Integrated Emergency and Recovery Services for IDP, Refugee and Host Communities in North Darfur Relief International (RI), in partnership with Cooperazione Internazionale (COOPI) and ANHAR for Peace, Development and humanitarian Work Organization (ANHAR), proposes a multi-sectoral emergency response for an estimated 96,350 unique beneficiaries (26,781 IDPs, 12,141 SSR, and 57,428 vulnerable community members) in Mellit and Al Lait Localities, North Darfur to enhance their self-reliance and improve resiliency. The Consortium will provide integrated services in Health, Nutrition, WASH, and FSL to reduce morbidity and mortality and increase self-sufficiency among vulnerable and conflict-affected communities. RI with ANHAR will provide integrated health services in five clinics in Mellit (Sani Haya, Um Ajaja, Al Abassi, Armal, and Kodeel), two in Kebkabiya (Sanabil and Ajrro), and four in Saraf Omra (Teggi, Malissa, Kurgul, and Dangir Fot). For Health, the clinics deliver a minimum basic package of primary health care, including maternal and child health, immunization services, and the strengthening of and participation in EWARS. RI will activate the Emergency Rapid Response Pilot mechanism should there be an emergency health event (as designated by the State Health Cluster and SMoHampSD) within North Darfur during the project period. Using the CMAM approach with IYCF, 6 OTPs (1 mobile) and 2 TSFPs will improve the management, treatment, and prevention of acute malnutrition for CU5 and PLW, providing treatment and preventative services. RI will build health and nutrition service provision capacity with SMoH seconded health staff and nutrition staff, and in the community through community volunteers (CVs), VHCs, WSGs, and MSGs. In consultation with RCF and SMoH, RI will operate a mobile OTP with integrated health in Al Lait serving remote SSR communities. The FSL and WASH interventions led by COOPI with ANHAR in the health/nutrition facilities’ catchment areas to form an area-based, multi-sector approach. In FSL, 72,600 individuals will be reached in 20 prioritized villages – 8 in Mellit and 12 in Al Lait with paired agriculture and livestock production activities to protect communities’ means of livelihood to foster self-reliance. Priority will be given to food-insecure farmers and pastoralist families (IPC Phases 3 and 4), women-headed households, PLWs, families with SAM and MAM children (lt 5 years and 0-59). Seeds and tools will be provided to 2,100 HH in two agricultural seasons, a livestock vaccination and treatment campaign will target 200,000 livestock heads of 60,000 people. Goats will be provided to 370 food-insecure women-headed HHs. To capture those without access to agro-pastoralism as a livelihood, RI will target 500 landless women dependent on non-agricultural income sources with SAM children with kitchen garden training and a starter kit to contribute to dietary diversity. Under WASH 21,043 vulnerable people will be reached (3,620 SSR 4,355 IDPs, and 13,068 host members) within communities and the nutrition/health facilities in Mellit and Al Lait. COOPI will rehabilitate and upgrade 5 critical water infrastructures (1 WYs, 2 MWYs, and 2 handpumps BHs) ensuring that 7,593 individuals obtain the minimum water requirement of 15lt/person/day. Efficient VWUC trainings will be provided in parallel, enhancing the long term sustainability of the water sources. 9 permanent and accessible public latrines targeting 9,450 individuals will be constructed at the Mellit clinics tailored to the needs of the expected users (e.g. limited mobility-friendly in clinics) linked with 80 Local Hygiene Promoters trained on CLTS to focus on behavior change through mass hygiene and sanitation campaigns. The LHPs will be one of the participants of the RI-led training and implementation of integrated hygiene. Protection, in line with the Minimum Inter-Agency Standards for Protection Mainstreaming, and environmental conservation activities will be integrated and mainstreamed in the action.