Shelter Response for the most vulnerable populations in Area C of Hebron district, West Bank The proposed response aims to provide vulnerable Palestinian Households , mainly herding and Bedouin communities in Area C of the Hebron governorate, with timely and adequate shelter through a comprehensive integrated approach that supports building resilience, reinforcing protection, reducing seasonal amp forced displacement, and supporting the steadfastness of the most poor and vulnerable households at risk of displacement or exposed to harsh weather and protection concerns.The response aligns with the 2022 oPt Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO), specifically, shelter needs in the communities located in Area C. This intervention aligns with the 1st Standard Allocation 2022 Strategy Paper and the 2022 oPt Humanitarian response plan (HRP) supporting the resilience and steadfastness of poulations groups at risk of displacement. The response will achieve this through a tailored and integrated modality of assistance addressing the needs of 42 HHs from 7 vulnerable marginalized sub-localities in Hebron governorate (42 HH from Wad Igheesh, Wedadie, Tatrit, Um Zatuna, Khirbet al Kharaba, Abo El-Henna, Masafer Bani Na'im  ), including 81 men, 69 women, 69 girls, and 52 boys who are living in difficult shelter conditions and in proximity to the main road, checkpoints and settlements in the area, and the separation wall, and are subject to eviction and harassments, which is posing serious threats during their movement and access to services to rehabilitate their shelters. The response will contribute to ensuring these vulnerable households living in substandard shelters and exposed to harsh weather and protection concerns are supported to meet basic needs,  in addition to their copying capacity enhanced, through the following :
* Rehabilitation of 42 substandard shelters or in need of winterization summarization mitigation dignity and isolation spaces for gender privacy and WASH facilities.
* The response will work to increase local capacities to respond to protection and legal issues in a timely, efficient and effective matter thus contributing to SO2 and SO3 by enhancing the sense of dignity and security among household members and reducing the need for seasonal displacement due to weather conditions thus supporting more prolonged presence in communities and overall contributing to communities steadfastness on their land.
 Formation and training of 4 CBPSP Committees Orientation and selection meetings
 4 gender-segregated training to CBPSC and Community on PSEA ( presented to the community under safeguarding for cultural taboo sensitivity), Gender, and Protection the training sessions will include topics related to sexual exploitation and abuse, privacy inside shelters, PWD minimum living standards, besides, they will learn how to be able to safely report grievances – including SEA incidents.
 4 Legal mitigation processes sessions in cooperation with legal aid actors will be provided. 
MA’AN adopts shelter response protection and risk mitigation measures in alignment with “ Do No Harm” principles and will ensure the privacy and needs of marginalized groups including ( women, children, elderly, and PWDs) are accounted for in tailored individual HH level assistance, further informed by findings of conducted needs assessments and previous experience. The proposed interventions aim to complement responses proposed by MA’AN partners and other aid actors amidst increased threats to the steadfastness of Area C populations on their land.
The intervention at the community level assistance will be coordinated with all relevant stakeholders to ensure an effective approach including, Legal and protection aid actors, and community members. Further Coordination information sharing with other shelter aid actors ACF amp GVC has been conducted based on CPA assessments, to avoid overlap in designed assistance for the target groups.