Integrated Response: Shelter/NFIs,(incl. prepositioning), WASH and CCCM support to conflict-affected populations in acute need in Al Hudaydah, Hajjah, Amran and Lahj, under Parameter 2." The proposed project assists people in acute humanitarian needs in line with humanitarian priorities for Yemen. NRC will ensure to address the needs of conflict affected people in the ongoing emergency response under priority 2 of the allocation strategy covering two sub-components: (i) IDP response in Hodeidah, Hajjah, Amran, Amanat Alsima, Sana’a and Lahj governorates and (ii) pre-positioning critical life-saving emergency item in 2 governorates Hodeidah and Hajjah. 

NRC has a strong presence in the proposed locations and specifically in Hajjah, Hodeidah and Taiz that are considered as the most affected by floods. In Hajjah and Hodeidah NRC is UNFPA’s leading RRM partner and in both governorates, NRC is a leading WFP partner for the General food distributions. Therefore, NRC can rely on its strong logistical presence and warehousing capacities for the implementation of this project which will be critical for impact specifically under sub-component (ii). In addition, the added value under this sub-component, is the collaborative approach between NRC and UNHCR, whereby the latter will manage the international procurements of key items that are not available at high quality in the local market.These critical life-saving emergency items will be monitored and directed by the shelter cluster under the common pipeline to achieve the optimal use of resources for cost effectiveness and ensure high quality materials are provided to targeted beneficiaries in timely manner (within 72 hours). Under ‘Shelter/NFIs Pre-positioning critical priority 2C” 19,500 HHs (136,500 individuals) faced with an emergencies or displacement will be supported from the prepositioning emergency items through shelter cluster pipeline system including Enhanced Emergency shelter kit, Core NFI kit and Bedding kit. Shelter/NFIs priority 2b: 9,100 HHs (63,700 individuals) with access to safe and dignified shelter solutions and flood mitigation measures. 
CCCM : 2,065 HHs (14,455 individuals) have improved access to services through site coordination, management and care/maintenance in 12 IDPs hosting site.
WASH: 21,161 HHs (148,156 individuals) have access to sustainable and safe water and sanitation facilities.In total, the project will thus reach 377,266 people, of which 86,769 men, 90,545 women, 98,087 boys and 101,865 girls.The Shelter/NFIs intervention aims to timely respond to IDPs in acute need of essential NFIs (bedding kits and Core NFI kits), provision of transitional shelter solutions in sites where there is no land issue mainly in public lands and provide flood mitigation solutions for communities living in flood-prone areas.  
The CCCM intervention will ensure continuation of essential coordination involving community participation, duty bearers andservice delivery in targeted sites in the North, and expansion of CCCM to one underserved site in the South as per CCCM Cluster request. Land negotiations and community dispute resolutions are an integral part to ensure security of tenure and peaceful habitation. The planned shelter intervention will be in Abs Durahimi Al Qanawis Kahyran Azuhrah Tuhayta and Aslam. CCCM will be implemented in Amran Huth Abs Azuhrah and Tuban. In the following sites Albaida Aldarpaeen Mehsam Alyami Mehsam Alkasarah - Wadi Qoor Bani Arjan College ZMoudah AL-bytra  Tahror AL-khadra and Al Khdem. 

WASH intervention aims to improve access to adequate and safe water, sanitation facilities and improve hygiene awareness and thus hygiene behaviors. The WASH activities have been designed to respond to the critical WASH needs through providing cash for water, rehabilitating and upgrading of existing WSS to solar system, construction of temporary latrines, cleaning campaigns, training of CHVs on hygiene messages, provision of consumable in ( Azuhura) Abs and Aslam), Amran ,