Provision of Integrated FSA, Health, Nutrition, and WASH Responses to the Affected Displaced People and Host Community in Ku'aydinah District, and FSA and WASH Responses in Al-Miftah District, Hajjah Governorate (priority 1) This project is designed to contribute to the reduction of food insecurity and malnutrition for the most vulnerable IDPs and the host communities in Hajjah governorate, targeting 33235 BNFs (12119 men, 12615 women, 4141 boys, 4360 girls) in Ku'aydinah district by integrated multi-sectorial life-saving assistance and services, and 6100 BNFs (1196 men, 1244 women, 1793 boys, 1867 girls)  in Al-Miftah district by WASH amp FSA assistance and services. The project will be implemented within 12 months period as follows:
FSA:
A total of 8400 BNFs (1646 men, 1714 women, 2470 boys, 2570 girls) IDPs and host communities in Ku'aydinah and Al-Miftah districts to meet their basic food needs in conditional cash transfer for 3 months through increasing household incomes and employment opportunities in cash for work to rehabilitate the community roads and agriculture lands affected by flood disaster and promote their community assets access to agriculture lands, supporting toward of the resilience. 
WASH:
The WASH component will lead to enhance the access of 2002 IDPs amp 18203 HCs (3560 Men, 3709 women, 5614 Boys, 5346 girls) of the most the Affected Displaced People and Host Community in Ku’aydinah and Al-Miftah districts, Hajjah governorate. The total number of individuals for the WASH interventions in the Maftah district is 6100 HCs (1195 Men, 1245 women, 1867 Boys, 1793 girls) will be targeted for one water project (Alkamah), the training water community committee, amp latrines. Furthermore, the WASH interventions in Ku'aydinah will be targeted 14105 individuals (2757 Men, 2873 women, 4360 Boys, 4141 girls) two Water projects, one project in (Al Mashaf) and IDPs Water Project in (Al Rabowi), also, distribution of IDPs Camp Latrines amp 451 HKs, conduct 158 awareness sessions, amp implementation of 2 Cleaning Campaigns.
HampN:
About 30016 (12119 Men,12615 Women, 2588 Boys, 2694 Girls) IDPs amphost communities, in the targeted district with HampN services in Ku'aydinah district,
The Health component will support primary health care in the targeted 6 health facilities (1HC amp 5 HU) providing PHC including:
* essential health care (primary health care treatment of diseases and injuries, child health, RH amp EPI, and control of communicable and non-communicable diseases).
 BeMONC and Child Care IMCI in the targeted 6HFs 
* Conducting (MMT)/Out-reach (OR) visits conducted to deliver PHC Services, 
* Rehabilitation of supported HFs, and provision of water, essential medical equipment/furniture, and fuel and solar panel systems, 
* Training, and capacity building of (HCWs), 
* Operational support to Targeted Health Facilities (including fuel, water, oxygen, HCW incentives support, medicines and supplies, essential medical equipment, essential lab supplies, etc.).
* Nutrition component will be in targeted 6 OTPs in Ku'aydinah district Hajjah governorate and will focus on treating Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) in OTPs and, referral of under-five children with severe acute malnutrition cases with medical complications to the nearest TFC, establishing IYCF corners to provide counseling on child feeding practices to pregnant and lactating women and caretakers, increase screening and referral and CMAMampIYCF Program training for the HWs at the Nutrition site level.
The project approach ensures using the IFRR approach in designing the activities to target similar BNFs by all sectors. The HFs were used as the main catchment for all targeted BNFs in HampN sectors. Next, the WASH projects’ sites have been mapped to be integrated within the same other 2 sectors’ sites. Then according to the RNA matrix, project sites and BNFs locations have been selected to be intervened with FSA assistance and services. In Miftah district, NFDHR is going to coordinate with RI to complement IFRR approach. MampE activities, verification, targeting criteria, and risk management have been developed to ensure targeting the eligible BNFs with high quality and safe assistance amp services