Promote Recovery through enhancing of skills training to built shelters on Environmental friendly manner, IGA and livelihood opportunities to Vulnerable Returnees households in Garaya, Baltebei and Magan in Umdukhun locality of Central Darfur This is SORC's second year of the RRR project and are building on from the results of year one in line with the durable solutions program. In line with Sudan integrated response planning framework to promote sustainable return and reintegration (This framework for an integrated response, developed by the RRR (Recovery, Return and Reintegration) Sector, brings together efforts and expertise of humanitarian and development actors in selected areas of return. The protracted nature of Sudan’s displacement has demonstrated that it is not sufficient to implement humanitarian and development activities in isolation, but that a sustainable response in support of return and reintegration requires closer cooperation among all stakeholders. Due to the increasing number of returnees in the three locations of Garaya, Baltebei and Magan in villages priotized by the sector, SORC in coordination with stake holders like TGH, IMC, CRS/TDO, UNDP/IRDS, UNHABITAT and UNOCHA will coordinate on the models of skills training to beneficiaries to construct shelters in an environmental friendly manner, to avoid overlapping/duplication, SORC as only national sector partner, has an ongoing project funded by SHF. SORC will also coordinate with RRR partners with a different approach (durable solutions) and build skills of the beneficiaries in SSB production, construction techniques, so that they are able to construct their own shelters in an environmentally friendly manner. SORC will procure training materials such as (SSB machines, wheel barrows, shovels, spades sand, cement and water) SORC will procure and facilitate twelve SSB machines (4 per village), SORC will select returnees households and train 240 individuals (youths representing these categories) 50% females on SSB laying and possibly generate household income, liaise with IRDS and Conduct 6 public environmental awareness sessions, facilitate, develop environmental awareness materials and disseminate to the communities of the targeted villages in the recently constructed centres by IRDS, Conduct training to 150  individuals  (50 per village) 50% women on transitional shelter construction techniques in an environmental friendly manner and construct three demonstration buildings, strengthen and Facilitate training of FES and grass mats making training for 300 women, 100 in each targeted village, Facilitate the provision of Training Materials/Kits including, sand, cement and water. SORC will further Conduct 3 awareness sessions on Fire, flood awareness, Gender, HIV/AIDS for the targeted communities, targeting 190 people 50%women participation, Procure and provide start-up Materials/Kits include but not limited to, sand, cement and water (materials are available at the field level and communities will be trained on management and sustainability). This is to launch sustainability on IGA’s and self-help housing after life skills are built and finally Conduct monthly joint Monitoring of activities in the three targeted locations together with partners on the ground. 
However, disaster risk reduction and environmental conservation will be undertaken to ensure resilience is built with consideration to role of gender, skills built and environment is protected. The beneficiaries will be identified from among returnee’s community’s protection standard as direct beneficiaries based on Verification and assessments. The proposed activities will contribute to long-term improvement among the targeted households. Additionally, SORC will conduct consultations with the community jointly with partners and Humanitarian Aid Commission (HAC) and relevant line Ministries and support in the selection of trainees. The items provided during trainings, materials and start-up kits provided will enable community targeted sustain activities after SORC program comes to an end by mid 2019.