Transitional Shelter Construction and Shelter repair/upgrade for conflict and natural affected HH in Ghor Province In line with the AHF 1st SA 2022 Strategy 2022, and ESNFI cluster priorities, Cordaid together with partners RRAA and OWH   proposes to provide cash for shelter repair and cash for transitional shelter in Gore Province, for all population groups in need. Cordaid together with partners will ensure people’s privacy and dignity whilst mitigating protection and health risks by providing short to medium-term support to vulnerable HHs affected by natural disaster and conflict  through transitional shelter construction. Extremely vulnerable HHs whose shelters have either been severely or partially damaged (category B or C) will also be assisted through cash for shelter repair. Complementary, technical capacity-building activities aimed at communities’ leaders and affected households, construction and maintenance of the shelter and to ascertain the quality, and safety of the shelter will be provided, including trainings on flood preparedness, as well as BBB and flood resilient foundations. 
 Based on localization strategy cordaid has long term partnership with RRAA and OHW,Cordaid together with partners RRAA and OWH will target a total of 1277 HHs: 85 HH cat A, 255 HH cat B and 937 HH cat C damaged houses, based on a rapid assessment at the start of the project which Cordaid  will target with cash for Transitional Shelter 39 HH and Shelter repair (Major) 255 HH, OHW will target with cash for Transitional Shelter 38 HH  and Shelter Repair (Minor) 421 HH and RRAA will target with cash for Transitional shelter 8 HH and Shelter Repair (Minor) 516 HH . The level of damage is assessed by a shelter score card. Following the ESampNFI cluster recommended standard modalities, HHs with cat A (transitional shelter support) will receive either $1472 or $1859 (7+HH) in 4 installments cat B damaged houses will receive $550 and HH with cat C damaged houses will receive $330, both in 2 installments. Payments will be done in cash, to allow people to take control of their own construction works. Installments are delivered by an FSP (Bolero) through cash in envelop in local currency, as other options are not available cash. Market monitoring has confirmed availability of required materials and will be conducted throughout to monitor prices and availability of goods. 
The project is designed based on the ESNFI cluster analysis, the ESNFI cluster priorities for the 1st SA and Cordaid and Cordaid implementing partners ( RRAA and OHW) presence/experience in the area. In Ghor, people have been severely affected by conflict and natural disasters, which damaged and/or destroyed people’s houses, lives and livelihoods. On top of that, winter is ending, a period with high unemployment, and it is projected that floods between April and June 2022 will affect many HHs in the targeted districts. In Ghor Provine drought and flash floods are making People even more vulnerable, displaced people in particular as IDPs are unable to tend to their fields to provide for their families. The lack of appropriate shelter is representing health and protection risks for elderly, (chronically) ill and women/ girls in particular. The cash support for transitional shelter and cash for shelter repair, together with basic repair training will enable selected HHs to improve their immediate living conditions either through the construction of a transitional shelter, or though house repair. Cash is used as markets are functional and materials are locally available, based on market monitoring of Cordaid. Prioritization is based on vulnerability, need for assistance and level of damage. Cordaid and Cordaid implementing partners ( RRAA and OHW) will ensure as well the inclusion of HHs with PSN in the assistance through an inclusive approach securing their meaningful participation. Gender, protection and C-19 will be mainstre