Improving the accessibility and the drainage systems in the IDPs affected by flood camps The goal of the project is improving both targeted camps’ infrastructure and their management, for ultimately upgrading living conditions This is done by first establishing proper roads and drainage system within the camp to avoid any damages to tents and IDPs assets during rainy seasons and thus protecting camps from flood consequences. And second by improving the management quality of IDPs sites by training them on how to divide the camp into sectors, and helping them to develop IDPs registration forms within the camp.

First, the project will target five sites providing them with proper roads and drainage networks in order to prevent the flood impacts on the targeted sites, ensuring a decent life conditions for, knowing that 308 IDPs’ sites were affected by flooding hitting the northwest of Syria December 2018 and January 2019.
All the activities within the projects will be according to the CCCM cluster objectives and will be designed according to the standards of SPHERE and CCCM tools kit.
Maram Foundation will provide graveling for the roads and ground insulation for the family tents for the following sites:
Al Jewed: 706 IDPs  [Men :129 , Women: 141 ,Boys:199 ,Girls:237 ]
Al Jenenah: 946 IDPs [Men :225 , Women: 249 ,Boys:228 ,Girls:244 ]
Akho Saada: 780 IDPs [Men : 183 , Women: 203 ,Boys: 195,Girls: 199]
Al Ghoraba'a: 629 IDPs [Men : 155 , Women: 163 ,Boys: 143,Girls: 168]
Nahn Omaa: 376 IDPs [Men : 90 , Women: 99 ,Boys:93 ,Girls:94 ]
the total target is thus 3,437 IDPs ( 782 men, 855 women, 858 boys , 942 girls)
All implemented activities will be reported regularly through periodic progress reports in addition to  ISIMM and ISIMM + to the CCCM cluster , while for incidents or access issues Maram currently participating in OCHA AWG and reporting to it for all Maram project and will do the same for this project as part of Maram transparency strategy .

The planned intervention will mainstream protection principles specially - do no harm - throughout the project cycle by considering the different needs of men, women, boys and girls, taking into account the different ages (young children, children, adolescents, young adults, middle-aged adults and older adults).
Second,  Maram Foundation will train the sites management team on how to manage camps according to the CCCM tools kit while ensuring the community participation through conducting FGDs and consulting the community on specially disabilities , elderly and women for the best way to be active during the formation of the community representative committees and make sure they all are represented.
In coordination with OCHA access team Maram already deconflicted most of it's project facilitates/ managed sites including offices , schools and managed camps, now Maram will work closely with OCHA to de-conflict these sites  after taking in consideration challenges that we may face during this process.
During the assessment Maram also checked that all targeted sites have no HLP issues specially most of them are already public lands where the private one ones owners already approved to do these activities in his land.