Strengthening the Provision of Lifesaving CCCM Activities for Drought-Affected IDPs in Deynille District through Multisectoral Coordination in Catchment Area-Level Operations. ltp style="" class=""gtThe project intends to contribute to scaling up Camp
Coordination and Camp Management in the Deynille District through the CCCM
Catchment Area-Level Operations, this will be done through Area-based
site-level coordination and monitoring that is critical in creating an
equitable and fast emergency response for drought-affected IDPs.lt/pgt

ltp class="MsoNormal"gtThe proposed project will adopt an area-based approach that
prioritizes Catchment areas 18 and 19 in the Deynille district. The primary goal
of this approach is to address the unique needs and challenges faced by the
communities living in these areas. By concentrating resources and interventions
on these specific catchment areas, the project aims to provide coordinated and
effective support to vulnerable populations.lt/pgt

ltp class="MsoNormal"gtTo achieve this goal, the project will use the strengthened
monitoring framework of the CCCM Cluster. Through this framework, NoFYL will
undertake mapping and monitoring of services at the area level. This will
enhance the gap analysis for the humanitarian response and other partners
involved in the delivery of services. Data collection of new arrivals and
MUAC screening/referrals via New Arrival Tracker activity will be conducted to
provide site-level new arrival trends and gap analysis which is critical to the
overall drought response in IDP sites leading to efficient aid and service
delivery to the affected population.lt/pgt

ltp class="MsoNormal"gtThe project will also prioritize community engagement and
site-level complaints feedback mechanism activities. To ease this, information
desks and toll-free hotlines will be set up within the IDP settlements,
allowing for two-way information sharing between local authorities,
humanitarian agencies, and the community. This will enhance accountability
among all stakeholders while ensuring strong coordination with the support of
camp management.ltbrgtltbrgtlt/pgt

ltp class="MsoNormal"gtThrough this project, NoFYL will continue to focus on
providing access to critical information in sites receiving drought-displaced
new arrivals. Additionally, site-level safety audits will be conducted to
inform site improvement activities and integrated initiatives focused on protection
mainstreaming. Site improvement activities will evolve to include wage-paying
workdays for IDPs through cash-for-work activities, which will improve the
living conditions of those affected by drought while mitigating protection
issues in IDP sites.lt/pgt

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ltp class="MsoNormal"gtThis grant will enable NoFYL to extend its services to
178 IDP sites found in Catchment areas 18 and 19 in the Deynille district.
The project will leverage on existing coordination NoFYL is leading to ensure
that necessary services are delivered to the targeted communities.lt/pgt

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ltp class="MsoNormal"gtNoFYL, through the area-based approach, will manage camps in
catchment areas 18 and 19. Instead of focusing solely on individual sites,
NoFYL will manage the catchment areas, ensuring the efficient use of resources,
improving service delivery, and promoting better coordination among
humanitarian actors.lt/pgt

ltp class="MsoNormal"gtNoFYL, with the support and guidance of the CCCM Cluster,
will be using key site-level indicators to rotate IDP site interventions in
the 178 IDP sites found in Catchment areas 18 and 19 allowing NoFYL
to prioritize sites with the most pressing needs and provide them with priority
attention. By measuring and tracking these indicators, NoFYL can determine if
sites still require emergency CCCM operations, enabling the rotation coverage to
other sites with priority needs.ltbrgtltbrgtlt/pgt

ltp class="MsoNormal"gtThe Area Based Approach ensures effective coordination and
essential service delivery by the humanitarian actors in the catchment area to
the affected communities and promotes community participation in
decision-making processes. Through this, the affected communities will have a
say in the management of their camps, easing effective communication and
coordination among humanitarian actors. Additionally, the area-based approach
will ensure the efficient use of resources, maximizing the impact of NoFYL's
interventions.lt/pgtltp class="sceditor-nlf"gtltbrgtlt/pgt