Integrated Emergency Package for Displaced Persons in Kaxda, Dayniile and Dharkinley Districts, Mogadishu CPD is proposing an integrated project (FSL/Nutrition/Health/WASH/Education) for 19,800 drought and conflict affected people in K7-K19 in Dayniile, Kaxda and Dharkinley IDP Camps to be supported with an integrated service package for a period of 12 months. The project’s rationale is to support the same number of beneficiaries (19,800 people) with an all-round service to achieve highly coordinated and impactful response. The project aims to support one already existing fixed health/nutrition centre in K13- Weydow IDP, Dayniile that CPD is running and set up 1 new fixed health/nutrition centres at Bariyow Umbrella IDP camp in Kaxda District. The existing CPD fixed health/nutrition facility is providing basic health and nutrition services to IDPs in Dayniile and Kaxda, and CPD intends to add components of food security, WASH and education to it through the proposed project for more complementarity and integration. There are 16 health staffs, 10 nutrition staff plus 10 community volunteers in the current CPD health/nutrition centre which also has its own source of health/nutrition supplies and staff salaries till May 2019. The staff salaries and supplies cost of this centre is secured and will not be charged to this proposed SHF project.

The two-fixed health/nutrition centres will act as focal points for the provision of the integrated services to the target beneficiaries. The proposed integrated interventions will include provision of unconditional cash to 230 households for a period of 3 consecutive months, and the monthly cash transfer will be $ 80 as per the MEB for Banadir. All beneficiary households for the unconditional cash will be identified/registered at the 2 health/nutrition centres (the existing CPD one, and the proposed new one) depending on the severity of the malnutrition rates with a household member undergoing a SAM/MAM treatment. The transfers will be done through Hormuud Telecommunication Company using mobile phones.

The proposed additional fixed healthcare/nutrition facility will provide quality integrated Nutrition and Health services including MUAC screening to detect children with MAM/SAM conditions, and provision of treatment. It will equally undertake nutrition promotion activities including promotion of Infant Young child feeding and supplementation with Vitamin A and multiple micro-nutrient tablets for pregnant and lactating women. The new centre will also provide basic lifesaving health services including measles management, AWD/Cholera, maternal and child health services including immunization and integrated management of childhood illnesses, health education and sensitization and treatment of malnourished cases, both SAM and MAM. Obstetric emergencies and skilled delivery, child health services (immunization and integrated management of childhood illnesses) will also be provided. The already existing CPD health/nutrition centre is currently providing all the above health/nutrition services.

WASH services will be provided to the target IDP community including increase access to clean water through extension of 3.15 kilometers piping, installation of 10 portable water storage facilities, construction of 60M3 tank construction for a CPD-owned borehole in K13, Kaxda and water treatment. A total of 6 Twin latrines that are child-friendly and gender-sensitive will be constructed for 3 schools and 3 MCHs. Hygiene promotion which will include distribution of hygiene kits to 900 IDP HHs (300 HHs in each district), hygiene messaging such as key health and nutrition messages, and building the capacities of volunteer hygiene promoters.

Three primary schools namely Usama Bin Zayd  in K13, Kaxda (with 190 pupils), Horseed in K11, Kaxda (with 158 pupils), and Sumaya primary school in K11 (with 167 pupils) will be supported through provision of learning materials, training of 15 teachers, training 21 CEC members and incentives for 15  teachers for a period of 6 months.