Pillar 1:  Ensure protection and provision of essential Food and Basic Needs for 680 household PRL and Lebanese IDPs and Non-IDPs Sheltering in Tyre Camps and Gatherings ltpgtThe project aims to ensure the protection and provision of essential Food and Basic Needs for 680 household PRL and Lebanese IDPs and non-IDPs sheltering in Tyre Camps and Gatherings. This will be achieved by providing food combined with ECA (Emergency Cash Assistance) and PSS (Psychosocial Support).ltbrgtThe 7-month project cycle, starting in August, allows for adaptation to various scenarios, including ceasefire or continued confrontations. In the event of potential escalation prompting displacement towards Sidon, Beirut, or the north, Nabaa's geographical spread and existing infrastructure across Palestinian camps through its community development centers will facilitate goal achievement amidst changing circumstances. Support extends to 3 Palestinian camps and surrounding areas affected by conflict through a multisectoral approach, involving local communities and UNRWA programs at Nabaa centers. The main components include:ltbrgt 3 rounds of food parcel provision to approximately 680 HHs, tailored based on HH size, with flexibility to reach HHs on the move. This is aligned with FS, where Food Assistance to individuals with specific vulnerabilities is provided through focused programs. It is a 3-month program that complements basic assistance as a prioritized activity for a multisectoral approach.ltbrgt Basic assistance includes 3 rounds of ECA ($100) for HHs/individuals not covered by the UNRWA SSN program, aligned with BAS. This involves the provision of emergency cash assistance to cover basic needs ($100/HH/CAP 5) for three months. Assistance is targeted at individuals with specific vulnerabilities, complementing food security as a prioritized activity for a multisectoral approach.ltbrgt Psychosocial support (PSS) will be achieved through a complementary strategy that integrates with ongoing Nabaa activities. It will be provided through the four Nabaa community centers in southern regions, focusing on emotional impacts through counseling and support groups. PSS addresses both the psychological and social aspects of an individual's well-being, aiming not only to meet and treat urgent needs caused by emergencies like stress and instability but also to share experiences and best practices for coping mechanisms that help release negative emotions during crises.ltbrgtBeneficiary verification involves close collaboration with UNRWA to ensure eligibility and prevent overlaps, including data cross-checking and community involvement. Factors driving Nabaa's involvement include:ltbrgt Access: With a strong presence in selected camps and gatherings in Tyre through its four centers, Nabaa has deep knowledge and trust within the community, allowing for more accurate and nuanced assessments of their needs.ltbrgt Nabaa can tailor interventions and allocate resources to directly address the most pressing needs of the community, whether it be access to education, healthcare, livelihood opportunities, or psychosocial support. This holistic approach ensures that assistance is targeted and impactful, ultimately contributing to the well-being and resilience of the Palestinian refugee population in Tyre.ltbrgt Nabaa has contributed to the Multi-Sectoral Needs Assessment (MSNA) by collecting data from 1,157 PRL HHs (3,997 individuals). The MSNA demonstrates a comprehensive approach to understanding and addressing the diverse needs of communities.ltbrgt The concept is well-coordinated with UNRWA and is in line with developments in the emergency in southern Lebanon, where UNRWA is making initial preparations to establish six emergency centers in Lebanon, five of which are in the northern region. (refer to annex 01) ltbrgtlt/pgt