Life-Saving Multi-Sectoral Response to Rainy Season and Flood Related Risks in Some Selected Locations in Borno and Adamawa State The project seeks to strengthen life-saving protection and emergency intervention through a coordinated multi-sectoral response by reinforcing Camp Management and Camp Management (CCCM) activities, provision of emergency shelter solution and NFI assistance. The rainy season and the resultant flooding situation that caused damages to shelters and loss of basic household items, will be addressed by this project targeting the most affected population. For the CCCM component, the most affected sites have been identified in the project locations: Monguno and Ngala (Borno state) and Yola North, Yola South (Adamawa state) with the planned activities aiming the general population in those locations.
The areas and locations that will be targeted with CCCM activities are Monguno camps (including Fulatari, GSSSS, Kuya, Ngurno and Stadium) and out-of-camp settings in Monguno, Ngala in Borno state and Yola North (Jambutu,Hullere, Batchure), Yola South (Wauro Hausa, Wauro Jebbe, Sabon Pegi, Ngurorei) in Adamawa state. The Out of Camp Area Based Approach (ABA) will be used in implementing CCCM intervention in out of camp settings. Following activities will be covered under this sector:1. Support site facilitation: Provide support to the authorities to ensure proper coordination and management of multi-sectoral humanitarian response in the camps/camp-like settings.
2. Support site improvement: Upgrade all communal facilities and infrastructures that have been damaged due to wear and tear in the camps/camp-like settings in the project locations.
3. Support flood prevention and response mitigation.
4. Strengthen community governance structures at the locations of intervention.
5. Implement capacity building programmes with various stakeholders.
The locations to implement the shelter interventions will be Monguno and Ngala. However, number of shelters to be constructed/rehabilitated in each location will be determined by the vulnerability screening and coordination with other actors who may be implementing the same activities in those locations. Under this intervention, the following activities will be implemented:
1. Construction of new emergency shelters: Construct 300 new emergency shelters according to shelter standard in Monguno and Ngala. These can be either new construction on new site or replacement of totally damaged shelters caused by heavy rains and flood.
2. Repairs of emergency shelters: Undertake repairs of 600 damaged emergency shelters which are still within state of repairs to improve condition of living for the affected population.3. Post construction/distribution monitoring.


Non-Food Items (NFIs) interventions will target distribution of blanket for all the project location which will be determined by the vulnerability screening exercise and same coordination with other actors on their interventions. The following activities will be implemented:
1. Technical vulnerability screening and beneficiary selection.
2. Procurement and distribution of 500 improved NFI kits as per UNHCR standard procurement procedures to cover targeted locations.
3. Procurement and prepositioning of 500 improved NFI kits for new caseloads.
4. Post distribution monitoring conducted and reported.

In line with UNHCR policy of working with partners (NGOs and local authorities), as a strategy to build capacity for continuity, the project will be implemented through INTERSOS (for CCCM activities) and local sourcing from commercial vendors (for shelter activities). UNHCR will take lead of the project implementation by way of providing coordination with implementing partners and other actors and also provide technical guidance to the partners.