Expanding disability inclusion and explosive ordnance risk education to promote a more inclusive, safe and principled response (multi-year allocation) ltpgtMAG will support EORE mainstreaming by creating a National Training Unit and Facebook-based EORE Resources base. MAG will contract local multi-media agency BRIDGE to develop accessible EORE IEC material and to support EORE Sensitization and mainstreaming and increase awareness if EORE Safety Messages via the creation of an EORE Resource on Facebook, BRIDGE will create short videos, and sharable graphic materials to manage a series of at least 2 Facebook campaign, MAG will further identify and distribute messaging via local traditional media platforms, telegram groups etc. Supporting the creation of content for advocacy BRIDGE will deliver photography and videography training to humanitarian and development workers to enable them to collect high-quality content of the impact of landmine and EO. Over the project, MAG will hold 3 in-person meetings with EORE practitioners to support the consistency of EORE Messages and collect feedback and lessons learned to inform digital campaigns and Sensitization activities. In consultation with the National Disability lead, TLMM will leverage its extensive disability experience to provide Disability Inclusion and Awareness Training to consortium partners and local organisations including sensitization on the Inter-Agency Standing Committee Guidelines for Inclusion of people with disabilities, ethical use of the WSS, and accessible training delivery.  KMSS-PEKON will deliver Disability Awareness and Inclusion training to local communities and IDPs in Southern Shan, trainings will aim to increase knowledge and understanding of the needs of people with disabilities to support their inclusion in activities and services, including accountability engagements.  TLMM and MAG will work to identify people with disabilities via household surveys and community-level consultation. MAG, TLMM and KMSS-PEKONwill work to establish/strengthen referral mechanisms for landmine/EO survivors and people with disabilities, holding a series of consultation and workshops with people with disabilities, caregivers, villages leaders, self-help groups, OPDs and other local authorities to assess extant systems and identify gaps. Provision of Multi-Purpose Case support will be provided to support landmine/EO survivors at the time of the incident, and to people with disabilities to support access to project activities and livelihood opportunities. TLMM will work to strengthen identified make-shift rehabilitation centres to provide assistive devices and customized prostheses, adaptations and modifications for landmine/EO survivors and people with disabilities. KMSS-PEKON will further support people with disabilities by delivering two-day livelihood training in 10 IDP Camps and strengthen coordination between OPDs via a series of workshops to identify and collectively overcome barriers to coordination. All project activities will be accessible to people with disabilities, and EORE messaging will be integrated throughout. In Dawei Township-Tanintharyi MAG will work with Sub-implementing partner KBC-Dawei, MAG will deliver EORE to 10,000 people, and provide MPCS to 10 EO Survivors in emergency settings, collect 40 contamination baseline assessments and produce a comparative report for pre and post-coup contamination utilizing MAG’s historical CBA data, and provide capacity building to KBC to mainstream EORE into all activities. MAG and KBC will work to strengthen referral mechanisms for people with disabilities and EO survivors. KBC will deliver disability and awareness training to local organisations and work to strengthen OPDs via coordination meetings and tailored capacity building activities, and establish 2 Victim Assistance Centres to operate as activity hubs throughout project implementation, enabling EO/landmine survivors to access services without undertaking risky travel. ltbrgtlt/pgt