Integrated Emergency Agriculture Assistance to War -Affected Communities in Dabat and Debark woredas, in Amhara  Region , Ethiopia  (2022 Third Reserve Allocation-) The proposed project will contribute to protection and sustaining livelihoods of vulnerable households affected by war in Debark and Dabat in North Gondar zone Amhara region. The Livelihoods of 10,000 (2000 Female Headed households) households (HH) or 50,000 (24,389 female) war affected people in these woredas will be supported with vet support, restocking of shoat and improved crop seeds. 
The project will provide 1000 Qt (Teff and wheat) seed inputs for 5000 households in the Meher season. Besides, 670 households will get support of small ruminates (sheep or goat). These vulnerable households will also get 46 Qtl adaptable forage seed to the areas. All the procured small ruminants will be vaccinated and dewormed immediately after transfer to the targeted households. Drugs and veterinary equipment will be provided to veterinary health clinics / posts to conflict affected target Kebeles. Overall, the project will address both crop and livestock needs for more than 50,000 individuals living in four severely affected kebeles and the surrounding villages throughout the project period. 
Outcome one of this project will focus on protection of 200,000 core breeding stocks of 10,000 vulnerable target livestock owner HHs from morbidity and mortality due to damage of veterinary facilities because of the war and other disaster impacts through provision of forage seed, curative treatment, strengthening of veterinary facilities, restocking and vaccination supports. 
Outcome two will focus on reducing food shortage of 5,000 targeted households through increased access to agricultural inputs (mainly improved crop seed provision like Teff and wheat). 
This response focuses on maintaining and restoring basic assets/needs of the targeted households to enable them to cope up with the current war aftermath situation within the project period. The multiple burden and overlap of disasters caused by the war among other challenges heightened the loss of the assets of the households and makes them extremely vulnerable. This project will use families with malnourished U5 children and pregnant and lactating women (PLW) as an entry point for beneficiary selection to enhance their nutrition status in collaboration with nutrition actors. After the children discharged from health centers, the project will support families to have access for sufficient food including milk from goat. The project will also mainstream and address gender, AAP  and protection issues throughout the implementation. The proposed activities contribute to protect, maintain and restore assets of the vulnerable households in the two target woredas namely Debark and Dabat which have lost their scant resources drastically due to war and the various calamities that forced them into displacement, unplanned sale of asset like animals and other fixed assets, and sending children to other places. Moreover, the conflict has negatively affected the crop and livestock production in the area, and this has contributed to significant deterioration in food security of thousands of households. Therefore, provision of agricultural inputs is expected to play significant role to start and restore their primary livelihood activities and to tackle food and nutrition insecurity and increase the coping capacity of the households.