Enhancing access and alleviating suffering through the provision of an integrated package of nutrition, health, WASH, shelter, NFI and CCCM humanitarian emergency response to the most remote areas and vulnerable communities of Yemen This project aims to target a total of 137,000 individuals in Taizz, Ibb, al Hudayah, Sa’ada, Hajja, Amran, Al Jawf, Lahj, Abyan and, Shabwa ‎through a Shelter, NFI, CCCM, WASH, Health and Nutrition sector response. 
IOM proposes the provision of shelter emergency materials, NFIs and basic site maintenance, in addition to a series of ‎ WASH interventions including the rehabilitation of sewage and ‎water sites, distribution of hygiene kits and implementation of hygiene promotion campaigns under the framework of the Shelter, NFI and CCCM and WASH clusters. In addition to this proposed direct service provision, IOM proposes to support the Shelter, NFI and CCCM cluster through the data collection and analysis for collective centers and spontaneous settlements and service mapping. 
In line with the Nutrition and Health Clusters, IOM proposes to respond to the emergency nutrition and health needs through the deployment of five mobile clinics which will provide integrated and essential nutrition and health service delivery. This includes primary health care (PHC), community treatment of acute malnutrition (CMAM), targeted supplementary feeding programs (TSFP) for pregnant and lactating women, infant and young child feeding, reproductive health/ maternal, newborn and child health services, as well as control of communicable and non-communicable diseases, and health and hygiene promotion campaigns.  
In coordination with Shelter, NFI and CCCM cluster, IOM will implement and monitor the following activities: 
a.	4,000 standard NFI/Shelter kits, to be prepositioned at IOM ‎warehouses as contingency stock for distribution in governorates prone to seasonal natural disasters.

b.	1,270 winter-NFI/shelter kits to support IDPs living in Taizz, ‎Ibb, Sa’ada, and Al in areas considered heavily affected by the ‎harsh cold weather.‎ 

c.	2 baseline assessments of Collective Centers (CC) and Spontaneous Settlements (SS) 6 months apart in 18 governorates and the secondment of a CCCM IM expert (20%) to the cluster to coordinate and consolidate baseline data to provide a prioritisation of most vulnerable and at risk sites. The effort will be coordinated in a cluster designated working group.

d.	Minor site maintenance activities for a minimum of 200 CC and SS in the governorates of operation basic repairs and fittings to be carried out simultaneously to the CCCM site baseline assessment.

e.	Pilot a settlement assessment to map services in one urban centre (Aden) with an effort to provide an evidence based approach to support and encourage early recovery and stabilization in identified pockets of return.
WASH, Health and Nutrition interventions will be made in 9 governorates 4 governorates targeted with NFI/Shelter distribution (Taizz, Ibb, Sa’dah and al-Jawf) and 6 governorates of Amran, Hajjah, Lahj, Shabwah, al Hudayah and ‎Abyan. 
In coordination with WASH cluster, IOM will implement and monitor the following activities: 
f.	Rehabilitation of 16 Water Sites in 7 governorates benefiting 1,500 individuals per site, i.e. a total of 24,000 individuals:

g.	1,800 Hygiene kits to 1,800 displaced HHs in 9 governorates benefiting 10,800 individuals

h.	Hygiene awareness campaigns reaching 25,800 individuals in the following locations:
1)	Alongside hygiene kit distribution reaching 10,800 individuals
2)	at water site rehabilitation - 1 location/governorate - reaching 10,500 individuals
3)	in 9 large schools reaching at least 500 persons per school a total of 4,500 individuals

In coordination with the Nutrition and Health clusters, IOM will implement and monitor the following activities: 
i.	The deployment of 5 mobile clinics in 5 governorates.

j.	Treatment of severely acute malnourished (SAM) girls and boys under age five, reaching around 1,900 children,

k.	Case management of moderate acute malnourished (MAM) girls and boys of 6-59 months, reaching around 4,100 children, 

l.	Targeted Supplementary Feeding Program