Multi-sectoral Assistance for IDPs, Returnees and Host communities in Tawilla, Elfasher and Kutum localities in North Darfur The project aims at ensuring vulnerable children, especially girls, live in resilient communities and have free and safe access to life-saving services during and after natural disasters and conflicts, this will be achieved through integrated Multi-Sectoral project targeting 85,748 (13499 men, 31779 women, 19592 boys, 20878 girls) IDPs and 28,739 (4439 men, 42287 women, 26278 boys, 27984 girls) returnees amphost communities in Tawilla, Elfasher and Kutum, North Darfur through  Food Security and livelihoods (FSL) Education Child Protection (CP) Health, and Nutrition interventions.
The project will provide safe learning spaces and education supplies to decrease financial pressure on households to improve school retention rates. Provision of emergency education supplies, safe gender responsive semi-permanent learning facilities and life-saving hygiene messages are included in schools. The project improves quality of education through teacher and PTA capacity building to respond to gender specific emergency education, protection and safeguarding needs.
To ensure quality learning trainings target teachers on core subjects, PTAs on school management, mother committee on context specific gender issues, hygiene. Awareness will be provided to girls and boys on child rights. Children with special needs will be prioritized through integrated and inclusive learning environments. Children and parents will be oriented on how to access information on child protection referrals, provision of feedback. 
Child Protection will be incorporated across all sector interventions to promote meaningful access, safety and dignity. The approach will be based on Protection Principles as per the Humanitarian Charter and Minimum Standards of Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (CPMS) including avoiding causing harm by preventing and minimizing any unintended negative effects.
The project will also contribute to strengthening the health and nutrition services in the targeted locations through the provision of life-saving health and nutrition intervention by supporting 4 PHC / 4 OTPs / 4 TSFPs integrated (2 in Tawella and 2 in Elfasher) and 2 OTPs / 2 TSFPs alone (1 in Tawella and 1 in Elfasher) in addition to 1 SC . The proposed programming will support 48,576 direct beneficiaries including 5,912 girls, 5,694 boys, 28,789 women, 8,181 men for health services, while proposed programming will support 11,369 direct beneficiaries including 3,715 girls, 3,620 boys, 4,034 PLW for nutrition services.  
To address severe food insecurity and malnutrition status in Elfasher and Tawilla localities of North Darfur, the project will support the implementation of an integrated EFSL intervention in above mentioned localities. The project will target 43,000 vulnerable individuals, of which19350 (45%) are vulnerable host community, and 12900 (30%) are IDPs while 10750 (25%) returnees in both Elfasher rural and Tawilla localities. The key project intervention will aim at increasing household food security and improving access to alternative household income therefore he project will address the food security and livelihoods of the targeted population through provision of productive agriculture and livestock inputs (seeds, tools, animal vaccination and treatment), cash grants for income generation activities and skill development through training. The project is designed to come out with increased agricultural production, increased and diversified household income that improves the food security and livelihoods of targeted beneficiaries.
The consortium will ensure Accountability to Affected Persons (AAP) through a methodical consultation, planning and joint design of the component of accountability in line with the humanitarian standards. Line ministries, target communities men and women, as well as girls and boys will be actively involved in the process.