Envelop 2: Integrated emergency and lifesaving response (CCCM, Shelter and NFIs) to the floods and conflict affected communities in Malakal-POC, Upper Nile State. DRC will continue collaborating with NNGO Humanitarian Development Consortium (HDC) to implement a multi-sector and integrated Shelter and Non-Food Items (S/NFI) whereas DRC will directly implement Camp Coordination Management (CCCM) programme in Malakal County in Upper Nile State. The overall aim of the project is to ensure safe, equitable, and dignified access to critical cross-sectoral basic services to enable populations to meet their basic needs. The program will target an estimated 20,500 affected persons (without double counting) in Malakal County through integrated SNFI and 34056 through Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM). DRC and HDC will provide Humanitarian assistance through a static and roving response by existing teams in Malakal. To address the shelter, and non-food items (SNFI) needs of vulnerable communities within the Malakal POC through in-kind S/NFI assistance, emergency shelter reconstruction. DRC will further continue strengthening state-level coordination through SNFI State Focal Point in Upper Nile. In Malakal, the Organizations will take a conflict-sensitive approach to implement shelter assistance. Under the technical guidance of DRC, aimed to build HDC organizational capacity through technical support from DRC MEAL and the Finance team through coaching sessions. The community entrusts its local leaders as they play a significant role in their channel of raising complaints. DRC and HDC will continue working jointly with the community leader, the community shelter, and protection teams while conducting assessments guided by a criterion on the most vulnerable. The team will further verify information received in the feedback response complain mechanism (FRCM) desk and address the specific beneficiaries. The activity implementation is a consultative process with the community members and their local leaders. Through meetings, the engagement factors their feedback into the project to enable the organization's accountability to the affected population. DRC and HDC will ensure risks to COVID-19 are mitigated and minimized by adapting programming in line with WHO recommendations. DRC continues to adapt and adjust to procedures and modalities as the situation evolves with close dialogue with partners, donors, and external dependents over the coming days and weeks. The approach helps identify practical and actionable solutions that ensure the continuity of operations, adherence to due diligence, and do no harm principles towards our staff and beneficiaries. Programmatic responses to COVID-19 outbreaks in the communities we work in, potential suspension of operations, reporting, and financing modalities, as well as compliance with national legislation and donor regulations. Through this Proposal, DRC is aiming to support the floods and conflict displaced IDPs and ensuring the centrality of protection through provision of integrated humanitarian assistance in Malakal-PoC. The project cluster objective to meet the specific need of the IDP in POC. DRC will engage implementing partners and relevant authorities on identified needs, gaps, to avoid overlaps of activities to address various need of the affected population. DRC will conduct participatory site maintenance activities which are in line with the cluster objective in regards to site, care and maintenance through cash for work modality, and Monitor service delivery in the Poc and other targeted sites through CCCM Mobile Teams to identify any service gaps and overlaps of interventions by implementing agencies as well as Reinforce accountability to displaced populations through increasing communication and feedback on availability of services. DRC will continue to strengthen Feedback complaint and Response mechanisms (FCRMs) in sites to ensure accountability to the affected population. While implementing integrated programing, COVID 19 guidance were adopted by DRC to ensure protection and safety of IDPs population in the PoC.