Supporting new and prolonged IDPs to meet their emergency food, WASH and Education needs in Kandahar and Takhar Provinces of Afghanistan through immediate cash transfer modality, WASH interventions and establishment of children Temporary Learning Space (TLS) By implementation of the proposed integrated project  1) under envelop five (FSAC) CoAR planned to ensure that 450 new and 149 prolonged IDPs’ families in Khwaja Ghar and 699 family new IDP in Maywand have covered their basic food needs. 
According to CoAR past experience in cash based interventions, a two-month, cluster-recommended basic food basket will be provided in the form of cash to cover food needs of most vulnerable new and prolonged IDPs through immediate cash transfer modality. Immediate cash transfer is monetary assistance and will be in form of physical cash to the targeted households that enables direct access to food from the marketplace.
Based on WFP food ration, food basket for one month will be worth 6,000 AFS (90USD). This is in line with WFP strategy and covers approximately 100% of the monthly food needs of an average afghan household. Therefore, female-headed households, households with chronically ill, disabled, elderly, lactating or pregnant women, and children under five, will receive cash grant in two distributions to cover their food needs for two months. Meanwhile head of HH will be encouraged through distribution of cash and brainstorming sessions to enroll their children into EIE/TLCs of the protection/education portion. CoAR will locally identify shops to offer food items to beneficiaries on reasonable prices. To equip the beneficiaries with proper use of cash granted, CoAR will hold separate brain storming sessions for male and female beneficiaries so beneficiary better understand the nutrition values of different food items, good food storage practices, dietary diversity, good cooking practices and they will purchase food items, those could appropriately satisfy their family’s nutrition needs. 
2) Under envelop four (WASH), lack of hand washing, latrines and bathing facilities, lack of awareness on importance of hand washing, water treatment, water storage and use of latrine, poor understanding of hygiene practices, using unsafe water, all leads to water born diseases and lack of access to safe drinking water.  During the survey, these factors were identified by more than 88% of the respondent as major challenges of the IDPs.  It was also found that households consume less than 10.5 liters per person per day below Sphere indicator of 15 liters per person per day. Thus CoAR will reach 12,831individuals (3,208 men, 4,491 women and 5,132 children) in Maywand district through access to sufficient safe drinking water, construction of adequate gender sensitive sanitation facilities, rehabilitation of 22 non-functional wells with hand pumps and motorized piped schemes, providing hand washing, sanitation facilities at target communities and at temporary learning classes (TLC/EiE) and appropriate means of hygiene to reduce health risks and to foster resilient bodies and minds. Promotion activities will be accompanied by the distribution of hygiene Kits. 
3) Under envelop three-Protection, CoAR has designed the emergency education component, where children, according to age and previous education background, if any, will be enrolled into temporary EiE classes/TLCs, until the next Afghan school year starts, i.e. "End March 2018 in Takhar and End August 2017 in Kandahar". On the exit of the project, children are consequently expected to be integrated into nearby Hub Schools, where feasible. CoAR will also provide learning opportunities to 1950 affected children (at least 40% girls) by establishing 65 Temporary Learning Classes in Kandahar and Takhar provinces. All the TLCs will be equipped with classroom kits, latrine, drinking water (from WASH cluster) and recreational kits. Students will receive a full set of text books from MoE and Teaching and Learning Materials, stationary. The three components of this CHF integrated model will encompass protection issue: safety, dignity, access, participation and accountability as crosscutting subject throughout the project cycle management.