Emergency Nutrition Response for Drought-Affected and Displaced Communities Full CMAM intervention to help prevent morbidity and mortality among children under 5 and PLW in drought-affected Woredas of Afar, and in drought- and conflict-affected Woredas of Oromiya.
Adaar, Elidar, Gewane, Telalak (Afar Region) 
Harena Buluk, Meda Welabu and Dolo Mena (Bale)
Deder, Goro Muti (East Hararghe)
Daro Lebu (West Hararghe)
Siraro, Shalla (West Arsi)

Activities will consist of:
- Supporting government-led treatment of SAM among children under 5 in OTP and SC
- Strengthening of OTP and SCs
- Treatment of MAM among 6-59 months and PLW through TSFP
- Establishment/ strengthening of TSFP sites / support with roll out of IMAM.
- On-the-job capacity building of HWs and HEWs on CMAM
- Community mobilization and outreach, to raise awareness of service delivery and boost uptake
- Logistical and technical support to the Health Office on the implementation of CMAM, supply chain, health campaigns
- IYCF-E education including hygiene promotion
- Mobile health and nutrition team / outreach nutrition in conflict-affected Woredas where returnees and IDPs are not accessing health facilities.
- Protection mainstreaming
- Support government-led response to outbreaks, provision of PHEM training

GOAL expects to reach:
3,162 children under five with SAM
19,114 children 6-59 months, and 11,763 PLW with MAM
989 health workers and 644 HEWs with on-the-job capacity building and mentoring
All caregivers of children on OTP and PLW, along with other community members attending TSFP distributions, will receive nutrition and hygiene education through IYCF activities
3,893 IDPs with curative consultations by the MHNT

269 OTP and 60 SC will be strengthened.

GOAL's response will be tailored in accordance with the specific needs per Woreda. 
- 4 Woredas of Afar Region: A full CMAM response in accordance with needs and ENCU prioritisation - this includes TSFP, on the assumption that WFP will have sufficient commodities for these Woredas. On-the-job mentoring of health staff only, no formal training planned. Priority will be given to ensuring coverage in remote kebeles in Afar which are inaccessible by vehicle transportation, establishment of TSFP sites in remote areas, and strengthening MoH capacity regarding screening and management of CMAM services. 
- Goro Muti: A package of minimum support (one nurse, one vehicle) to ensure that Woreda health staff can continue to provide a quality response for SAM treatment and that there are no interruptions to supply chain (i.e. RUTF commodities in health facilities). Support during screening. On-the-job mentoring of health staff only, no formal training. TSFP will be carried out by the government.
- Dolo Mena amp Meda Welabu: A full CMAM response, as well as MHNT and support during disease outbreaks is proposed to ensure full nutrition service for host communities, and MHNT, and CMAM for IDP communities, especially those in remote camps not accessing health facilities.On-the-job mentoring only, no formal training. 
- Deder: Full CMAM response including among IDPs. On-the-job mentoring of health staff only, no formal training.
- Daro Lebu: SAM treatment, IYCF-E, on-the-job capacity building, tailored support to reach IDPs and returnees
- Harena Buluk: Full CMAM response and support during disease outbreak, formal and on-job training (this is a new intervention and HWs require formal training).
- Siraro: SAM treatment, IYCF-E, with a focus on improving commitment of health workers and timely uptake of services. GOAL will ensure that any remote IDPs can be reached by health staff with screening and OTP, and support in transportation of HWs to camps.  Support during screening. TSFP will be carried out by government. No formal training.
- Shalla: SAM treatment and IYCF-E, along with formal and on-job training (as this is a new intervention and HWs require formal training). TSFP will be carried out by the government.

A high level overview is provided in annex.