Breaking boundaries and unlocking sustainable potentials for women and girls with disabilities in conflict-affected areas of Michika, Madagali, Hong, and Gombi LGAs of Adamawa State, Nigeria. ltpgt1. This proposal submission is for Thematic ltbgtEnvelope 3lt/bgt (Breaking down Barriers/disability inclusion): ltbgtGeneral Protection - GBV AoRlt/bgtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgt2. This project significantly contributes to the protection of girls, and vulnerable women including persons with disabilities byltbrgtltbrgtlt/pgtltdivgtThis project, guided by protection principles will manifest a paradigm shift in safeguarding girls and vulnerable women. By ensuring survivors receive comprehensive support, entailing legal and psychosocial services, the project not only enhances recovery but also upholds justice, mitigating the risk of re-victimization. The establishment of community-based disability committees is a visible and meaningful symbol of a community-driven approach to inclusivity and protection. The provision of essential hygiene items to 240 girls, coupled with fostering discussions on sexual and reproductive health within safe spaces, encapsulates a rights-based approach that promotes dignity, mitigates health risks, and fortifies resilience against protection/GBV concerns. Economic empowerment/financial literacy takes center stage as women acquire marketable skills, break dependency cycles, and reduce vulnerability to GBV through financial self-sufficiency.ltbrgtltbrgtlt/divgtltdivgtFurthermore, the project strategically engages men and boys as advocates for gender equality, challenging harmful norms and fostering respectful relationships. School-based GBV club sessions not only empower students to prevent and respond to GBV but also cultivate supportive environments promoting gender equality, and inclusion. Strengthening local systems and actors, including organizations of persons with disabilities (OPDs), bolsters community capacity to prevent, respond to, and address GBV, aligning with global protection mechanisms. The project's multifaceted approach, from empowering adolescents in solar energy to advocating for legal frameworks, aligns with international standards, ensuring comprehensive protection for girls and vulnerable women. This holistic approach not only reinforces the protective shield around girls and vulnerable women but also pioneers transformative changes across sectors, fostering resilience, empowerment, and inclusivity to create a safer, more equitable future for girls,  vulnerable women.ltbrgtlt/divgtltdivgtltbrgtlt/divgtltdivgtltbrgtlt/divgtltdivgtltspangt3. The specific lt/spangtltspangtinnovation behind this project introduces a pilot innovation that empowers adolescent lt/spangtltspangtglt/spangtltspangtirls,lt/spangtltspangt especially persons lt/spangtltspangtwith disabilitieslt/spangtltspangt with technical skills in solar energy, lt/spangtltspangt lt/spangtltspangtand lt/spangtltspangtsolar product creation. This not only opens doors to income-generating opportunities but also fosters economic independence, reducing vulnerabilities to protection/lt/spangtltspangtGBV concernslt/spangtltspangt. The project's focus on renewable energy solutions promotes environmental sustainability, which is adaptable,  scalable.lt/spangtltbrgtlt/divgtltpgt4. CPPLI and CVIF are proposing a 12-Months Project that focuses on enhancing the protective mechanisms for vulnerable and crisis-affected women and girls with a specific focus on persons with disabilities, in Michika, Madagali, Hong, and Gombi LGAs of Adamawa State. The Rationale behind this project is to enhance the protective mechanisms for ltbgt400lt/bgt vulnerable, and crisis-affected women and girls, with a specific focus on persons with disabilities, thereby lessening the barriers they face. The project will also provide CCT and MPC to 320 persons with tailored assistance, allowing them to address their specific needs and priorities, thereby promoting empowerment and dignity.  It will also mitigate risks and enhance resilience by providing a buffer against economic impact. This will also ensure inclusive access to resources, overcoming barriers faced by marginalized groups. The project seeks to achieve 4 specific outcomes 1. Improved access to quality comprehensive multisectoral protection response service. 2. Vulnerable-affected persons (PWD) experience improved well-being and strengthened resilience. 3. Strengthened protection mechanisms of all relevant stakeholders on protection issues. 4. Fostered learning, and project sustainability.lt/pgt