Providing integrated interventions for IDPs in underserved 5 IDPs Hosting site in Al Khwkah district within Al Hudaydah governorate through immediate protection services, shelter maintenance and mitigation solutions, coordination and management of IDPs hosting sites. Under 3rd  YHF Reserve Allocation 2022 , this Integrated project will improve dignified living conditions for the most vulnerable IDPs in underserved IDP  hosting sites that  lacking services of  Shelter, CCCM and Protection in 5 hosting sites (Al Mujamae and Al Rikabih, Al Mahriq and Al Klibah, Al Mahadlah and Al Sakanih, Aldunayn VillageHamd Al Asfal ) in Al-Khwkah district within Al Hodaydah governorate. Where these 5 IDPs sites have the priority in such assistances.

Under protection: component   the project will provide quality protection services through mobile teams to address protection risks or concerns for the most affected groups especially women and girls. Activities include, monitoring the protection needs to 1600 HHs, 11200 individuals, protection cash assistance to 850 cases, 200 alternative income generating activities and skills building, recreational and non-specialized PSS activities as groups and individuals to 2000 beneficiaries and legal support to 2000 cases (civil documentation and awareness). The referral unit (case management) will be established with a special focus on women and girls through referring from outreach mobile teams to support them with different protection services internally in the same project integrated interventions with shelter, protection and CCCM externally to the agencies who have the capacity to provide related services. The priority in targeting will be given for women and children headed households and PWDs, PWSNs at protection risks. AOBWC will establish and train community-based Protection Networks (5 CBPNs) with highly effective participations for women and PWDs who will support access to the most vulnerable individual cases or groups under protection risks in the targeted area.

Under Shelter component, AOBWC will assist 1000 HHs, 7000 individuals (2028 M,1330 W,1261B, 2381G) from IDPs by Shelter maintenance and upgrade and 600 HHs, 4200 individuals (1217M,797 W,757B,1429 G) from IDPs by natural Hazard mitigation through conducting detail needs assessment and shelter technical assessment to assess shelter needs from door to door. Based on that,  BoQs for Shelter maintenance and natural hazard mitigation of the shelter will be developed per shelter. After that, the shelter maintenance and natural hazard solutions will be carried out through in-kind modality per shelter under supervisions AOBWC technical teams. Priority will be given to the most vulnerable groups IDPs in the targeted hosting site, including PwDs, PwSNs, women and children headed households, the unaccompanied elderly, and the minority group.
 
Under CCCM component: the designed activities will cover gaps/needs in CCCM services for five  IDPs hosting sites, 1000 HHs IDPs (3245Men, 2127 Women, 2018 boys, 3810 girls) living into Al Mujamae W Al Rikabih- Al Mahriq W Al Klibah- Al Mahadlah W Al Sakanih- Aldunayn Village - Hamd Al Asfal hosting sites in Al Khawkhah district within Al Hudaydah governorate through the following activities: establishing of 5 site management trained teams and 16 community committees , 40 community-based projects and infrastructure maintenance, IEC Materials-SMC, establishing functional complaints and feedback mechanisms, conducting mass information campaigns, training the partners and local authorities on SMC standards, training and meetings with community committees and NGOs, organizing monthly coordination meetings with IDPs sites representatives and other stakeholders.


Identification and targeting of beneficiaries for protection , CCCM and shelter will be based on the  selection criteria per activity giving the priority to the vulnerabilities criteria where this integrated interventions of Protection, Shelter, CCCM will targeted the same BNFs through the internal referral  according the needs also external referral to other service providers for the complementarity.