Shelter construction and repair support for households affected by natural disasters and those conflict-affected or displaced in Paghman district of Kabul Last four decades of war and an already dire situation of increasing hunger, economic decline, price rises in food and other essential needs, and rising poverty over the past several years in 2021 the people of Afghanistan faced intensified conflict, the withdrawal of international forces and then the takeover of the country by the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) in August 2021.
The resulting political, social, and economic shocks have reverberated across the country with a massive deterioration of the humanitarian and protection situation in the 4th quarter of 2021, and the outlook for 2022 remains profoundly uncertain.
There is the house that our team found out a needs minor and major repair. They also observe that the IDPs do not have proper shelter and they are living with the host community with limited access to living space. Some returnees have land but do not have access to the resource to repair their houses.
In the light of assessment of ES/NFI, UNHCR, and REACH as well as finding of above quick assessment conducted by our team. AKAH-A is adapting ESNFIs guidelines for the population estimates is based on average family size 7 family members, AKAH-A team will use the average sized Transitional Shelter with total cost of $1,472 for each transitional shelter to support 76 families with estimated total 532 individuals (271 male, 261 female) through cash assistance for the construction of transitional shelters. AKAH- A team will be distribute the mentioned amount in four instalments through a very systemic and joint monitoring process. 
On the bases of the ES-NFI cluster standard guidelines for shelter repairing and upgrading, AKAH-A also proposing  cash assistance with cost of USD 330 for minor/partial damage and USD 550 for severe damage per households. AKAH-A will cover totally 836 families under minor/partial damage repair activities with total 5,852 individuals (2,984 male, 2,868 female). While the total 228 families which will cover total 1,596 individuals (814 male, 782 male) will be covered under severe damage repair activity. Herer, we can indicate the accumulatively under both mention activates (minor/severe damage repair) totally 1,064 households with total 7,448 individuals (3,798 male, 3,650 female will be covered. 
Hawala is the preferred modality through an contracted financial service provider by using cash over the counter to beneficiaries, because of its speed and wide geographical coverage. AKAH will sign a framework contract with hawala agent (valid for 1 year, and for a specific city/ area). The contract will be signed once, after which each caseload/ distribution will follows the process defined and described in the contract. AKAH will informs hawala agent of the distribution date, time, location, number of beneficiaries, entitlement per beneficiary, and total amount of money needed. Hawala agent will carry the cash to distribution site having the right change/ bills to provide exact entitlement to each household. Hawala agent will distributes the cash to beneficiaries, as per the distribution list provided by the AKAH, in presence of organization staff (who should verify that each beneficiary is receiving the correct amount). AKAH will reimburses Hawala after the distribution, upon receiving invoice and means of verification that the correct amount has been disbursed to the correct number of beneficiaries.
AKAH-A will establish a joint monitoring team consist of site engineer, social mobilizer, representatives from CDC and local authorities. The installment payment for both transitional as well shelter repair activities will be process as per these team actual observation and recommendation.