Protection monitoring services provided in Kahda and Daynile districts of Banadir to identify protection risks, human rights violations and gaps in available services.. This project is designed to improve the lives of the most vulnerable IDP population affected by floods and drought in Kahda and Daynile districts’ IDP sites. SSWC targets same IDP sites with NOFYL and SWDC to provide an integrated response to the basic humanitarian needs of the targeted IDPs. SSWC will provide General protection and NOFYL will implement CCCM and HLP while SWDC provides CP services. The project will cover a total of 15 IDP umbrellas. In Kahda, Centers Sanaag (563HHs), Miisaan (576HHs), Gargaar(376HHs), Shaafi (451HHs), and Xurmo (434HHs) will be targeted. Centers Midnimo (301HHs), Al Cadaala (370HHs), Cosob (296HHs), Mideeye (453HHs), Qanciye (547HHs), Hadii La Yaabo Yaasinka (410HHs), Iskaashi 2(377HHs), Dahraan (450HHs), Doco Waalid (513HHs), and Dhibane (682HHs) will be targeted in Daynile. The project will directly benefit a total of 3718 households (1859 women, 1559 men, 150 girls and 150 boys). 

Protection monitoring will be conducted in line with the principles and methodology and SOPs of the Protection Cluster led Somalia Protection Monitoring System (SPMS). SSWC protection monitors will identify key informants representing a variety of demographic profiles. Each protection monitor will identify 15 key informants and conduct Key Informant Interviews using the PMS Questionnaire between every last and first week of the month. The data collated will be shared with the protection cluster and other protection partners for key decision making that relates to addressing protection needs of the IDPs and host communities living in Daynile and Kahda districts.

SSWC will train the protection monitors together with the Team Leader and the M amp E Coordinator on the protection monitoring systems, procedures to follow in the identification of Key Informants, KIs, from communities, data collection, analysis, data integrity and confidentiality, community entry and ethics and procedures relating to questionnaire and interview administrations. The training will adopt the protection cluster training manual/materials. 

SSWC will conduct at least one protection joint analysis workshop in every quarter in Banadir. The workshop will bring together key protection stakeholders to review, discuss and analyze protection services provided over the period. 30 participants comprising of partners providing protection services in Kahda and Daynile as well as community leaders and local administration will participate in the workshop. The quarterly collated protection data will be presented and deliberated upon for incorporation into key protection decisions made afterwards.

SSWC will establish a community feedback and response mechanisms in the targeted IDP camps in Kahda and Daynile. there will be 4 CFRM attendants ( 2 based in Daynile and 2 in Kahda) who will be collecting complaints and feedback/complaints from the beneficiaries this will help beneficiaries to access services and will improve our accountability to the affected population. The feedback and responses received will be analyzed and acted upon by the protection monitoring staff through laid down procedures. The team will address concerns raised that are within the project's scope and refer out of scope feedback to relevant service providers operating within Daynile and Kahda through identified effective referral pathways.

SSWC will mainstream COVID 19 adaptation guidelines (Carrying out RCCE activities, social distancing and use of face masks) in the implementation of all project act