Envelope 1: Provision of Emergency life saving Food and WASH assistance to the most vulnerable people in Al Husha district - Al Dhale'e Governorate and Wusab As Safil district - Dhamar Governorate Yemen Family Care Association (YFCA) along with its IPs- local national NGOs (Anwar Dhuran Alhusha and OCSANA foundation) plans over 10 months under this project to implement this integrated Food and WASH multi-sectorial assistance for the purpose of providing emergency lifesaving food and WASH assistance including livelihood improving interventions to 71400 beneficiaries from the most affected communities at Alhusha district- Al Dhalee Governorate and Wusab As Safil district - Dhamar Governorate which had been considered as a priority districts for the second standard allocation in the envelope 1 and had been coordinated with FSAC and WASH clusters and sub-clusters as well as with the corresponding stakeholders.
The package of interventions under this project aims to contribute in mitigating the immediate and underlying causes of food insecurity and malnutrition in the targeted areas using key approaches and modalities to address these causes and bridge the needs gaps at FS and WASH areas.
These interventions include1) EFA (Emergency Food Assistance) through Conditional and unconditional voucher transfers. 2) Emergency Livelihoods Assistance through  Cash for Work/Assets to assist vulnerable households to access emergency food, while at the same time rehabilitating assets for improved production through work related to food security projects and outcomes by repairing and rehabilitating of terraces, irrigation canals, water tanks and reservoirs and 3) Providing WASH assistance that covers provision of WASH minimum package at individual amp HHs, communities and institution levels using the key interventions at each level based on the findings of assessment conducted in alignment with given by WASH cluster priority interventions and coordination with the local communities committees. 
YFCA will ensure the alignment of planned activities under this project with the concepts of protection and gender mainstreaming while providing humanitarian assistance using very clear and specific mechanisms that could be easily monitored and measured, in addition to demonstrating its’ accountability towards beneficiaries’ rights during designing, implementing and monitoring of this project through adhering to the AAP framework for corresponding clusters. This project includes clear objectives and outputs incorporating protection outcomes and protection mainstreaming principles: prioritizing safety and dignity and avoid causing harm, ensuring meaningful access, accountability and participation and empowerment of vulnerable groups and individuals. 
An exit strategy had been clearly identified for this project to contribute in sustainability of services and avoid detrimental effects on targeted communities.
The management of this project will be carried out by high professional central and field staff who abide by internal code of conduct that aligned with humanitarian principles and SPHERE standards in all sectors.
YFCA MEAL unit along with field MampE officers will fulfill effectively the tasks of MampE as per the designed plan to ensure the timeliness and quality of implementation throughout the project duration using project based tailored MampE concepts, modalities and tools at the central and field levels including active community engagement through the two-way feedback mechanism and suggestion boxes.
The administrative and financial management of the project will be carried out by programs sector and financial amp accounting department at the main office and YFCA offices at Aldhalee And Alhudaidah and Sana’a “for Wusab As Safel district as it is covered by Sana’a hub but geographically is close to Alhudaidah area” and will meet the financial requirements of HFU including the internal and external auditing as well as reporting of the progress using GMS.