First line response,support and access to most vulnerable IDPs and host community through immediate provision of shelter NFIs/Cash for rent/and CCCM activities in Dhi-Sufal district,Ibb governorate and Almaafer ,Dhubab district,Taiz governorate This project is in line with YHPF (Nov. 2019) allocation strategy and shelter cluster objectives.It focuses on ensuring access to basic life-saving services for the most vulnerable IDPs and host communities living in settlements, collective center and rented houses. .This project is aligned with the cluster objective in providing management and monitoring services at the collective centers to ensure that IDPs live in dignity, AOBWC will also build the capacity of all stakeholders including NAMHCA and local authorities to contribute in responding to shelter, NFIs and CCCM  needs where they will have a direct impact on the quality of the services provided for the most vulnerable IDPs . 

The project will provide Shelter/NFIs and CCCM services to the most vulnerable IDPs particularly those who are living in IDPs hosting sites by ensuring access to a minimum package of humanitarian assistance which includes adequate NFIs  and CCCM services in the targeted areas into Dhi As Sufal and Almaffer, Dhubub districts within Ibb and Taiz governorates.
The total number of beneficiaries is 11781 individuals, 1683 HHs (500 HHs will benefit from rental subsidies,1100 HHs will be supported with NFIs kits and 83 HHs will included within CCCM services) . Based on the latest assessment conducted by Alaman Organization in the targeted areasthe results revealed that the IDPs are living in a miserable condition with great needs for the basic services where the most of them are living in rental houses and spontaneous settlements whether in tents or in unfinished buildings and in collective centers. The results of need assessment in Dhi Sufal ,69.9  % in rented houses ,10.7% live with their relatives or friends ,1.6 % in tents ,16.6% in owned places , 0.9% in public building. The results of need assessment  in Dhubab reflected that 3.4 % have settled in schools ( collective center), 5 % in rental houses ,  9.4% in relatives houses ,5.9 % are living in tents , 76.2% in wood houses. Also, the results of need assessment in Al Mafeer district reflect that 46% rented properties and 35% transitional shelters, 19% relative houses. 
For rental subsidies, shelter project will target the most vulnerable IDPs who lives in rented houses ,priority will be given to the IDPs HHs with relatives while the priority in distributing of NFIs to IDPs HHs living in spontaneous settlement or un finished building or camps.The total number of targeting under rental subsides component will be (500) HHs (200 HHs in Dhi As Sufal,200 HHs in Al Maafer district and 100 HHs in Dhubab ), also (1100 HHs) will be targeted with non-food items, ,(80%) of NFIs beneficiaries (880) H.H is from IDPs and (20%) of NFIs beneficiaries (220) HHs will be from host community in Dhi As Sufal,Almaffer and Dhubab districts. 1100 NFIs kits will be provided by service provider according to Shelter cluster standards for items. Priority in providing assistance will be given to the female headed households, disabled people, big-size households, GBV survivors, children, elderly persons and PWSNs. The cash transfer will conduct through money transfer agency for 6 months after conduct market assessment by AOBWC to select the agency who have good access and experience in CTP programs in the targeted areas, 
581 of IPDs living in 3 of hosting sites in Dhi sufal district have accessed to integrated coordination and management services including establishing of 3 site management trained teams, 3 community spaces,6 community based projects , infrastructure services and establishing of  complaint, feedback and referral mechanisms and information management campaigns. 
AOBWC has good access into the targeted districts through previous experience in implementing two Shelter/NFIs projects funded by YHF in the same targeted districts in Dhi sufal and Dhubab districts.Also two three field offices in the targeted govern orates  will facilitate the coordination with all stakeholders in the fields.