Supporting multi-sectoral assistance to IDPs and host communities in Northeast of Myanmar through community-led response system. ltpgtThis project will address the urgent protection, Shelter  NFIs, WASH, health and food security of the displaced people and other most vulnerable people in 3 townships of Mansi, Moemauk and Waingmaw of Kachin state.lt/pgtltpgtThis project will target 25 communities with multi-sectoral interventions targeting of newly displacement and new locations and areas of greatest needs, reaching a total of 7175 individuals (2416 women, 1369 girls, 2131 men and 1259 boy and 918 PWDs ) in 25 IDP camps of Mansi, Momauk and Waingmaw of Kachin State, by 31 May 2025. KMSS has designed this proposal, with input of targeted communities and partners currently responding lifesaving humanitarian assistance. ltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtBesides, the project aims to contribute the reduction of the suffering of people affected by ongoing crisis in Kachin by providing multisectoral support, in coordination with other humanitarian actors (KBC, Metta, WPN and other JST members etc) working in these locations and in alignment with the priority of this first standard allocation.lt/pgtltpgtSpecific vulnerable persons such as PWDs, women headed households, elderly persons will be prioritized to meet their specific needs, through consultation with community leaders, FGDs and separate consultation with women groups. Gender balanced staff and volunteers will be recruited where possible, women will be separately engaged in consultations/ trainings. Gender disaggregated data will be collected. AAP, disability inclusion, PSEA, environmental risks, localization and social cohesion will be mainstreamed throughout.lt/pgtltpgtConflict-sensitive/DNH: Using community-based methods, accessible, inclusive services, and having HC meaningfully participate, minimizes intercommunal tensions, and involving the community (volunteers) in a participatory and transparent approach establishes trust. A conflict-sensitive approach is followed to include vulnerable groups (PWDs, people with special needs, FHH) in all project sites according to cluster/sector guidelines. A risk analysis will be regularly carried out to mitigate negative effects.lt/pgtltpgtKMSS and its partner Alin Banmaw are well positioning and abilities to implement this project due to their local context knowledge, combined sectoral experience and longstanding presence in the target locations. KMSS have ongoing LAMP funded by FCDO/ UNOPS focusing on food security (31 March 2025), UNHCR funded program (December 2024) focusing on general protection, MPCA and Non-food items provision, START Fund 45 days response focusing on emergency food assistance etc. These pre-positioned capacities and resources will enable us to manage and implement the proposed interventionsltbrgtKMSS works with local community based groups, consisting of volunteers and community leaders. Security trainings add to safety for staff, local setup adds flexibility in this volatile context. KMSS is able to move to other than the 25 prioritized locations if (security) situation requires. KMSS is well known with relevant authorities in GCA and KCA and is allowed to operate in target locations.ltbrgtlt/pgt