Provision of Integrated Emergency Support through Protection, Shelter/NFI, CCCM and WASH interventions in Bardale,  Bay Region. Through this proposal, WRRS is aiming to provide integrated life-saving assistance to the conflict, drought and flooding displaced IDPs in Berdale of Bay region  while also ensuring the centrality of protection in aspects of the this intervention.. The integrated response package that constitutes CCCM, Protection, Shelter, NFIs and WASH will prioritize and meet the needs of the most vulnerable IDPs that are in need of support and not currently receiving similar assistance from other humanitarian actors. In addition, the project will complement WRRS’s emergency humanitarian efforts in the targeted area on addressing the identified needs. 
The aim of having different components under this application is to support the targeted communities holistically and efficiently by providing well-tailored and packaged responses in order to cater the different needs of the people of concern. The CCCM component of the project will constitute the capacity building aspect, community engagement and creating effective community support structures. WRRS purposes to establish/revive train comprehensive and inclusive CCCM committees in each of the targeted areas to support the project implementation. WRRS will also play an important role in improving the coordination and monitoring of service provision at site level and avoiding duplication or gaps through establishing CCCM sub-cluster in Berdale in particular and attending the CCCM cluster.
The protection activities are designed to enhance community based protection mechanisms through establishing community protection committees, documenting and monitoring of protection concerns as well providing timely, safe protection responses to the needy people. The proposed interventions include GBV response through provision of medical and material assistant, lighting, training and housing, land and property rights awareness. WRRS will also intervene in shelter/NFI through distribution of 1000 NFIs and 500 Emergency shelter kits in Berdale.WRRS will target 4 IDP settlements that is Jakatoon, Busley, Wadajir and Danwadag all in Berdale.
To meet the most urgent identified WASH needs in the targeted areas, following activities has been proposed under WASH, Hygiene promotion,  750 hygiene kits distribution targeting 4,500(2160 women,1440 men, 540 girls and 360 boys), rehabilitation of 16 shallow wells that were damaged by the floods and training of 16 water management committees training will be conducted each shallow well rehabilitated 5 members will be trained 2 women and 2 men and camp leader). Construction of two water extension. Construction of 100 flood proofed, desludgeable, gender sensitive communal latrines with an appropriate hand washing facility and are lockable from inside targeting 3000 beneficiaries.  Provision of 24 sanitation kits and 32 solid waste management campaigns will be conducted to enable environment devastated by the floods. Provision of 750 HKs and Massive hygiene promotion activities, two community capacity building will be conducted, one for community hygiene promotion volunteers and PHAST training for 20 gender balanced participants from each of the 4 camps will be conducted to enhance community behavioral change. WRRS will targeted 15% of the total beneficiaries as people with disabilities and elderly people.
Shelter activities proposed will help beneficiaries especially the new arrivals to get better living condition through provision of emergency shelter kits, emergency shelter kits in Berdale.WRRS will conduct a direct distribution since markets are very weak in Berdale. This project will reach 10,440 individuals (3516 men, 3724female, 1590boys and 1610 girls) through different components of the project. Individual or HHs will benefit from different interventions based on their needs, however the project selection criteria will gauge the targeting and ensure that there is appropriate and specific resources distributions in the four targeted communities.