Area-Based-Allocation -Provision of basic lifesaving Health and Nutrition services in Deribat area of East Jabal Mera ltpgtThe project aims at reducing avoidable morbidity and mortality, including those related to outbreaks, maternal complications, and malnutrition.nbsp ltbrgtThe 8-month project will respond to health and nutrition needs for internally displaced persons and host community in Deribat in East Jebal Merra locality, South Darfur through running one mobile clinic in the location. The project will target 10,000 as direct beneficiaries 2700 men, 2800 women, 2200 boys and 2300 girls. Itnbspwill be implemented through partnership with JMCO as local partner.nbsp Alight/JMCO will provide basic primary health services, including management of communicable and common non- communicable diseases maternal and child health reproductive health including the management of STIs clinical management of rape and gender-based violence and immunization as well as health promotion. To address the high rate of malnutrition and low coverage of treatment of malnutrition, Alight/JMCO will focus on Community-based Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) program. Nutrition interventions will include supporting one OTP, MUAC screening and counselling of pregnant women and caregivers of children 0-23 months on MYCN. Also in case WFP avail supplies, the facility will implement TSFP.lt/pgtltpgtAlight will collaborate with other stakeholders, including UN agencies, directly or through SMOH for essential supplies, including medicines, vaccines, Contraceptives, RUTF, and RUSF.lt/pgtltpgtJointnbspsupervision will be organized alongside SMOH and HAC to ensure interventions are aligned with government/SMOH guidelinesnbspand protocols.lt/pgtltpgtJMCO is already operating innbspJebal Merra and had other partnership withnbspAlight in the past. Through this project, Alight will oversee the implementation, support capacity building of JMCO PRSEAH in respondingnbspto emergency and training on PRSEAH, support thenbspprocurement of medicines and medical equipment to minimize the risk, and will organize regular and quarterly joint supervision.nbspnbspJMCO, will recruit secondednbspstaff to provide services, engage SMOH to organize trainings based on gaps, support referrals, community outreaches and IYCF at community level. JMCO willltspangtnbspprovide mobile services under Alight's technical and financial monitoring.nbspAn MoU will be signed between the two parties to clarify roles, responsibilities, and obligations.lt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtThe project will also support Nyala Hospital with medical equipment based on a pre-identified needs for improved quality of secondary health care services.lt/pgtltpgtAlight has already started engagement with SMOH, WHO on this project and expect to benefit medical and nutrition supplies to run the facility. However, the FLA with WFP was prepared before this call, however Alight will engage WFP to discuss possible support to have RUSF for TSFP, in case supplies are not available, Alight alongside JMCO will map out the closest TSFP sites for referral of cases, if none, moderate acute malnourished children will be targeted with prevention activities.lt/pgtltpgtltbrgtThe response will be very sensitive to the dynamic in the area and will try the best to avoid any creation of current or future conflict between different groups, this will need to treat all communities based on needs and not discriminate between them, different communities will also be consulted and engage at the different level of the project implementation for more transparency and ownership building.ltbrgtAlight team will be working very closely with its partner JIMCO to consider conflict sensitivity approach at all levels of implementation and staff will be oriented accordingly. Alight has a focal person, Atif Ismial, the senior area managernbspwho will analyze, lead the monitoring and ensure any issue to conflict sensitivity is resolved and report to high level for timely action.ltbrgtlt/pgt