Contribution in support of people of concern to UNHCR in Ethiopia, Lebanon, Niger and Syria. Assistance de protection pour des réfugiés de Somali dans la Zone Doolo en Ethiopie Support to the interventions of UNHCR in Ethiopia, Lebanon, Niger and Syria. The project will provide monthly Multi-purpose cash assistance to 8617 of the most severely vulnerable Syrian refugee families to help them meet their basis needs such as shelter, food and medicine.  The project will contribute to provide protection assitance to severly and highly vulnerable refugee families, by providing registration and documentation to the new arrivals as well as Gender Based Violend and Child Protection response and assistance to Persons with Specific Needs.  The project will support community-based protection services for communities affected by the crises in Syria (refugees, asylum-seekers, internally displace people, returnees, and host communities) The project will contriubte to the strenghtening of the protection sesponse for refugees, asylum seekers, internally displaced and host communities in the Maradi and Diffa regions of Niger through a comprehensive multisectoral protection response and the provision of support in terms of Core Relief Items (CRIs) and housing to new arrivals, as well as ensuring adequate hygiene conditions. The multi-purpose cash assistance is an integral part of UNHCR's comprehensive protection response to refugees in Lebanon. The overall goal is to improve the living conditions of vulnerable refugee families and reduce their susceptibility to exploitation and other protection risks such as child labour and survival sex.  The project's goal is to enhance the protection environment for vulnerable populations, offering support in terms of CRIs and housing, while also ensuring proper hygiene and sufficient access to clean drinking water The objective of the project is to provide protection extremely vulnerable refugee families, by providing registration and documentation to the new arrivals. Throughout this process, UNHCR and protection partners will conduct vulnerability screening for groups at risk amongst new arrivals including unaccompanied and seperated children, pregnant and lactating women, the elderly, and persons with disability or serious medical conditions.  The project will ensure the delivery of protection interventions through UNHCR's community-based protection networks to address the needs of refugees, asylum-seekers, returnees, IDPs and host communities. It also aims to enhance the engagement of communities and beneficiaries in the overall assistance delivery.  1. Strengthening child protection, reducin Gender Based Violence risks and improving response services
2. Ensuring refugees have sufficient basisc and domestic items
3. Ensuring refugees and asylum seekers live in satisfactory conditions of sanitation and hygiene
4. Providing shelters to refugees - Access to Asylum, documentation and registration
- Prevention and Response to Gender-Based Violence
- Child Protection Assistance
- Assistance to Persons ith Specific Needs - Delivering protection services through the community-based protection network
- Supporting community-led initiatives 8617 house holds of the most vulnerable Syrian refugee families (43.085 individuals): female-headed households, persons with serious medical conditions, the disabled, women at risk, persons with specific legal or physical protection needs, children at risk, signle parents, older persons at risk, unaccompanied children and minor-headed households.  100.000 Vulnerable Somali refugees in Ethiopia Approximatelly 14.500 individuals An estimated 133.635 refugees, IDP's asylum seekers and host community members in the regions of Maradi and Diffa