Enhance the resilience and accessibility of the most vulnerable IDP sites and strengthen the social cohesion in NWS through implementing vocational training activities. Envelope 1and Envelop 2 ltpgtltbrgtMuzun for Humanitarian  Development (MHD) aims to enhance resilience, promote social cohesion among IDPs and host communities, improve access to livelihood opportunities and small grants , with a focus on saving IDP properties after natural disasters. This will be achieved through the implementation CCCM activities in five IDP camps in Idlib Governorate. This initiative takes into account the diverse needs of men, women, boys, girls, elderly  and persons with disabilities within all project activities.ltbrgtThe proposed project is designed to benefit 29,325  individuals, including 6,413 women, and 5,558 households in Idleb and Aleppo Governorates across 15 camps: (Atta alkhair , WATAN's second typical camp, Affad , Haifa Carmel  ,Sadaqa tash  ,Al Murbaat , Barmaya, Al Zuhou, Al Aramel(Azaz) , Kherbit Aloush, Alqorsak, Matenly(Khubz Alkhair),Katmeh ,Hirsh Qatmah Tehtani and Qatmah 3 ) camps  (see Annex 1- camp detals and Pcode).ltbrgtIn reference to a recent update from the CCCM Cluster, an earthquake hit NWS in February 2023 has led to 108,000 newly displaced individuals in northwest Syria ,as well as, the escalation of militarily operations during September and October 2023 ,which resulted over additional 123,000 IDPs in Idleb , necessitating the expansion of pre-existing IDP camps . As a result, these sites have become overcrowded, and poverty has surged due to the loss of assets, properties, and job opportunities by the IDPs. Additionally , the high density of IDPs shelters increased the risk of natural disasters such floods and fire incidents .ltbrgtHence, Muzun's primary two objectives under SCHF 1st SA 2023 are to "strengthen household and communal coping mechanisms within the camps" and "strengthen the basic infrastructure". This will be achieved through tailored livelihood activities that enable households to restore their assets and build resilience for long-term solutions , in addition to implement regular care and maintenance of 14 IDP sites' facilities . These activities include providing life skills and vocational training, facilitating community mobilization for self-help livelihood projects, and connecting trained women and youth groups to livelihood start-up and small grants programs. Coordination with ERL cluster interventions outside the camps will also be a part of this effort. Furthermore, the project will support community peacebuilding and life skills recreational initiatives.ltbrgtThe implementation plan include :ltbrgt1-community participation in project and activities implementationltbrgt2-Advertising the vocational training and the type of selected trainings as per the need assessment (Annex 02 )ltbrgt3- Registering the applicants and verification process of their informationltbrgt4- Selecting the trainees 800 (male and female and PwDs) based on the advertised selection criterialtbrgt5- Conducting the vocational training for three to four monthsltbrgt6- Supporting the 400 trainees with small and business' grants to start-up their job opportunities, in addition to strengthen the social cohesion between the host communities and IDPs through support the joint projects like the Saloon and barber shops in and out the campsltbrgt7- Implementing the regular maintenance in 14 IDP sites (Atta alkhair, Affad , Haifa Carmel  ,Sadaqa tash  ,Al Murbaat , Barmaya, Al Zuhou, Al Aramel(Azaz) , Kherbit Aloush, Alqorsak, Matenly(Khubz Alkhair),Katmeh ,Hirsh Qatmah Tehtani and Qatmah 3)camps , while Watan typical camp is already supported from Muzun under AFNS fundltbrgtThe project has been developed in alignment with CCCM guidance and adheres to SPHERE standards. Special attention will be given to the needs of PwDs, women, and youth adults (both male and female) through their active involvement during project implementation. This approach aims to facilitate their access to job opportunities and sustainable in-come generation while maintaining humanitarian and protection principles among the beneficiaries in the targeted IDP sites, with a particular emphasis on the "do no harm" principleltbrgtlt/pgt