Emergency shelter for vulnerable conflict affected population in Amiriyat Al-Fallujah The original project that started in November 2019 can be summarized as follows:
This project aims at providing emergency shelter and NFIs support to 1337 vulnerable households from IDPs and Host Community in Amiriyat Al Falluja, through Seal-off Kits, shelter repairs, cash for rent, and Non-Food Items (NFI) distributions. 
ZOA and the consortium partners ensured working evidence based, by forming an assessment team that conducted a Rapid Shelter Assessment in Amiriyat Falluja sub district’s villages and neighborhoods, where 1528 hosted IDPs live in sub-standard shelter conditions. The assessment identified that IDPs who reside in rural communities and slum areas, live in shelters that lack the basic critical shelter minimum standards and are in need of shelter support. Additionally, some of those who reside in Al Ikhaa residential compound, have compiled debts because of delayed rent.

Thus the project was designed to provide an integrated approach for shelter rehabilitation, with a complementary bundle of solutions Seal-off kits, shelter repairs for the missing home installations of water and electricity that increase workload, consume women time, and cause high risk on women and children rent cash support, and distribution of non-food items such as water filters, sanitary items, and home appliances.

The nine-months' project structure is composed of a project coordinator from ZOA, two project managers with the partners, 2 project technical engineers with the two partners, two logistic officers with the two partners, 2 researchers with the partners, and an M and E officer from ZOA. 

ZOA leads the implementation and provides technical leadership and project management to the project, within the SNFI cluster's technical parameters for emergency shelter and with the SNFI Cluster coordination team's guidance.

The extended project, that will run from December 2020 until June 2021 can be summarized as follows: 

The extended project targets more beneficiaries with SoKs and shelter repairs only. The budget under the cost extension will be USD 639,750 and will be implemented by ZOA and local partner EADE. Since we target less beneficiaries under the cost extended project and because the project duration is shorter, ZOA will work with only one local partner organization (EADE), therefore our partner Al Rafedain is not included in this extended project. 

The proposed activities, targets and locations are as follows:

ZOA and EADE will distribute 350 SoKs ($270) and rehabilitate 400 ($875) critical shelters. In Ameriyat Al Fallujah ZOA identified a total of 361 IDP households in need of shelter support, either through SoK or shelter rehabilitation: 
- 150 households in sectors 2, 4, 9 and 14 in BzBz (these sectors were not targeted in the original project).
- 34 households in sector 7 and 13 in BzBz (these households did not receive support under the original project).
- 72 households in neighborhoods outside BzBz (Al Bu Hori, Al Bu Jasim, Al Hmideen, Al Hrimat).

In Al Huriyah neighbourhood in Ameriyat Al Fallujah ZOA identified 105 IDP households living in unfinished buildings who therefore can be considered for SoK support.

In Ramadi ZOA and EADE aim to support 389 vulnerable IDPs and Returnees with SoK or shelter rehabilitation support. 

- 389 households in Al Tash and Al Hmiray neighborhood in Ramadi.