Multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance Ada Berga/Ilu Gelan woredas, West Shewa (Envelope 1 - Oromia Region) This proposal responds to Allocation Strategy ‘Envelope 1 - Support to underserved emergencies’ and targets in Ada Berga and Ilu Gelan woredas of West Shewa. This proposal responds to all prioritized clusters with a proportional budgetary split of: Education (10%), ES/NFI (30%), Health (20%), Nutrition (10%), Protection (5%) and WASH (25%). 

The West Shewa Zone in Oromia has been subject to waves of conflict and displacement over recent years and is currently also experiencing severe drought. This combination of conflict and drought is pushing millions beyond their capacity to cope and placing them in  need of multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance.  

In response CRS will provide multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance in the Ada Berga and Ilu Gelan woredas of West Shewa Zone in partnership with the Ethiopian Catholic Church-Social and Development Commission, Nekemt Branch (ECC-SDCON). ECC-SDCON has been present in the area for many years and has a depth of knowledge and experience in working with the affected communities, including in humanitarian response. Together CRS and national partner ECC-SDCON will deliver assistance including: 
ESNFI: 
	Provide cash for rent. Each household will receive $25 month for six months. 
Health:
	Train MHNT on disease surveillance, Early warning, and Response 
	Support health facility to resume their routine health services. 
	Health facilities support disease outbreak responses, including Cholera, measles, etc 
	Restocking health facilities – (16 health posts and 2 health centres) that are looted or damaged with basic essential medicines and medical supplies  

Nutrition:
	Treatment of Severe and Mild Acute Malnutrition (SAM/MAM) children amp MAM Pregnant amp Lactating Women (PLW) amp support to Infant amp Young Child Feeding (IYCF) practices and community outreach
WASH:
	Rehabilitate/expand water supply schemes and in doing so supply people with access to safe drinking water  
	Hygiene messaging and hygiene kits distribution.  
 
Education: 
	CRS and partner will build  temporary learning spaces (TLS) in the vicinity of the targeted elementary schools to help mitigate the damage done to educational facilities in the area as a result of the conflict. 
	The team will also renovate schools that had suffered damage throughout the conflict. 
	The TLS and schools to be renovated will receive basic teaching and learning supplies. Selected teachers in conflict affected area will also be trained on child-centered teaching methodologies, effective classroom management, production, and use of learning aids, GBV, child protection and core ABE curriculum. 
Protection: 
	CRS will carry-out GBV service mapping and support to service providers directly. Based on the assessment GBV service providers will be strengthened to ensure survivors can access quality services
	Psychological first aid training will be provided for selected CRS and partner staff including governmental partners. 
	A specialized MHPSS ToT training for front line service providers focusing on MHNTs, health centres and teachers in TLS. Mental health and psycho-social support services will be delivered through health centres.
	GBV basic concepts training. Awareness raising on reporting mechanisms and how to access services. 
	Dignity kits provided for women and girls of reproductive age plus pre dignity kits assessment will be conducted