Providing Emergency Life Saving CCCM Assistance to IDPs living in IDP sites in Al Zuhra District, Al Hodeida governorate (Priority 2) The proposed project is a new project amp not a continuation of an  existing project. The Project falls under the Priority 2 of the 1st allocation strategy for 2022. It targets Az Zuhrah district in Al Hodeida governorate amp within the district targets13 underserved IDP sites (Deer Eidha, Mahal Al Hukmi, Qabas, Al Masaqi, Abu Harba, Mahal Eabsa, Al Souq Al Qadeem, Al Mararyah, Mahal Hajoor, Abu Al sin, Kadaf Al Eydabi, Al Arajah, Al Qisia) from Rub Al Sham amp Rub Al Sharqi subdistricts. A rapid needs assessment conducted by LMMPO in the target IDP sites showed most of the HHs living in the sites are living in makeshift shelters without access the basic services amp assistance The sites lack formal tenancy agreements Are facing multiple threats amp are unsafe amp are in need for urgent CCCM interventions. 

The Overall Objective of the project is to ensure that IDPs amp other affected HHs living in the 13 IDP sites witness an improvement in living conditions amp improved access to emergency life saving assistance amp protection as a result of improved camp coordination amp camp management.
The following CCCM activities are planned to achieve the objective: (i) Strengthening community self-organization amp community cohesion through building the capacity of the site communities in site management, providing them technical amp financial support plan, implement amp monitor small communal, risk reduction, emergency response, humanitarian assistance amp site improvement projects amp site maintenance / operation (ii) Strengthening safe access of the IDPs and affected HHs living in the sites to multi-sectorial services at the site level through: Training Community Committees in self organisation amp living together in harmony Supporting communities to maintain an updated data base on the residents of the sites amp their needs / priorities through establishing a team of volunteers amp training them in data collection, protection amp identification of vulnerable persons in need of emergency assistance amp protection Ensuring access of residents of the sites to emergency life saving assistance amp protection through establishing a referral system and continuous referral and coordination. (iii) Establishing access to information for the HHs through carrying out a mass information sharing / awareness raising campaign amp educating them on protection risks, nutrition, health, hygiene, ways to report any complaints / provide a feedback.

Total 13 IDP sites in Az Zuhra district of Al Hodeida governorate amp 635 IDPs / other affected HHs (3810 individuals including 952 men, 916 women, 996 boys amp 946 girls) living in the 13 sites will benefit from the project. It is expected that as a result of the capacity building activities amp support provided by the project, communities living in 13 IDP sites will have improved self organisation, planning, implementing  amp monitoring skills. Also, communities will come together to plan amp implement small communal projects, risk reduction projects amp emergency project which will improve the living standards amp resilience of the women, men, boys amp girls living in the sites. There will also be increased social cohesion amp improved social bonds as a result of the experience of working together. Also, the referral system established by the project will ensure access of residents of the sites to emergency life saving assistance amp protection. This will in turn improve the overall physical amp emotional health of the people amp lead to reduced morbidity amp mortality of the women, girls, boys amp men amp ensure their wellbeing. Complementing the above, the mass information sharing amp awareness raising campaign carried out by the project will educate women, men, girls and boys on health, nutrition, hygiene, protection, accountability, give them access to information amp thereby prevent amp mitigate health amp protection risks amp facilitate redress for women, girls, boys amp men. The approach of the project to build local capacity amp local ownership guarantees sustainability.