Dear Hassan, This was a SQUEAC assessment implemented by Valid International as part of a program coordinated by the CMN and funded by CIFF that is measuring coverage in all CMAM programs in northern Nigeria. A previous SLEAC classified CMAM program coverage in Sokoto State as low (i.e. <20%). The findings of the SQUEAC investigation are consistent with those of the SLEAC estimating coverage in Gorongoyo LGA at 14.3% (95% CI: 9-22) and explain the low coverage through a series of barriers, main ones being: absence of CMAM community volunteers, RUTF stock outs and non-compliance of CMAM national guidelines. For more details, do not hesitate to contact the CMN at cmnproject@actionagainsthunger.org.uk Hope this helps