Emergency Integrated Life-Saving Response In Health, Nutrition, Education, WASH, And Shelter / NFIs to IDPs And Conflict-Affected Communities In Majzar, Rahbah and Mahilyah Districts of Marib Governorate 2022 [Priority 1] Priority 1: as part of carried out RNA by NFDHR and in coordination with relevant clusters, local authorities/communities in Majzar, Rahbah, and Mahilyah Districts in Marib, showed facts of lack of access of most vulnerable IDPs HHs and some of their nearby communities, and as a result of the conflict, to the need of basic life-saving Health, Nutrition, WASH, education amp shelter. The project will result into that the targeted most vulnerable beneficiaries of IDPs to outcomes that improve their dignified access to WASH, education, health, nutrition, and shelter as a result of the below key outputs and key activities, total beneficiaries (single count) is The total # of target BNFs are 4463 HHs (9525M,9218W,6360B,6141G) in 3 targeted districts, IDPs are 925 HHs (6481 indv: 1975 M,1964W,1327B,1215G) living among 3538 conflict-affected vulnerable HCs, Marginalized and returnees.
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Health 
Support primary and limited support to secondary fixed care facilities and Mobile teams in the selected areas targeting IDPs and host communities to provide the life-saving, essential Minimum Service Package (MSP) and referral support including: 
1.	IMCI childcare and vaccination
2.	MISP reproductive health care (ANC, safe delivery, and PNC)
3.	MHPSS secondary care in selected hospitals (including outpatient, admission care, and surgical care including CS)
4.	Operational support to fixed health facilities (including fuel/solar panel, water, oxygen, HCW financial support, medicines and supplies, essential medical equipment, essential lab supplies, etc.)
Nutrition
 Early malnutrition case finding and referrals using MUAC
1.	Treatment of uncomplicated acute malnutrition through outpatient treatment sites
2.	Treatment of complicated acute malnutrition through therapeutic feeding centers
3.	Provision of supplementary feeding services to treat MAM
4.	Improving infant feeding and caring practices among mothers of children under age 2 years through one-to-one counseling
5.	Provision of age-appropriate micronutrient supplementation to mothers and children (6-36 months)
WASH:  
1.	Water trucking as a temporary measure until completion of long-term solution such as rehabilitation of water system and extension of a water supply network to IDP sites. 
2.	Rehabilitation of existing water supply system including the extension of a water supply network to IDP sites 
3.	Installation of the solar system for reliable water supply services 
4.	Construction of latrines. 
5.	Hygiene promotion including RCCE for COVID-19. 
6.	Distribution of WASH NFIs and hygiene kits.
7.	Capacity building for maintenance committee to ensure sustainable operation and maintenance of WASH facilities in IDP sites
Education: 
1.	Establishment of temporary learning spaces. 
2.	Minor rehabilitation/expansion of schools to increase access to disability- and gender-sensitive WASH facilities. 
3.	Increasing awareness of hygiene practices in schools and temporary learning spaces.
4.	Prevention from risks of violence by ensuring access to the safe and inclusive learning environment.
5.	Provision of educational supplies.
Shelter:
1.	Provision of essential household items kits and bedding kits  
2.	Provision of enhanced emergency shelter kits  

Key activities include but are not limited to the implementation of effective BFCM, AAP, PSEA measures. So that the most vulnerable people benefited including women, men, boys and girls from high-quality assistance that will be provided to them in full adherence to the principles of Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP) and Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA).  Beneficiaries will be selected in adherence to the selection criteria approved by clusters, they will receive assistance matching their needs, they will be satisfied with it, they will have access to functional feedback and complaints instruments, and they will be protected by appropriate PSEA mechanisms.