Emergency Response in Nutrition in Al Khawkhah district in Al Hodeidah governorate According to HNO 2023 and in response to the two priorities of the RA3 for 2022, and in line with nutrition cluster objectives the proposed BFD project aims to sustain continuity of nutrition services to minimize the severity and burden of malnutrition among women and children in Al Khawkhah district with emergency levels of food insecurity and GAM rates above 30%. Targeting 4199 of the most vulnerable populations of the 3 nominated HFs (Haadh Al Kanzal, Al Dhaiah amp Khawkhah) in Al Khawkhah district, which face high levels of acute food insecurity and malnutrition and are classified as IPC phase 4. The needs of the three HFs were assessed in coordination with the local health offices and west coast health and nutrition sub national cluster. The project will focus on CU5 and PLW including IDPs and PwDs due to their greater nutritional needs and susceptibility to acute malnutrition. The project's activities were designed in close collaboration with other WaSH, FSL and health humanitarian actors to complement their intervention and strengthening the IFRR mechanism at the same district. To maximize the efficiency of delivering integrated services at the three targeted HFs and the grant's benefits, BFD will enhance multi-sectoral coordination and fostering stronger linkages with FMF, which will be in charge of the health sector and BFD of nutrition activities the two partners will share the costs of managing the two health facilities in terms of supplies, rehabilitation, and operations. Through this project, BFD will restore the provision of nutrition services at the three closed HFs by providing rehabilitation, installing solar panels, incentives for health workers, operation costs, and supplies based on the needs of each HF in order to support the delivery of a package of essential curative and preventive maternal and child nutrition services at PHC facilities and the community level through the following
1- Curative activities:
a. Treatment of acute malnutrition (SAM-MAM) for 1,927 children under 5yrs (944 boys and 983 girls) and 875 PLWs) through 3 OTP 
b. Development of 12 HWs capacity in delivering high quality nutrition services
c. Strengthen the referral mechanism of severely acute malnourished child with medical complications between OTP’S and TFC’s to the nearest TFC.
d. Strengthen community active screening and referral of children with malnutrition for treatment through deploying 30 CHNVs
2- Preventive activities:
a. Activating IYCF service by establishing 3 corners 
b. Growth monitoring and promotion
c. Multiple Micronutrient powder supplementation
d. Deworming
e. Active case finding, screening and referral for treatment (30 CHNVs)
f. Iron folate supplementation
g. Nutrition counseling and SBCC activities
H. Supporting quality monitoring and supportive supervision for HWs to strengthen technical capacity using a Continuous Quality Improvement approach.
BFD will guarantee that beneficiary engagement, accountability, safety and dignity, and meaningful access are all integrated into this project. Beneficiaries will be consulted throughout the project to ensure their requirements are addressed, and they will be able to give feedback and concerns about the project. BFD will do everything possible to ensure that recipients have safe access to nutrition assistance.