CCCM Blumont, in partnership with Sahara Economic Development Organization (SEDO) local NGO Organization (SEDO), aim to provide camp coordination and camp management (CCCM) to IDPs in informal settlements using Mobile Response Teams to identify IDP populations and needs priorities in informal settlements, working at all levels to support safe, dignified, and voluntary returns. This 10-month program targets 10,560 families or 63,360 individual Iraqi IDPs within the priority target governorates of Salah al Din and Kirkuk. 

The overall project goal is to contribute to the Humanitarian Response Plan’s (HRP) dual objectives of post-conflict transition towards durable solutions and strengthening the centrality of protection. As prioritized in the Periodic Monitoring Report (PMR) for 2019, this project will address the CCCM cluster needs and gaps of fulfilling minimum standards for informal IDP sites, specifically Tuz in Salah al Din and Daquq and Kirkuk City in Kirkuk. Within the priority areas, the CCCM Rapid RASP tool will be used to identify the specific sites for intervention based on evidence from the tool as part of the area-based approach. The project design is needs-based with strategic relevance to the HRP as well as cluster objectives, and targets the geographic priorities as outlined in the PMR.

To achieve these objectives, Blumont and partner SEDO will deliver a gender and conflict sensitive program through a protection lens. Blumont will leverage its existing CCCM mobile teams for needs identification, site management, monitoring, community outreach, and referrals. The project will be comprised of 1 Outcome with 5 unique outputs including conducting needs assessments, conducting community outreach, supporting/establishing site committees, conducting site management, conducting advocacy, and finally referral management. The project will be accountable to affected populations through community complaints and feedback mechanisms, coordinated with IDP call centers. 

The interlinking and reinforcing project objectives include both the provision of humanitarian services and protection services. The focus of the program will be durable solutions through an area management approach. Blumont’s guiding implementation approach is compliant with Sphere’s Core Humanitarian Standards, the CCCM Toolkit, the Inter-Agency Standing Committee guidelines on protection of displaced persons and adheres to UNHCR’s essential principles of protection in camp management (CM). This project will also prioritize the following frameworks: 
Adherence to the principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality, and operational independence. Blumont will ensure that assistance and protection provided are compliant with international laws, guidelines, and agreed-upon standards. 
Commitment to inclusive program design, implementation, monitoring, and learning. Blumont will account for ethnic, religious, disability, cultural, and other minority status indicators to ensure marginalized communities and those most vulnerable receive equal access to all humanitarian assistance. 
Community-based approach to CM. Blumont will support camp populations to self-govern by providing leadership opportunities for local leaders to build capacity and serve as decision-making authorities while ensuring community buy-in of program activities. 
Commitment to gender, protection, and conflict sensitivity. The program will mainstream gender, protection, and conflict sensitivity in all activities to ensure such considerations are incorporated in all aspects of program design and implementation from planning, monitoring, evaluation, and learning.