

4 EGBE-IDI 39 13 26 29.63 33.33 96.30 0.00

5 IDASA 40 15 25 57.03 44.53 97.66 0.00

6 IGBOGI 40 20 20 54.36 40.94 90.60 0.00

7 IKOTI 40 18 22 47.57 35.92 96.12 4.85

8 IMADIN 38 20 18 75.00 81.62 99.26 8.09

9 IMOSE 40 23 17 67.44 59.69 100.00 0.00

10 IREBAMI 40 23 17 63.30 70.64 96.33 0.00

11 ISIDA 40 25 15 47.83 40.00 92.17 0.00

12 ISINKIN 40 24 16 51.28 58.97 98.08 0.00

13 ISOKAN 40 29 11 38.98 59.89 98.31 5.08

14 ISOKUN 40 16 24 43.65 62.70 91.27 9.52

15 ITABALOGUN 40 18 22 75.20 72.00 95.20 4.80

16 JAFOKO 40 27 13 88.41 90.24 99.39 0.00

17 ODO-ESIRA 39 21 18 72.92 78.47 93.06 3.47

18 OKE-ESE 40 17 23 70.27 54.73 99.32 0.00

19 OKE-ITUNU 40 26 14 63.70 60.27 99.32 0.00

20 OKE-IYIN 40 14 26 40.83 29.17 97.50 0.00

21 OKE-OLA 40 10 30 55.04 39.53 89.15 0.00

22 OLORUNTEDO 40 17 23 62.59 46.76 88.49 1.44

23 OMI-ERAN-ATIJO 39 9 30 55.68 45.45 90.91 0.00

24 OMI-OKO 40 16 24 59.29 45.00 96.43 0.00

25 OMO-OFE 40 15 25 55.03 72.78 93.49 0.00

26 ORINKINRAN 39 27 12 67.88 76.64 90.51 0.00

27 OROMU 40 21 19 64.34 58.74 98.60 4.90

28 SAWMILL 40 20 20 66.15 73.85 100.00 0.00

29 SEYITEWO 40 18 22 70.00 70.00 90.91 4.55

30 UNITY 40 23 17 56.44 64.42 100.00 0.00

Total 1, 193 580 613 59.57 58.44 95.98 2.01

ILESA WESTLOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 54: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Ilesa West

Table 55: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Ilesa West


43 Ilesa West PVHH

050100150200250 0 50 100 150 200 250

90 - 9495 - 99

100+

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 89

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 143 148 2915 - 9 222 184 40610 - 14 218 200 41815 - 19 215 235 45020 - 24 176 172 34825 - 29 149 159 30830 - 34 111 125 23635 - 39 80 109 18940 - 44 56 114 17045 - 49 53 100 15350 - 54 56 101 15755 - 59 54 108 16260 - 64 54 106 16065 - 69 49 89 13870 - 74 51 77 12875 - 79 37 59 9680 - 84 20 44 6485 - 89 18 23 4190 - 94 10 19 2995 - 99 9 15 24100+ 2 7 9Total 1,783 2,194 3,977

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 56: Age Group of Individuals in Ilesa West Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 41: Age Group of Individuals in Ilesa West Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

FEMALE

MALE

44.8%55.2%

Figure 40 : Distribution of Indivuals in Ilesa West t Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

44 Ilesa West PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 AJOGBA 40 25 15 18.86 14.86 60.00 0.00

2 AJOWA 40 34 6 20.67 23.46 68.72 0.00

3 ARALOPON ELELEDE OL..

40 26 14 19.28 15.66 60.84 0.00

4 ARALOPON TEACH-ER'S ..

40 25 15 20.96 19.16 70.66 1.20

5 BONNKE QUARTERS 40 21 19 29.37 22.22 61.11 0.00

6 FADAHUNSI IMO TITUN

40 28 12 21.15 17.95 57.05 0.00

7 FAMOSE IFOSAN 40 15 25 26.79 22.32 50.89 0.00

8 FASORO APALARA 40 20 20 20.98 20.28 44.76 0.00

9 IGANDO 40 17 23 27.50 20.00 54.17 0.00

10 ILO OLOMO 40 25 15 22.30 16.89 45.95 0.00

11 IMELU 40 18 22 18.60 6.98 48.84 0.00

12 IMO DISPENSARY 40 14 26 24.44 17.04 51.85 0.00

13 IRE AKARI 40 24 16 15.59 13.98 44.62 0.00

14 IROYE 40 24 16 17.89 13.16 60.00 0.00

15 ITISIN 40 22 18 28.57 24.37 45.38 0.00

16 KAJOLA 40 20 20 24.32 16.22 50.00 0.00

17 ODI OLOWO 40 27 13 20.86 15.51 46.52 1.07

18 ODUNDUN 40 22 18 17.39 11.80 44.72 0.62

19 OGBON AROGBO 40 17 23 17.18 11.66 48.47 0.00

20 OGBON TITUN 40 32 8 14.51 9.84 42.49 0.00

21 OGUDU IJAMO 40 23 17 20.25 12.66 42.41 0.00

22 OKE ALAFIA 40 25 15 22.73 15.91 49.24 0.00

23 OKE IBUKUN STA-DIUM

40 27 13 24.03 18.60 62.02 0.00

24 OKE OMIOSUN OGOOLUWA

40 23 17 27.22 22.78 70.89 0.00

25 OKEAGA 40 25 15 26.16 19.77 48.84 0.00

26 OLOMILAGBALA IREWOL..

40 33 7 19.39 15.82 44.90 0.00

27 OLORUNTEDO IDOJESA

40 29 11 21.14 14.86 54.86 0.57

28 ORISUNBARE 40 30 10 23.75 20.63 50.63 0.00

29 ORISUNBARE ORITA IL..

40 27 13 15.23 12.18 53.30 1.02

30 OSUN ANKARA ARAROMI

40 20 20 24.39 16.26 63.41 2.44

Total 1,200 718 482 21.26 16.50 53.18 0.23

ILESA EASTLOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 57: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Ilesa East

Table 58: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Ilesa East


45 Ilesa East PVHH

050100150200250300 0 50 100 150 200 250 300

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 8990 - 9495 - 99

100+

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 132 146 2785 - 9 228 189 41710 - 14 249 252 50115 - 19 300 265 56520 - 24 233 262 49525 - 29 182 206 38830 - 34 140 158 29835 - 39 103 109 21240 - 44 67 104 17145 - 49 48 104 15250 - 54 78 154 23255 - 59 64 108 17260 - 64 71 121 19265 - 69 63 119 18270 - 74 72 88 16075 - 79 57 58 11580 - 84 36 45 8185 - 89 24 23 4790 - 94 8 11 1995 - 99 3 10 13100+ 3 2 5Total 2,163 2,540 4,703

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 59: Age Group of Individuals in Ilesa East Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 43: Age Group of Individuals in Ilesa East Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 42 : Distribution of Indivuals in Ilesa East Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

46 Ilesa East PVHH

FEMALE

MALE

46.0%56.0%



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 ABA-GAADI 24 14 10 24.00 0.00 98.00 58.00

2 ABA-OYO 42 21 21 25.64 1.28 48.72 66.67

3 ADEKOLA 42 21 21 12.64 3.45 80.46 67.82

4 AGBEDE-OMOLADE 19 16 3 10.26 0.00 23.72 16.03

5 AKINTOLU 26 11 15 30.00 0.00 86.67 60.00

6 AKOBI-OGUN 43 24 19 59.46 0.00 78.38 90.54

7 ALADURA 21 5 16 33.33 0.00 73.81 26.19

8 ALAGA 16 10 6 11.43 1.43 18.57 18.57

9 ALAKO 20 12 8 11.40 0.00 18.42 10.53

10 ALAPOMU-OKEOKO 44 25 19 10.91 1.82 86.36 70.91

11 ALARA 35 23 12 26.83 3.66 84.15 75.61

12 ALEKUSO 20 12 8 14.61 0.00 20.22 16.85

13 AMUKUKU 20 15 5 9.09 1.65 29.75 16.53

14 AMULOKO 20 16 4 12.31 0.00 23.85 15.38

15 ASUNNARA 18 14 4 10.96 0.00 26.71 11.64

16 BAALE AGBE 12 8 4 19.64 3.57 37.50 17.86

17 BALOGUN IRAYE 18 10 8 10.48 0.00 21.90 15.24

18 BARALAJE 44 19 25 16.22 0.00 78.38 90.54

19 BODUDE ILUPEJU 17 11 6 16.35 0.00 25.00 13.46

20 DAGBOLU 18 15 3 14.14 0.00 15.15 12.12

21 DANBIARAN 47 33 14 39.78 0.00 58.06 96.77

22 ELEBENLA 27 16 11 47.46 0.00 77.97 79.66

23 ELEEPO 20 10 10 12.31 0.00 33.08 6.92

24 ELEGBAATA 17 8 9 18.87 0.00 26.42 33.96

25 ELEWE 20 17 3 23.30 0.00 30.10 16.50

26 ERINFOLAMI 20 13 7 11.11 0.00 27.08 14.58

27 FARU-ALAPOMU 20 11 9 9.18 0.00 27.55 18.37

28 FARU-SUNKADE 15 9 6 15.66 3.61 28.92 20.48

29 IGBO AJE 14 7 7 12.20 0.00 34.15 15.85

30 ISEPO-ALAPOMU 32 20 12 38.98 0.00 71.19 76.27

31 IWARI-OLOOYO 42 34 8 22.00 0.00 69.00 92.00

32 JUBILI 12 10 2 10.26 0.00 30.77 17.95

33 LABU-ILUPEJU 37 23 14 29.17 0.00 68.06 58.33

34 LABU-KETESAN 41 20 21 24.14 0.00 44.83 81.03

35 LAGBAJA 20 11 9 18.75 2.68 36.61 16.07

36 LASEGBA 41 17 24 37.10 0.00 54.84 98.39

37 MOGUN 42 25 17 11.72 2.34 88.28 69.53

ISOKANLOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 60: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Isokan

Table 61: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Isokan

47 Isokan PVHH

38 MOLAGBURA 43 25 18 35.90 0.00 83.76 86.32

39 MONINU 44 28 16 43.82 0.00 82.02 75.28

40 MONINU 20 17 3 10.90 0.00 19.87 11.54

41 MOPA AIYEDUN 20 10 10 11.50 0.88 30.09 15.93

42 ODOFIN-OLOLO 34 20 14 45.90 0.00 60.66 93.44

43 OGUNMOGBO 14 10 4 11.63 1.16 26.74 16.28

44 OGUNTEDO-BINUYO 28 12 16 61.70 0.00 72.34 74.47

45 OKE-OKO 42 21 21 30.86 0.00 61.73 64.20

46 OLODE AYOPE 20 12 8 13.67 0.72 30.94 17.99

47 OLODU 20 13 7 11.32 0.00 23.27 11.95

48 OLOGAN 40 24 16 33.33 0.00 88.51 60.92

49 OLORO 38 15 23 40.28 0.00 72.22 90.28

50 OMIRIN ODEWALE 19 5 14 16.13 0.00 33.87 32.26

51 ONIKETE-BELLO 19 14 5 11.57 0.83 22.31 15.70

52 ONIKETE-TIMI 40 23 17 41.43 0.00 77.14 97.14

53 ONIKOKO-KAJOLA 18 4 14 21.05 0.00 52.63 76.32

54 ONILEWO 20 15 5 16.79 0.00 22.14 19.08

55 OOSA 20 10 10 8.93 2.68 22.32 17.86

56 OPEARO 41 29 12 15.60 1.83 77.06 88.07

57 ORANAJI 20 16 4 13.91 0.00 15.23 12.58

58 ORANRAN 42 31 11 47.56 0.00 70.73 87.80

59 ORIIRE 43 26 17 4.08 0.00 62.24 51.02

60 PAPANLA 38 21 17 24.09 4.38 77.37 62.77

61 SAKOTUN 35 19 16 40.00 0.00 66.67 90.00

62 SANNI-AYANDOKUN 26 15 11 30.19 0.00 84.91 81.13

Total 1, 777 1,038 739 20.13 0.66 46.37 41.75

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 211 194 405

5 - 9 328 262 590

10 - 14 327 360 687

15 - 19 323 271 594

20 - 24 238 195 433

25 - 29 166 190 356

30 - 34 116 196 312

35 - 39 139 233 372

40 - 44 151 195 346

45 - 49 130 161 291

50 - 54 121 201 322

55 - 59 63 148 211

60 - 64 109 170 279

65 - 69 97 107 204

70 - 74 93 86 179

75 - 79 49 57 106

80 - 84 29 37 66

85 - 89 13 11 24

90 - 94 3 5 8

95 - 99 1 0 1

100+ 4 2 6

Total 2,711 3,081 5,792

1 The following variables were obtained from all households in the targeted communities: Coordinates of Household, Name and Sex of Head of household, Telephone Number, House address, Age, Marital Status, Type of work, Educational Qualification, Currently enrolled in school, Grade, How far is school enrolled, Pregnant/lactating, Benefit from healthcare facility, How far is health center, Chronically ill (Yes/No), Disability, Type of disability, Ownership of Assets, Dwelling Characteristic, Membership of Cooperative/ Religious/.Business group.2 The Community checklist introduced in 2018 includes roster for key informants, financial services available and other infrastructure available as variable

Table 62: Age Group of Individuals in Isokan Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

050100150200250300350 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400

90 - 9495 - 99

100+

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 89

Figure 45 : Age Group of Individuals in Isokan Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

MALE FEMALE

AGE GROUP

FEMALE

MALE

46.8%53.2%

Figure 44 : Distribution of Indivuals in Isokan Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

48 Isokan PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 AJE OKU 23 20 3 21.65 9.28 42.27 10.31

2 AJEBAMIDELE IGIGUN 40 25 15 16.29 12.92 42.13 16.29

3 COKER OMU OWODE 37 30 7 9.87 10.53 43.42 9.21

4 EESUN IJESA 40 24 16 14.29 11.18 39.13 8.07

5 ESA ODO 40 26 14 9.42 4.71 27.75 5.24

6 IBALA INILA IDOOKO 36 24 12 17.86 10.71 27.14 14.29

7 IBISOME AGERE IKOYI..

40 26 14 10.00 5.56 29.44 12.78

8 IDOKA 40 25 15 14.89 11.35 29.08 13.48

9 IDOMINASI 40 21 19 13.70 11.64 34.93 7.53

10 IJAAREGBE 36 29 7 14.97 12.93 38.78 8.16

11 IKETEWI 36 22 14 13.64 6.49 44.81 14.94

12 IKINYINWA 39 12 27 10.45 6.72 32.09 3.73

13 ILAHUN IJESA 40 23 17 13.53 9.41 33.53 9.41

14 ILARE IJESA 40 26 14 12.33 4.79 36.99 6.16

15 ILASE IJESA 39 19 20 12.07 9.48 24.14 6.03

16 ILOWA 40 31 9 13.55 10.97 30.32 10.32

17 IMESI ILE 40 28 12 27.34 14.06 52.34 12.50

18 IPETU ILE 37 18 19 7.19 8.38 30.54 3.59

19 IPONDA 39 16 23 15.97 11.76 57.14 10.08

20 IREGUN IJESA 35 16 19 19.63 7.48 25.23 13.08

21 KAJOLA 40 28 12 14.22 1.90 33.18 8.06

22 KOJEGBIN 38 30 8 15.73 7.87 35.96 9.55

23 ODO AGBALA 40 19 21 12.80 12.00 41.60 3.20

24 OGBON EGBE 37 18 19 7.81 9.38 33.59 1.56

25 OLOMU BALOGUN 39 26 13 17.20 1.27 36.94 11.46

26 OLORUNDA 40 16 24 7.87 3.15 30.71 6.30

27 OMI OWO 39 19 20 15.63 1.88 37.50 11.88

28 ORISUMBARE 34 18 16 13.68 2.56 33.33 13.68

29 OTAN ILE 40 11 29 12.60 5.51 29.13 10.24

30 TAFIA 36 28 8 9.60 2.26 25.99 9.60

Total 1,140 674 466 13.64 7.75 35.10 9.38

OBOKUNLOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 63: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Obokun

Table 64: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Obokun


49 Obokun PVHH

0 50 100 150 200 250 300

90 - 9495 - 99

100+

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 89

0350 300 250 200 150 100 50

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 190 193 3835 - 9 260 253 51310 - 14 272 273 54515 - 19 304 248 55220 - 24 201 175 37625 - 29 173 163 33630 - 34 123 116 23935 - 39 97 104 20140 - 44 65 95 16045 - 49 64 129 19350 - 54 60 115 17555 - 59 39 80 11960 - 64 53 90 14365 - 69 49 76 12570 - 74 44 69 11375 - 79 41 46 8780 - 84 32 46 7885 - 89 18 30 4890 - 94 9 15 2495 - 99 6 8 14100+ 8 4 12Total 2,108 2,328 4,436

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 65: Age Group of Individuals Obokun Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 47 : Age Group of Individuals in ObokunPoor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

FEMALE

MALE

47.5%52.5%

Figure 46: Distribution of Indivuals in Obokun Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

50 Obokun PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 ABEPE 41 29 12 40.32 20.16 96.77 57.26

2 AGIRIEMU 40 15 25 52.43 42.72 94.17 0.00

3 AJEGUNLE 40 22 18 41.18 31.93 88.24 3.36

4 AKOGUN 43 19 24 39.84 39.84 91.06 4.88

5 ALAMO 40 23 17 67.21 40.16 98.36 4.10

6 APELEGBE 41 21 20 42.20 24.77 88.07 7.34

7 APIPONRORO 40 25 15 38.06 30.60 98.51 32.09

8 ATEERE 40 19 21 46.02 18.58 88.50 7.08

9 EHINGBO 41 18 23 15.04 36.84 94.74 1.50

10 FIWASAYE 41 29 12 12.88 24.54 97.55 6.13

11 GAA-APORIKI 40 28 12 16.34 12.42 93.46 15.69

12 GANGA 40 21 19 10.71 10.71 68.57 4.29

13 GBERE 41 27 14 50.37 12.59 80.00 5.93

14 ILUDUN 40 30 10 48.67 5.33 72.00 18.00

15 IMOKIN 40 20 20 12.40 9.92 92.56 0.00

16 ISALE-OSUN 40 23 17 43.44 18.03 98.36 11.48

17 ISANGBE 40 26 14 16.78 2.80 91.61 17.48

18 KONDA 39 14 25 19.13 27.83 100.00 3.48

19 LAKATA-OKELA 40 17 23 30.69 25.74 92.08 0.00

20 MOSADOPE 40 16 24 25.00 27.34 97.66 3.91

21 OGO-OLUWA 40 19 21 34.25 57.53 100.00 16.44

22 OGUNTUNDE 41 17 24 26.55 20.35 80.53 14.16

23 OKE-AWESIN 40 21 19 30.95 38.10 91.27 0.00

24 OKE-AYEPE 40 19 21 29.86 30.56 95.83 5.56

25 OKE-ERAN 41 20 21 18.18 9.09 97.27 10.00

26 OKE-KAU 42 24 18 38.98 36.44 80.51 5.93

27 OLORUNSOGO 40 32 8 10.96 26.71 97.95 5.48

28 OLOYAN 38 9 29 22.55 19.61 87.25 0.00

29 ONIREKE 41 23 18 15.04 0.00 93.23 13.53

30 OPAPA 40 28 12 22.76 2.44 93.50 55.28

Total 1,210 654 556 30.09 23.27 91.32 11.28

IREPODUNLOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 66: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Irepodun

Table 67: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Irepodun


51 Irepodun PVHH

050100150200250 0 50 100 150 200 250

0 - 4

5 - 9

10 - 14

15 - 19

20 - 24

25 - 29

30 - 34

35 - 39

40 - 44

45 - 4950 - 54

55 - 59

60 - 64

65 - 69

70 - 74

75 - 79

80 - 84

85 - 89

90+

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 197 183 3805 - 9 216 203 41910 - 14 191 200 39115 - 19 228 197 42520 - 24 148 162 31025 - 29 110 183 29330 - 34 111 156 26735 - 39 111 150 26140 - 44 77 121 19845 - 49 79 93 17250 - 54 51 83 13455 - 59 42 65 10760 - 64 33 79 11265 - 69 47 76 12370 - 74 26 54 8075 - 79 23 34 5780 - 84 21 21 4285 - 89 13 13 26

90+ 9 15 24Total 2,108 2,328 4,436

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 68: Age Group of Individuals Irepodun Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 49 : Age Group of Individuals in Ila Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

FEMALE

MALE

47.5%52.5%

Figure 48 : Distribution of Indivuals in Irepodun Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

52 Irepodun PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 ADEGBODU AWOKEKEREO.. 33 17 16 12.62 1.94 6.80 22.33

2 AGBERIRE 32 9 23 17.91 1.49 2.99 17.91

3 AIPATENLA LOOGUN 39 16 23 15.84 2.97 8.91 24.75

4 AKINLEYE 40 31 9 13.92 0.00 22.15 22.15

5 ALAGBON JAGUNORO 33 15 18 8.40 0.00 3.36 21.01

6 ASIPA ONIYANGI AMUD.. 40 10 30 5.88 0.00 1.96 37.25

7 AWOKEKERE BAALE AJI.. 31 23 8 12.40 0.00 4.13 23.14

8 AWUJEBAALE OLOSIAYI.. 33 10 23 8.82 0.00 10.29 29.41

9 DAODUABIMBOLA ODUO .. 22 13 9 0.00 0.00 0.00 15.28

10 DAODUAGBA OLOSIBAAL.. 31 20 11 2.20 0.00 1.10 30.77

11 ELEMO ADANA PERESEKE 36 21 15 6.45 0.00 9.68 19.35

12 FAPO ANARUN 40 23 17 0.60 0.00 1.19 20.24

13 GAAFULANI IDAMODU E.. 40 20 20 5.62 0.00 8.99 12.36

14 IDI ARABA 30 13 17 11.11 0.00 1.85 20.37

15 IDIIROKO IDIOBI 34 18 16 6.72 0.00 3.36 22.69

16 IYALODE ASIPAARESUN.. 16 11 5 7.58 0.00 0.00 18.18

17 MOGUNNALA ELEKO OLO.. 24 10 14 16.07 0.00 12.50 25.00

18 MOKUN TANTAN APERIN.. 38 22 16 8.27 0.00 2.26 23.31

19 MOSAAJU ABAARO LANB.. 40 17 23 5.73 1.27 17.83 12.74

20 MOSABI I&II 17 9 8 1.85 0.00 1.85 16.67

21 OBAJOKO JOOLUEGAN A.. 40 19 21 10.77 0.00 0.77 19.23

22 OGBURO 40 21 19 9.77 0.75 25.56 19.55

23 OLOBA AGORO 30 9 21 17.02 1.06 8.51 29.79

24 OLOBAOGUNDIRAN BAAL.. 40 19 21 6.20 0.78 13.95 20.16

25 OLOOGUNEBI OLODIFI 22 14 8 15.71 1.43 18.57 17.14

26 OLUPO MOTOKU ADODO 32 17 15 6.67 0.00 1.90 23.81

27 OYEDIRAN OOSAAGBAAK.. 39 29 10 20.80 0.00 12.00 22.40

28 PAPA 40 21 19 3.85 0.00 23.08 9.62

29 PATAARA 25 10 15 5.48 0.00 5.48 24.66

30 PETUGBELE ALAGBEDE .. 40 27 13 5.10 0.00 19.75 24.20

Total 997 514 483 8.62 0.37 9.38 21.02

IWOLOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 69: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Iwo

Table 70: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Iwo


53 Iwo PVHH

0 50 100 150 200 250050100150200250

90 - 9495 - 99

100+

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 89

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 71: Age Group of Individuals Iwo Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 51 : Age Group of Individuals in Iwo Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 100 103 2035 - 9 220 231 45110 - 14 219 220 43915 - 19 202 192 39420 - 24 108 93 20125 - 29 64 62 12630 - 34 54 65 11935 - 39 46 62 10840 - 44 46 54 10045 - 49 30 64 9450 - 54 41 86 12755 - 59 21 65 8660 - 64 59 128 18765 - 69 44 112 15670 - 74 53 139 19275 - 79 45 83 12880 - 84 50 55 10585 - 89 16 12 2890 - 94 15 9 2495 - 99 5 6 11100+ 3 1 4Total 1,441 1,842 3,283

FEMALE

MALE

43.9%56.1%

Figure 50 : Distribution of Indivuals in Iwo Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

54 Iwo PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 FAGBAIBI 37 18 19 13.95 3.49 22.09 24.42

2 AFIKU BAALE AGBE 20 17 3 10.26 8.33 29.49 17.31

3 AFINGBA ODEDE 32 20 12 20.91 0.00 37.27 14.55

4 AGIDI ODODO 26 21 5 12.50 1.88 25.00 23.13

5 AIGBEDE OGUNJA 39 27 12 14.00 5.33 37.33 20.67

6 AJAGBA 32 23 9 24.14 0.00 13.79 31.03

7 AJISOGUN OLOGUN 14 9 5 20.51 14.10 42.31 34.62

8 ALAGBON OLUPO MOLAYE 24 13 11 18.92 13.51 36.49 24.32

9 ALASA OBE OGBAAGBAA.. 21 10 11 12.63 2.11 46.32 16.84

10 AMERE II OLOYAN 28 15 13 13.64 0.91 30.00 13.64

11 ARUSA MOLARE 38 21 17 11.84 0.66 30.92 23.03

12 BALOGUN OLOTA I 38 18 20 21.25 0.00 32.50 22.50

13 DAGBOLU OLOTA II 24 15 9 6.32 2.87 30.46 14.94

14 ELERE 32 21 11 19.44 3.70 31.48 36.11

15 FEPORORI IDIOSAN 23 19 4 12.62 2.91 30.10 18.45

16 GOGORU 22 18 4 23.08 5.13 43.59 19.23

17 IDIYA 40 18 22 18.18 4.81 28.88 20.86

18 ILEMOWU 24 17 7 18.58 12.39 49.56 13.27

19 IWARA ABA BAALE AKI.. 40 28 12 15.06 5.42 36.75 15.66

20 LAHAN 28 20 8 19.67 4.10 44.26 22.13

21 LEMOMU AGBODAN 18 17 1 18.18 3.64 32.73 16.36

22 MAARO 27 17 10 10.53 3.16 40.00 27.37

23 MOGBELERIN 18 8 10 13.33 6.67 46.67 24.44

24 OFFA 27 18 9 15.29 3.53 48.24 21.18

25 OLALA ODODO FAGBAYIBI 26 17 9 8.79 1.10 45.05 6.59

26 ONJU ISERO 20 19 1 15.19 13.92 36.71 2.53

27 ORISASA OKEOGUN 27 17 10 18.02 1.80 28.83 12.61

28 SAADE YEMOJA 27 16 11 25.00 6.82 37.50 18.18

29 SUNA KUTA 23 21 2 22.64 8.49 35.85 23.58

30 TANTAN ARO 18 11 7 8.82 2.94 26.47 19.12

Total 813 529 284 15.50 4.66 34.94 19.53

OLA OLUWALOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 72: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Ola-oluwa

Table 73: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Ola-oluwa


55 Ola-Oluwa PVHH

0 50 100 150 200 250

90 - 9495 - 99

100+

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 89

050100150200250300

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 74: Age Group of Individuals Ola-oluwa Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 53: Age Group of Individuals in Ola-oluwa Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 164 145 3095 - 9 222 215 43710 - 14 257 192 44915 - 19 188 144 33220 - 24 88 93 18125 - 29 55 74 12930 - 34 62 82 14435 - 39 61 75 13640 - 44 57 90 14745 - 49 48 71 11950 - 54 54 97 15155 - 59 24 41 6560 - 64 51 102 15365 - 69 36 70 10670 - 74 51 67 11875 - 79 19 31 5080 - 84 34 32 6685 - 89 12 12 2490 - 94 15 7 2295 - 99 6 2 8100+ 5 3 8Total 1,509 1,645 3,154

FEMALE

MALE

47.8%52.2%

Figure 52 : Distribution of Indivuals in Ola-oluwa Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

56 Ola-Oluwa PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 AAJO-JAGUN 40 20 20 38.75 0.00 52.50 1.25

2 AGANTA-ELEKURU 40 23 17 29.32 0.00 89.47 6.77

3 AGBEGI-SAGBA 40 18 22 16.88 5.19 85.71 0.00

4 AKAN-AGBONGBON-AKAN.. 40 24 16 26.09 0.00 76.09 10.87

5 ALAYO-AJIBON 40 32 8 56.64 0.00 50.44 2.65

6 ARINALAA-OLOGBIN 40 20 20 20.90 6.72 80.60 2.24

7 ATABINTIN-AKINTOBI 40 17 23 24.41 15.75 80.31 7.87

8 BARALOGBO-EJEMU 40 10 30 28.75 3.75 76.25 0.00

9 BARALOLA 40 20 20 24.29 0.00 34.29 0.00

10 BUOYE-OBA-BUOYE-OLO.. 40 14 26 12.35 0.00 65.43 0.00

11 DEDE 40 29 11 30.36 0.00 68.45 14.88

12 EBUNLA-ODO-KOTO 40 17 23 15.15 0.00 54.55 0.00

13 EYE-OLUPELE-EYE-PAPA 40 15 25 3.33 0.00 48.89 0.00

14 GEDEGBE-OLUGUN 40 20 20 45.19 0.00 51.92 13.46

15 ILE-AABO-SEKI 40 16 24 16.30 5.43 66.30 0.00

16 KEYE-OLODE-PAPA 40 30 10 34.94 0.00 69.88 19.88

17 LEMOMU-KUPAKIN 40 18 22 34.19 0.00 82.91 0.00

18 MOLAWUSA-OKERO 40 23 17 30.99 0.00 73.24 2.82

19 MONLAAKUN-ELEKURU 40 10 30 45.69 13.79 92.24 7.76

20 MONLAJA-OKINEREDI 40 15 25 16.09 0.00 45.98 0.00

21 MORO 40 22 18 37.50 0.00 93.18 0.00

22 ODOFIN-ABISOLA-ONIL.. 40 14 26 3.51 0.00 71.93 7.02

23 OGUNTOLU 40 25 15 40.63 0.00 56.25 14.58

24 O KE-ADA-ABA-CHURCH 40 17 23 5.48 0.00 82.19 0.00

25 OLODE-ONILEDU 40 20 20 36.36 32.58 84.09 5.30

26 OLUKUNLE-NLA-AKINTOBI 40 17 23 17.69 10.20 83.67 0.00

27 ONIBEPE-PILEDA-JAGU.. 40 26 14 31.30 8.70 58.26 16.52

28 ONILEWO-ODOFIN-ABIS.. 40 17 23 15.24 0.95 77.14 0.00

29 OSOLO-ASAKOKO 40 11 29 34.17 2.50 80.00 9.17

30 OSOLO-PALATA 40 14 26 14.29 0.00 80.00 0.00

Total 1,200 574 626 27.65 4.21 71.57 5.67

IREWOLELOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 75: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Irewole

Table 76: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Irewole


57 Irewole PVHH

0 30 60 90 120 150

90 - 9495 - 99

100+

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 89

050100150200

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 77: Age Group of Individuals Irewole Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 55 : Age Group of Individuals in Irewole Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 82 83 1655 - 9 155 132 28710 - 14 170 134 30415 - 19 157 143 30020 - 24 106 86 19225 - 29 57 86 14330 - 34 58 66 12435 - 39 48 104 15240 - 44 54 109 16345 - 49 59 100 15950 - 54 65 120 18555 - 59 48 78 12660 - 64 53 139 19265 - 69 69 111 18070 - 74 57 106 16375 - 79 45 59 10480 - 84 28 45 7385 - 89 7 18 2590 - 94 5 10 1595 - 99 3 3 6100+ 4 5 9Total 1,330 1,737 3,067

FEMALE

MALE

43.4%56.6%

Figure 54 : Distribution of Indivuals in Irewole Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

58 Irewole PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 ADEBOYE 39 13 26 23.48 18.94 93.94 0.00

2 AGANGAN-AJENISUWA 40 37 3 74.31 40.37 86.24 24.77

3 AGBAJOOWO 36 16 20 32.43 39.19 100.00 0.00

4 AJALA-MATANMI 40 25 15 57.02 65.29 95.04 9.92

5 ALAJALOGE 40 31 9 59.13 24.35 96.52 33.91

6 ARATUMI 52 43 9 58.01 46.41 96.13 0.00

7 AYEGBAMI-JAFARIYA 41 17 24 58.99 53.24 92.81 0.00

8 BALE-BALE-AKEDE 40 22 18 32.50 55.00 75.00 6.67

9 FIWASAYE 46 28 18 74.70 73.49 100.00 2.41

10 GBONMI-OBALENDE 40 22 18 30.56 37.04 81.48 2.78

11 IDI-IROKO 40 24 16 66.43 42.14 97.14 20.71

12 IDI-IROKO-META-ZONE-3 23 10 13 44.79 56.25 100.00 0.00

13 IFEDAPO-CUSTAIN 40 21 19 46.75 48.70 88.96 0.00

14 IFEDAPO-OKEJETU 43 21 22 57.33 46.00 96.67 0.00

15 IFELODUN-OLUPONNA 40 30 10 33.70 14.13 98.91 18.48

16 IFEOLUWATARA 40 32 8 56.88 63.75 91.88 15.00

17 IFESOWAPO-A 44 20 24 25.00 26.19 90.48 0.00

18 IFESOWAPO-MATANMI 39 22 17 39.06 50.78 99.22 0.00

19 IREPODUN 37 29 8 75.56 36.30 82.22 70.37

20 IREPODUN-OWODE-ZONE-9 40 31 9 54.40 51.20 100.00 24.00

21 ITESIWAJU 41 19 22 33.06 28.93 92.56 0.00

22 MANYASAU 40 20 20 19.86 37.59 97.16 2.13

23 OLONDE 40 24 16 46.36 40.91 85.45 3.64

24 OLORUNKEMI 40 25 15 55.88 72.35 97.06 3.53

25 OLORUNTEDO-AROGUNMASA 40 25 15 51.05 46.85 93.71 2.10

26 OLUTIMEYIN-ZONE-3 40 22 18 37.01 54.33 92.13 1.57

27 ORISUNMBARE 40 28 12 30.12 25.90 98.80 4.82

28 OROKI-IFELODUN 40 28 12 37.58 24.24 91.52 10.30

29 OSARA 35 16 19 33.85 32.31 100.00 0.00

30 SURULERE 39 20 19 56.96 37.34 94.30 0.00

Total 1,195 721 474 47.52 43.83 93.78 8.21

OSOGBOLOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 78: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Osogbo

Table 79: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Osogbo


59 Osogbo PVHH

0 50 100 150 200 250

90 - 9495 - 99

100+

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 89

050100150200250

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 80: Age Group of Individuals Osogbo Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 57: Age Group of Individuals in Osogbo Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 171 140 3115 - 9 237 223 46010 - 14 246 236 48215 - 19 228 204 43220 - 24 183 156 33925 - 29 150 153 30330 - 34 98 146 24435 - 39 96 168 26440 - 44 83 133 21645 - 49 70 111 18150 - 54 64 113 17755 - 59 67 82 14960 - 64 72 78 15065 - 69 45 49 9470 - 74 49 44 9375 - 79 27 27 5480 - 84 10 33 4385 - 89 15 13 2890 - 94 5 3 895 - 99 3 1 4100+ 0 2 2Total 1,919 2,115 4,034

FEMALE

MALE

47.6%52.4%

Figure 56: Distribution of Indivuals in Osogbo Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

60 Osogbo PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 AABA EESA ILIE 19 15 4 25.40 1.59 34.92 33.33

2 ABAKU 41 16 25 16.67 20.24 88.10 0.00

3 ABIDOGUN-ALARE 57 26 31 28.93 65.41 91.82 0.00

4 ADAASO 16 6 10 12.79 6.98 31.40 10.47

5 ADENLE-DOGUNMU 41 20 21 20.00 49.23 93.08 2.31

6 ADEROUNMU 40 15 25 45.71 47.86 90.00 15.00

7 ADUNMU 16 11 5 21.55 20.69 41.38 15.52

8 AIWOSI-ALAPATA-PA-KITI

35 20 15 52.00 17.00 84.00 47.00

9 AKALA 18 13 5 14.81 5.93 36.30 5.93

10 AKINNU 45 31 14 51.11 1.48 66.67 75.56

11 AKOGUN 40 23 17 15.38 64.10 96.58 0.00

12 ALASAN 40 15 25 48.74 54.62 91.60 0.00

13 ARATUMI 16 10 6 16.67 15.48 38.10 3.57

14 ARATUMI-II 45 20 25 24.09 29.20 92.70 0.00

15 AWOYALE 19 7 12 21.43 8.16 44.90 7.14

16 BAARA OBA OKE 17 14 3 24.64 0.00 40.58 27.54

17 BALOGUN-AGORO 41 21 20 34.91 45.28 88.68 7.55

18 DAGBOLU 19 14 5 14.46 16.87 28.92 8.43

19 EGUN OBESERE 20 14 6 23.17 24.39 58.54 2.44

20 ELEBITI-ABATA 40 16 24 26.92 23.85 84.62 0.00

21 ELEYE 16 8 8 24.53 7.55 28.30 3.77

22 FASAYE-TEWOGBADE 39 12 27 11.11 17.17 80.81 3.03

23 FEMITI 40 20 20 16.67 4.55 92.42 34.09

24 GAA FULANI 8 6 2 18.33 3.33 28.33 13.33

25 GBAEMU 40 18 22 42.98 49.12 95.61 1.75

26 GBODO 7 5 2 32.61 4.35 54.35 19.57

27 IDI AMU 13 10 3 8.91 0.99 34.65 19.80

28 IDI EMI 20 17 3 22.00 8.00 53.00 18.00

29 ILOSIN 19 18 1 58.21 2.99 76.12 65.67

30 ILOSIN-ILIE 17 12 5 21.79 1.28 47.44 21.79

31 IRERINDE 40 20 20 42.86 53.06 89.80 0.00

32 JOOGUN 40 22 18 47.14 45.00 97.14 17.86

33 KOKOBIDI 20 9 11 19.35 8.06 37.10 1.61

34 LAFAYA 20 10 10 23.17 10.98 58.54 2.44

35 LAGUNLE OBA OKE 20 15 5 17.44 12.79 37.21 10.47

36 LAKAAYE I 16 8 8 10.39 7.79 32.47 6.49

37 LAKAAYE II 6 4 2 10.81 0.00 51.35 10.81

OLORUNDALOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 81: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Olorunda

Table 82: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Olorunda

61 Olorunda PVHH

38 MONJA 40 20 20 56.25 45.54 85.71 0.00

39 OGANLA 18 7 11 25.00 15.28 48.61 1.39

40 OGIDI 40 16 24 44.55 49.09 84.55 5.45

41 OGUDU OBAILE 11 5 6 16.67 12.12 42.42 10.61

42 OKE-AYO 40 18 22 34.03 63.19 94.44 3.47

43 OKE-IGBALA 21 16 5 25.86 22.41 96.55 0.00

44 OKEYELU 43 19 24 58.88 8.41 59.81 64.49

45 OKOSE 41 24 17 28.93 18.87 94.97 28.30

46 OLOBA-IMOLE 39 20 19 66.13 59.68 95.16 5.65

47 OLOBEDU 40 15 25 44.06 74.83 100.00 4.20

48 OLOBU 17 7 10 18.75 10.94 45.31 1.56

49 OLUDE 57 31 26 18.28 41.94 91.40 0.00

50 OLUODE 20 11 9 21.00 14.00 46.00 6.00

51 ONIPON-ODUO 40 10 30 41.94 33.06 84.68 0.00

52 ONTO 11 5 6 31.03 20.69 27.59 6.90

53 OOWE 14 9 5 22.97 2.70 36.49 13.51

54 OOWE-ALUGBIN 44 24 20 68.33 16.67 66.67 57.50

55 OWOLABI 40 17 23 59.70 46.27 85.07 0.00

56 PAPA OKE-IGBALA 14 11 3 13.58 16.05 37.04 2.47

57 POSO ILIE 12 8 4 18.18 0.00 25.00 22.73

58 SABO 20 14 6 16.85 16.85 48.31 0.00

59 SANDA 18 5 13 16.22 17.57 33.78 2.70

60 TELA-ALARAN 28 18 10 63.00 72.00 94.00 10.00

Total 1, 674 871 803 31.36 28.05 69.83 12.62

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 296 319 615

5 - 9 382 341 723

10 - 14 342 330 672

15 - 19 307 300 607

20 - 24 243 240 483

25 - 29 185 200 385

30 - 34 138 158 296

35 - 39 105 159 264

40 - 44 112 183 295

45 - 49 85 125 210

50 - 54 75 159 234

55 - 59 66 105 171

60 - 64 98 157 255

65 - 69 52 116 168

70 - 74 77 141 218

75 - 79 45 73 118

80 - 84 63 61 124

85 - 89 17 18 35

90 - 94 14 17 31

95 - 99 3 3 6

100+ 0 3 3

Total 2,707 3,212 5,919


Table 83: Age Group of Individuals in Olorunda Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350

90 - 9495 - 99

100+

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 89

050100150200250300350400

Figure 59 : Age Group of Individuals in Atakumo East Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

MALE FEMALE

AGE GROUP

FEMALE

MALE

45.7%54.3%

Figure 58 : Distribution of Indivuals in Olorunda Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

62 Olorunda PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 AFINBIOKIN 19 9 10 44.44 6.67 67.78 13.33

2 AKOLA 22 17 5 27.17 10.87 46.74 17.39

3 ALABAMETA 21 15 6 30.99 11.27 53.52 15.49

4 ARAROMI AYEGUNLE 21 14 7 27.12 3.39 32.20 23.73

5 ASAKA 20 15 5 24.62 3.08 46.15 9.23

6 BOLORUNDURO 21 13 8 22.95 3.28 21.31 1.64

7 DAGBAJA 30 20 10 32.26 1.08 38.71 1.08

8 ERIN OKE 28 13 15 40.32 11.29 41.94 0.00

9 ETI ONI ITEGUN 16 9 7 26.79 14.29 32.14 16.07

10 FIADE ONIGBA 22 20 2 23.91 8.70 56.52 13.04

11 IDI ARABA 22 12 10 30.00 1.67 46.67 3.33

12 IGBAJO 22 8 14 20.65 7.61 53.26 5.43

13 IJEDA IJESA 33 24 9 24.64 13.77 55.80 5.80

14 IJIMO IJESA 21 10 11 28.77 10.96 41.10 12.33

15 IJIONI 24 9 15 30.00 21.25 58.75 15.00

16 IKEJI ILE 34 23 11 26.36 16.36 37.27 2.73

17 ILA IWOYE IJESHA 19 9 10 16.13 19.35 53.23 3.23

18 IPOKEJI ARAKEJI 20 17 3 22.22 12.70 60.32 7.94

19 ITEGUN IJESA 22 13 9 25.71 15.71 50.00 0.00

20 IWARAJA 33 18 15 28.45 11.21 56.90 4.31

21 KAJOLA POWERLINE 20 16 4 32.98 6.38 55.32 15.96

22 ODOGO 24 10 14 29.03 15.05 54.84 5.38

23 OLAWOLE 20 12 8 26.23 8.20 42.62 1.64

24 OMO IJESHA 22 11 11 41.27 12.70 57.14 6.35

25 ONIGA 31 21 10 28.57 7.62 56.19 11.43

26 ONIKOKO 29 13 16 27.20 6.40 28.00 3.20

27 ORISUNBARE JUBRILA 22 13 9 34.00 7.00 31.00 8.00

28 ORITA RESERVE AYETORO 21 12 9 14.77 3.41 44.32 4.55

29 SAWE 20 12 8 28.17 0.00 39.44 0.00

30 YEMI ONIGBA 20 10 10 28.57 1.43 20.00 12.86

Total 6 9 9 418 281 28.12 9.21 46.51 7.88

ORIADELOCAL GOVERNMENT

SUMMARYNumber of Communities Ranked and Submitted by the Local Government 100Number of Communities Covered by CBT 30Number of Households Captured 699Number of Indivuals Captured 2,475

Table 84: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Oriade

Table 85: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Oriade


63 Oriade PVHH

0 20 40 60 80 100 120

90 - 9495 - 99

100+

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 89

0306090120150

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 86: Age Group of Individuals Oriade Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 61 : Age Group of Individuals in Oriade Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 80 71 1515 - 9 98 101 19910 - 14 110 107 21715 - 19 124 93 21720 - 24 114 96 21025 - 29 110 111 22130 - 34 138 95 23335 - 39 75 44 11940 - 44 35 54 8945 - 49 27 57 8450 - 54 42 71 11355 - 59 23 59 8260 - 64 43 101 14465 - 69 35 66 10170 - 74 45 59 10475 - 79 31 23 5480 - 84 38 40 7885 - 89 9 14 2390 - 94 8 11 1995 - 99 2 6 8100+ 2 7 9Total 1,189 1,286 2,475

FEMALE

MALE

48.0%52.0%


64 Oriade PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 AADE OLUGBENSE 40 21 19 12.03 6.77 42.11 0.00

2 AGANJU 34 17 17 7.59 0.69 24.14 4.83

3 AGBAMU 38 18 20 12.26 7.55 29.25 2.83

4 ANIYI 40 12 28 8.22 8.90 38.36 2.05

5 ASABA 32 17 15 18.02 6.31 34.23 2.70

6 ASI 40 25 15 9.76 4.88 29.27 3.66

7 ASINA 40 19 21 8.38 2.40 26.35 4.19

8 AYEGBAMI ILA ODO 40 16 24 7.51 2.31 27.75 3.47

9 AYO OPETE 38 30 8 5.46 1.64 36.07 0.55

10 EESA ADELUMO IGBAYE 40 13 27 9.03 6.94 24.31 2.08

11 IDI IROKO 20 19 1 8.33 2.08 26.04 1.04

12 IDI ITA 40 21 19 17.14 6.43 39.29 5.71

13 IFELAGBA 40 31 9 17.22 3.89 30.00 5.00

14 IFESOWAPO 40 14 26 7.14 3.25 34.42 0.00

15 IGBEYE OLUGBENSE 31 26 5 7.87 9.45 48.03 1.57

16 IGBOTELE 23 19 4 12.32 2.90 31.88 1.45

17 IKUPELETA 40 23 17 7.58 3.79 33.18 0.00

18 ISAKA 27 21 6 16.10 12.71 38.98 0.85

19 ISALE OFA 40 19 21 10.06 6.51 32.54 1.18

20 LAALO 40 27 13 11.43 5.00 39.29 0.00

21 OBADA 40 22 18 7.32 1.46 28.29 0.98

22 ODO OGBO 40 25 15 5.95 2.98 34.52 1.19

23 ODO OJUNLA 40 20 20 9.82 4.29 42.33 0.00

24 OKE AYAN 40 23 17 14.14 10.10 30.30 7.58

25 OKUA 40 25 15 13.21 1.89 48.11 0.00

26 OMO OKUN 40 17 23 7.26 4.47 32.96 0.56

27 ORE 40 24 16 7.69 0.00 16.03 2.56

28 REKE KABA 17 12 5 14.86 10.81 52.70 5.41

29 SANNI OTIN 40 21 19 11.57 4.13 45.45 3.31

30 YANBILOLU 40 22 18 9.87 3.29 34.21 0.00

Total 1, 100 619 481 10.19 4.70 33.60 2.15

ODO OTINLOCAL GOVERNMENT


Table 87: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Odo Otin

Table 88: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Odo Otin


65 Odo Otin PVHH

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350

90 - 9495 - 99

100+

0 - 4 5 - 9

10 - 1415 - 19

20 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4445 - 4950 - 5455 - 5960 - 6465 - 6970 - 7475 - 7980 - 8485 - 89

050100150200250300350400

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table 89: Age Group of Individuals Odo Otin Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 63 : Age Group of Individuals in Odo Otin Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 166 197 3635 - 9 308 302 61010 - 14 372 300 67215 - 19 285 263 54820 - 24 182 135 31725 - 29 128 121 24930 - 34 108 83 19135 - 39 63 105 16840 - 44 56 109 16545 - 49 59 111 17050 - 54 72 114 18655 - 59 38 57 9560 - 64 57 126 18365 - 69 62 85 14770 - 74 53 81 13475 - 79 32 44 7680 - 84 38 69 10785 - 89 16 21 3790 - 94 12 12 2495 - 99 3 7 10100+ 7 8 15Total 2,117 2,350 4,467

FEMALE

MALE

47.4%52.6%

Figure 62 : Distribution of Indivuals in Odo Otin Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

66 Odo Otin PVHH



Covered

Male Female Radio%

Televison%

Mobile Phone%

Farmland%

1 AHORO AFUN 33 22 11 10.66 6.56 34.43 9.02

2 ASALU EKORO ONIGAARI 40 27 13 9.04 5.42 36.75 9.04

3 AYEDAADE 40 28 12 8.48 6.06 34.55 5.45

4 AYEGBAMI 40 23 17 8.33 5.42 37.92 2.08

5 AYETORO APIPONRORO 40 30 10 12.94 11.44 48.26 5.97

6 BOLORUNDURO 40 18 22 6.29 2.52 37.11 6.29

7 DAGBOLU 40 24 16 3.05 6.10 34.76 8.54

8 EGAN AAJE LOFINTOLA 40 34 6 12.32 6.40 34.48 12.32

9 IDIROKO 40 29 11 15.63 2.08 34.38 11.46

10 ILUDUN 40 24 16 5.29 3.70 35.98 1.06

11 ILUPEJU 40 25 15 6.06 4.85 34.55 3.03

12 IREAKARI 40 25 15 7.11 7.11 37.56 6.60

13 IREAKARI PHASE 2 40 31 9 9.95 3.48 40.80 6.97

14 JALEOYEMI 40 28 12 10.43 8.59 32.52 12.88

15 JANTA 40 29 11 7.30 9.44 39.48 2.58

16 MOLUFON 40 23 17 10.73 0.00 33.90 10.73

17 OHUNNU 40 28 12 9.32 3.73 44.10 3.11

18 OKE ALAAFIA 40 23 17 2.69 5.91 39.78 6.45

19 OKE AWESIN ELEPO 40 33 7 9.09 8.18 38.18 2.73

20 OKE AYEPE 40 31 9 7.25 8.70 35.75 3.38

21 OKITI BARA OLOSO 40 29 11 20.98 3.50 40.56 15.38

22 OLODE ARENJA 40 18 22 6.88 3.13 23.75 6.25

23 ONAOPEPO 40 26 14 6.33 4.43 37.97 6.33

24 OOYE 40 28 12 9.27 7.28 33.77 8.61

25 OROKI 40 16 24 8.38 4.79 45.51 1.80

26 OWODE 40 30 10 12.57 3.28 19.67 10.38

27 SAFEJO ARAROMI 40 27 13 7.88 4.85 40.61 6.67

28 SERAPH 40 17 23 7.74 4.76 38.69 3.57

29 TEMIDIRE 40 26 14 6.63 4.42 35.91 3.87

30 WAKAJAYE 40 33 7 11.64 9.52 31.75 5.82

Total 1,193 785 408 8.97 5.64 36.55 6.42

OROLULOCAL GOVERNMENT

SUMMARYNumber of Communities Ranked and Submitted by the Local Government N/ANumber of Communities Covered by CBT 30Number of Households Captured 1,193Number of Indivuals Captured 5,376

Table1.2: Summary of Communities and Households Covered by CBT in Orolu

Table1.2: List of Communities and Number of Househods Covered by CBT in Orolu


67 Orolu PVHH

050100150200250300350400 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400

0 - 4

5 - 9

10 - 14

15 - 19

20 - 24

25 - 29

30 - 34

35 - 39

40 - 44

45 - 4950 - 54

55 - 59

60 - 64

65 - 69

70 - 74

75 - 79

80 - 84

85 - 89

90+

MALEFEMALE

AGE GROUP

Table1.2: Age Group of Individuals Orolu Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Figure 1.2 : Age Group of Individuals in Orolu Poor and Vulnerable Households Dissagregated by Gender

Age Group

Male Female Total

0 - 4 264 254 5185 - 9 386 369 75510 - 14 386 352 73815 - 19 322 345 66720 - 24 234 198 43225 - 29 184 198 38230 - 34 115 179 29435 - 39 120 166 28640 - 44 101 126 22745 - 49 79 130 20950 - 54 54 104 15855 - 59 47 107 15460 - 64 66 87 15365 - 69 61 87 14870 - 74 56 75 13175 - 79 40 29 6980 - 84 17 15 3285 - 89 7 7 14

90 + 6 3 9Total 2,545 2,831 5,376

FEMALE

MALE

47.3%52.7%

Figure 1.2 : Distribution of Indivuals in Orolu Poor and Vulnerable Househoolds

68 Orolu PVHH

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