Turn a crisis scenario into a clear estimate of how many people are at risk, plus a severity breakdown (mild / moderate / severe).
Planning tool only. “At risk” can mean food insecurity, hunger risk, or a program eligibility estimate—use the definition that fits your report.
Provide the population size and the percent you consider “at risk.” Optionally, split that at-risk group into severity levels. This can be based on assessments, survey findings, market shocks, displacement, or your own planning assumptions.
Use these to size programs, estimate needs, and communicate scale with consistent assumptions.
Total at risk
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people
Households at risk (est.)
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households
| Severity | Share | People |
|---|---|---|
| Mild | — | — |
| Moderate | — | — |
| Severe | — | — |
At-risk kcal shortfall (daily)
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kcal/day (if deficit provided)
At-risk kcal shortfall (annual)
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kcal/year (if deficit provided)