Enhance Nutrition and GBV Response to the Affected Populations in East Darfur State The project aims to fulfill the existing gabs of Nutrition and GBV services targeting 3 localities (abu-Jabra, Elferdous and Bahr Elarab) in East Darfur State.For the nutrition program, AMVO is targeting 4 OTPs centers (2 in Abu-Jabra locality, 1 in El-Ferdous Locality and 1 in Bahar Elarab Locality) in East Darfur State.This project aims to continue the delivery of CMAM services for SAM and MAM cases within the existing health system in 3 targeted localities in East Darfur State. The project targets acutely malnourished children (SAM with or without complication and MAM) either through treatment or rehabilitating services. Improve the capacity of MOH staff to provide quality services and community volunteers, the ultimate goal of the project “save the lives” of acute malnourished children U5 targeting Abu-Jabra Locality with estimation for GAM U5 is 14.57% whereas SAM is 7.33%. While in El-Ferdous the estimation for GAM U5 is 21.90% whereas SAM is 6.02%. In Bahr Elarab Locality the estimation for GAM U5 is 14.92% whereas SAM is 5.10% .(S3M 2018).Total number target by this project under nutrition sector is 10,868 (34 male, 2434 female, 4116 boy, and 4284 girls) in the 4 targeted OTPs in Abu-Jabra locality (Sehi Elbald amp Aljogan), Elferdous locality (Abu-sinidra) and Bahar Elarab locality (Sehi Farh Elbalad), disseminated as follow per activities: Admit, trace and treat 2000 SAM children (1020 G, 980 B), Referral of 400 U5 (204 G, 196 B), Admit, trace and treat 6000 MAM children (3060Girls, 2940 Boys), Admit, trace and treat 2000 MAM PLW (500/area), Training in CMAM and NIE for 4 OTPs 24 technical staff (12 F, 12 M),CMAM Training for 44 OTPs community volunteers (22 F, 22 M), Develop 40 IYCF mothers support groups from the communities 400 mothers (10 per OTP), Nutrition activities also include, 48 MUAC screening (12 per OTP),48 nutrition mobile OTP (12 per OTP), 48 AWRs (12 per OTP).For the GBV services, AMVO will start with participatory vulnerability assessment with HAC amp MoSA in East Darfur state covering Abu Jabra, Ferdous, Bahr Alarab localities to identify conditions, perceptions, protections issues and assessing the availability, efficiency and lessons learned. 3 CBPCs (50% female) will be established and provided with TOT trainings on Protection/GBV related issues, PSEA, referral pathways to improve the CBPCs required skills to contact with their communities and identify their needs. AMVO will rehabilitate 3 women centers (1/locality) to carry on GBV activities there and be utilized as women safe spaces where women can obtain psychosocial support through PSS, tea talks, awareness sessions, vocational/life skills trainings. SGBV survivors will be supported with case management and psychosocial support for 90 women and distribution of 1,500 dignity kits to vulnerable women and girls of reproductive age in addition to referral of 120 cases to relevant service providers to insure that SGBV survivors received protection/GBV needed services. 3,000 Women and girls will benefit from awareness raising activities through tea talk groups and focus group discussions. Also 90 women survivors will be targeted and provided with different vocational trainings to improve their socioeconomic status and upgrade their livelihood. Through networking meetings and forums, AMVO will strengthen capacity of CBPCs, social workers and Community Leaders by meeting together to discuss protection and GBV related issues at the communities to be raised at the forums to dialogue with decision makers at the higher level to agree on solutions and strategies to respond to different issues which cannot be solved on a community level. Capacity building of health providers and relevant line ministries by providing 3 CMR training and professional advance training for relevant line ministries representatives to support protection and GBV among community. COVID-19 precautionary steps will be taken under consideration during conducting all project activities.