Provision of CCCM services to the most acutely vulnerable IDPs at Hajjah (Washhah, Khayran Al Muharraq, Aslam, and Mustaba ) and Marib (Majzar, Bidbadah,  Harib Al Qaramish, and Rahabah )  (priority 2) YGUSSWP will implement 9 months project as CCCM project targeting the prioritized 52 IDPs site locations at Hajjah (Washhah, Khayran Al Muharraq, Aslam, and Mustaba ) and Marib (Majzar, Bidbadah, Harib Al Qaramish, and Rahabah ). YGUSSWP has a strong presence in the proposed locations due to its previous projects implemented.
This project activities intervention aims to strengthen safe access to assistance through the provision of emergency life-saving CCCM Services to the most acutely vulnerable IDPs in 52 IDPs sites through holistic CCCM activities response to their CCCM needs.
The project contributes to achieving YHF SA1 2022 objective and second operational priority and YHRP 2022 Strategic Objectives 1 , 2, and 3, CCCM Cluster Objectives 1.1.1, 1.1.2 and 1.1.3
Need assessment indicated that 95% of IDPs sites in the targeted districts are in need to be continued Covered by CCCM services to reduce CCCM gaps and needs for in IDP sites by CCCM assistance the new under-served IDPs living in IDPs sites in Marib and covering to total # 6862 HHs # 41517 Persons (10794 men- 11210 women- 9549 boys – 9964 girls) 
In Hajjah Gov 35 IDPs sites # 5732 HHs # 34291 Persons (8916 men- 9259 women- 7887 boys – 8230 girls) in ( Washhah 17 sites , 2728 HHs , Khayran Al Muharraq 8 sites,1617 HHs , Aslem 8 sites , 771 HHs and Mustaba 2 sites,616 HHs ) .
In Marib Gov 17 IDPs sites # 1130 HHs # 7226 Persons (1879 men- 1951 women- 1662 boys – 1734 girls) in (Majzar 8 sites, 482 HHs , Bidbadah 3 sites,269 HHs , Harib Al Qaramish 2 sites , 101 HHs and Rahabah 4 sites ,278 HHs ) .
The CCCM intervention will ensure the continuation of essential coordination involving community participation, duty bearers and other service providers and service delivery in targeted sites in Marib  and Hajjah Governorate, through achieving the following:
Strengthen safe access to multi-sectorial services by the Establishment of the SMC team (static or mobile) , 25 Coordination meetings ( 15 meetings in Hajjah and 10 meetings in Marib ) with community committees and service providers and operational entities, which provides access to services by implementing the CCCM Referral and Escalation System, Multi-sectoral referral mechanisms and Monitor and respond to HLP issues and eviction status
YGUSSWP will ensure mobilization and participation of the inhabitants of the site by Ensuring that different gender and vulnerable or minority groups are represented and participate to the established representation structures, establishing 52 committees consisting of 5 members (30% are women 10 % are PWD) and Establishing and training 104 community FPs, 70 # FPs in 35 IDPs sites in four targeted districts in Hajjah Gov. and 34 # FPs at 17 IDPs sites in Marib Gov. also 80 regular meetings will be held at site level with community committees ( 50 Hajjah + 30 Marib)
Furthermore, 40 community-based projects and 34 maintenance projects will be implemented to respond to gaps including site development, infrastructure improvements, and livelihood activities, YGUSSWP will ensure the participation of the inhabitants in the maintenance of infrastructure through CfW programs for 182 Vulnerable persons 
The project will Establish access to information for IDPs populations and feedback and complaint mechanisms through producing and disseminating information material as posters, and brochures, regarding assistance both to the population living in the site including 150 awareness sessions on available services, CFM tools for YHF and YGUSSWP.
Two post-distribution monitoring activities will be conducted, during PDM, and beneficiary feedback on the project, particularly on the quality and quantity of items will be collected. Also, the PDM will serve as a post-assessment to collect the final feedback and gauge the level of satisfaction 
In addition, YGUSSWP has very good access and coordination with local authorities at intervention locations, along with long experience in CCCM program .