Integrated Multi-sector Assistance to Conflict Affected Communities in Horo Guduru,  Wollega Zone, Oromia Region (Envelop 1 - Oromia Region) Aligning with EHF 2022 First Standard Allocation document,  World Vision and its local partner FIDO  developed  the project with objective of providing integrated multi sector response to the conflict affected people in Amuru and Jardaga-Jarte  woredas, Horogudru Wollega zone. The existing humanitarian crises related to the persistent displacement of people in Horo Gudro Wellega Zones of Oromia region has resulted recurrent displacements, which leads to insecurity, access constraints, and socio-economic downturns in the area. Rapid need assessment conducted by Wollega University  in the  first week of October 2022 indicated that more than 70,632 (39,791 male and 30,841 females were displaced in Horro Guduru  Wolloga zones.   Many IDPs remain displaced in different Woreda towns and kebeles in the host community either staying with relatives, renting houses or living in temporary substandard local shelters. This requires provision of timely and appropriate cash for rent assistance and ensure that conflict affected peoples have adequate protection, safety, dignity, well-being and equitable access to the shelter until returning to their residences. The finding further indicated high number of Unaccompanied and Separated Children (UASC), children at risk, as well as some GBV cases. In addition, IDP communities have experienced trauma and loss, which is causing depression, grief and psycho social stress. This project will do interventions that address child protection, GBV prevention and response, Family Tracing and Re-unification (FTR) and Mental Health and Psycho social support and strengthening the capacity of actors.
The infrastructure such as access to basic health and nutrition services are limited and high numbers of IDPs over-burdened the CMAM services provision by causing workload on the existing work forces.. This will also have long-term impact and increase prevalence of under nutrition specifically wasting, underweight, and later increases in stunting prevalence. The project improves access to quality primary essential health care services through surge capacity team, strengthens mitigation, prevention and control of disease outbreaks including COVID-19.
The sanitation and hygiene condition of the IDPs as well as the host communities is by far below the standards, exposing them to risk of outbreaks such as Cholera. Lack of basic WASH services in schools and health facilities with inadequate sanitation services are common phenomenon. The project includes WASH services to the communities and institution, mainly focusing on the health care facilities where different health and nutrition service are ongoing. The response is designed to reduce mortality/morbidity associated with water stress, diarrhea and malnutrition.
In Amuru Woreda, 23 schools were fully closed due to partial damage in conflict crisis. Since 2021, 5,152 (2,472 girls) are out of schools as displaced and settled at two IDP centers named Hagamsa and Oborra towns. Similarly, in Jardaga-Jarte Woreda, four (4) schools are closed this has affected 1393 children (673 girls). 
WVE designed this project in partnership with FIDO  to respond to the emergency needs of the people through integrated intervention of ES/NFI, Health, Nutrition, WASH, Protection and Education sectors. This is a 12 month project targeting 93,685 Internal Displaced People (IDPs) and 46,315 Host Communities.(HCs).