Protracted displacement response for 5,932 newly displaced people that cannot go back and strengthen response capacity in strategic  reception centers for IDPs in NWS. ltpgtltbrgtMuzun for Humanitarian  Development (MHD) presents this proposal with the aim of preserving lives, enhancing safety in Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) sites, and improving access to crucial institutions and services. This will be accomplished by implementing Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) activities in nine reception centers and camps located in the Idleb and Aleppo Governorates. This initiative takes into account the diverse needs of men, women, boys, girls, and individuals with disabilities in all project-related activities.ltbrgtMuzun for Humanitarian and Development has devised this proposal to benefit 5,932 recipients, including 1,427 women, and 1,167 households in Northwest Syria. These beneficiaries will be served across four sub-district and nine reception centers and camps, specifically Soame Shelter Center, Qastal Kshk RC , Aljabal RC , Kifaf 1 camp, Azaz Transit-Reception Centre , Azaz Center 2 , Central Azaz RC , Ayadi and Karnaz camps as outlined in Annex 1 and HLP documents annexed , all operating under the CCCM Cluster's activities.It's worth noting that prior to submitting this proposal under the 4th Reserve Allocation (RA), Muzun engaged in coordination with the CCCM Cluster to modify the prioritized locations in the Allocation paper and the adjustment was made because the initially prioritized locations in Allocation paper had been closed off by local authorities and the accomedated IDPs returned to home. Instead, the decision was made to focus on the proposed locations in this proposal,which are still accommodating new arrivals and have been identified as contingency Reception Centers (RCs) that are well-prepared , managed and equiped with essential facilities to serve as destinations for people in the event of future displacements.ltbrgtAccording to the latest CCCM Cluster update (Update 4-Annex 11), an upsurge in hostilities has resulted in an additional 123,000 newly displaced persons in Northwest Syria, leading them to seek refuge in communities, reception centers, and camps. Consequently, reception centers and IDPs sites have become their last resort.ltbrgtMuzun's primary objective under the 4th Reserve Allocation for 2023 is to primarily centers on CCCM activities in IDP sites that hosting newly arrivals, which encompass the following:ltbrgt1- Impalement site management activities in the targeted reception centers and IDP sites like ( IDPs reception , registration and profiling , information sharing and establish AAP mechanism in the targeted locations )ltbrgt2- Coordinate uninterrupted humanitarian aid supply to the targeted reception centers and IDP sites in collaboration with various active NGOsltbrgt3- Strengthen the basic infrastructure in the targeted RCs and IDP sites through establishment  Fire points and fire prevention materialsltbrgt4-Care and Maintenance of Camp Facilities and Roads:ltbrgtRegular maintenance and post-natural disaster for 9 camps facilities and roads are fundamental components of this project.ltbrgtThe project adheres to CCCM guidelines and aligns with SPHERE standards, keeping in mind the objectives of the 4th reserve allocation. Moreover, Muzun will prioritize the needs of Persons with Disabilities (PwDs), women, and older adults by consulting with them throughout the project's implementation. This approach aims to facilitate their access to life-saving services, particularly in areas such as latrines, distribution points, and fire safety within the camps, thereby strengthening their sense of security and safety. Ultimately, Muzun's efforts will uphold humanitarian and protection principles among the beneficiaries in the targeted IDPs sites, with a particular focus on the "do no harm" principle.ltbrgtlt/pgt