Improve Access  Mobility of IDPs through infrastructure rehabilitation and Livelihoods Opportunities The project targets IDPs and adjacent host communities' members affected by the recent floods and its main objective is to protect both IDP camps and host communities from the risk of recurrent floods, improve movement and mobility to and from the camps, while at the same time providing livelihood opportunities to address protection needs stemming from severe economic vulnerability. The already dire situation affecting IDPs is further exacerbated by the impossibility during the rainy season to move freely to and from the camps, making the daily struggle of many IDPs that constantly exit the sites to look for casual labor even more difficult. Similarly, adjacent host communities' members are also negatively affected by the poor conditions of access to roads and drainage systems, often constituting a major obstacle to the regular movement of people and goods from the communities to the camps, including, in some extreme cases, for the delivery of humanitarian assistance and/or possible economic exchange opportunities among areas. 

By pursuing the referred main objective, the project aims to achieve the following outcomes: 

1. Increase in the purchasing power of IDPs and host communities’ members 
2. Supported capacity development
3. An overall reduction of the risk of flooding in IDP camps 
4. Improvement of access routes to and from camps during all seasons 

For this purpose, the project foresees a set of comprehensive and interlinked activities, in coordination with CCCM, WASH, and Protection clusters and which will be carried out by 5 Partners with proven highly-techincal record in the rehabilitation and reparation of roads and drainage systems, as well as in the provision of vocational training and creation of livelihood opportunities, under the general management and monitoring of UNDP. In particular, the project's activities include the rehabilitation and reparation of the access routes to IDPs camps in strict coordination with CCCM partners to ensure complementarity with the rehabilitation of roads inside the camp, the reparation and rehabilitation of drainage systems outside the camps and adjacent to host communities in coordination with WASH partners to ensure inside-camps works can benefit from outside work rehabilitation and complementarity with other WASH interventions at the community level, the identification of vulnerable HHs with a specific focus on severe economic vulnerability, including female-headed households and PwDs, the provision of technical/vocational training particularly linked to the rehabilitation and reparation of roads and drainage systems, and the access to employment opportunities through cash for work activities also related to the reparation and rehabilitation of roads and streets and drainage systems and to their regular maintenance.

UNDP will be targeting 75 sites for assessment and aiming to solve the issues of access roads and drainage for 45 sites. The quantities proposed per site are indicative and they will be determined by the actual assessment and suggested solution as further described below. To ensure complementarity and avoid overlapping, coordination mechanisms are in place with CCCM and any other partner working on the same purpose. At the beginning of the project, UNDP will initiate a consultation with the sub-IP providing technical engineering consultations, to unify the cost of units related to the civil works that will be the future reference of costing. 

The project foresees the participation of all the interested stakeholders at all stages of the operations management cycle. UNDP's overall role will be: 

- Overall Project Mgmt. 
- Contractual arrangements and admin. support 
- Ensure required coordination among involved clusters and sub-IPs
- Ensure progress and results quality through direct field monitoring 
- Consolidate amp finalize project reporting