The integrated response of health, nutrition and WASH interventions to contribute in the reduction of malnutrition in Al Asha and As Sawd districts in Amran governorate (priority 1) Harmonized with the 2022 first slandered allocation, as well as the clusters objectives, this project is aim to provide lifesaving integrated Health, Nutrition and WASH assistance to estimated 4,318 Households, 30,229 individuals (6,221 Men, 9,629 Women, 7,735 boys and 6,644 girls) which includes 3208 individuals from the internally displaced people in As Sawd and Al Ashah Districts of Amran Governorate. 
IRY in this project proposes to contribute to the reduction of hunger, morbidity, mortality and protect wellbeing of children and their families through reinforcing the coverage and quality of ongoing multi-sectoral integrated service delivery in Al-Asha and As Sawd districts in Amran governorate. IRY in these districts will contribute in implementing, an integrated multi-sector response focusing on expanding high impact programs, to prevent famine and mitigate hunger in Al Asha and As Soud districts by increasing access to quality life-saving primary health care services with preventive and curative interventions and services through the Integrated Famine Rapid Response (IFRR) package, which is the main goal of Priority 1 of 1st standard allocation 2022.
IRY is planning to establish 2 TFCs in 2 District hospitals (Al Asha and As Sawd districts), BeMONC services in Jarman Health center and providing PHC services in 2 health units (Hadad and Hashif ) in Al Asha district. IRY will also provide Nutrition (MAM) services in 4 health units (Almiqabl, Rokn Algharzah, Bait Almoid and Zabida) in As-Sawd district in Amran governorate.
A medical mobile team consisting of a doctor, midwife, nurse, pharmacist and medical assistant will be providing primary health care to the third catchment population and hard to reach areas in As-Sawd district.
Key WASH interventions will comprise of 02 # of water systems and water quality analysis (physical, Biological and Chemical) in Al Ashah Districts, installation of #20 of family latrines in Al Ashah District, training of volunteers to support health and hygiene promoters during hygiene sessions in the affected area. #35 of hygiene sessions in Al Ashah District, Distribution of #250 of hygiene kits to households with SAM cases in Al Ashah District, # 250 distribution of water filters in Al Ashah District to protect community from water borne disease, and reproduction of information Education communication (IEC) material to deliver health amp hygiene messages. IR Yemen recognizes that people of different gender and age often face different barriers in accessing humanitarian services and also struggle with various vulnerabilities to violence, in particular when accessing WASH facilities and services. Therefore, it will ensure that women will be consulted throughout the project and the water sources will be safe for women and children. Also, the distribution of hygiene and sanitation materials will also respect the special needs of SAM case. The community volunteers will have at least significant representation of women in order to ensure that women fully participate in the selection, final needs identification, and distribution of the supplies.
IRY will coordinate with available partners on the ground as YDN is going to cover FSAC in Al Ashah district, and CARE is going to cover FASC and WASH in As Sawad district to complement IFRR approach.