Provision of humanitarian assistance for South Sudanese refugees, IDPs and vulnerable host communities living in Elite, Kebkabya and Saraf Omra localities in North Darfur This proposed project aims at contributing to to the overall objective of HRP 2019 by providing basic needs and services for the most vulnerable IDPs, refugees, and host community population in Kebkabiya, Al Lait, and Saraf Omra increase their level of resilience against shocks and stresses caused by climate change and economic hardships. 
The project aims at to increase the nutrition status of the most vulnerable, around 54,032 (men 10,806.40, women 16,209.60, girl 16,209.60 and boy 10,806.40)   and their families by providing an integrated food security and livelihoods intervention with WASH services. 
To meet the need of the most vulnerable food insecure people (women, men, girls and boys) around the target localities, the project will facilitate life-saving food production such as improved seeds distribution, capacity building of farmers, and diversification of household income through income-generating activities. The project will restore livelihoods assets by distributing goats, sheep and will provide capacity building for the beneficiaries. In order to deliver sustainable food-security services, the project will renovate/improve water sources around the target communities catchment areas to support agriculture and livelihoods activities. The project will also empower the communities by strengthening local community structures (village committees) on the early warning system and DDR approaches linking with the environment and human protection. The project will be implemented by a consortium group consist of (1)Oxfam America (the consortium lead) who have been working in Darfur for more than 20 years implementing a number of Humanitarian and development programs which include support community resilience building, food security and livelihood, WASH programs and peacebuilding. (2) the second consortium member is KSCS (Kabkabiya Smallholders Charitable Society), is a local community-based organization formally established in 1989 with the support of Oxfam. KSCS has full registration status by HAC as a local NGO. Its focus and objective are to improve the livelihoods of smallholder farmers, pastoral and agro-pastoral communities living in North Darfur State with an especial focus in Kebkabyia, Sarfomra and Elseraf localities. WHH also will be part of the consortium as a partner for Oxfam covering A lite locality, WHH has been registered with the Government of Sudan as a foreign voluntary organization (registration number PR/F/No:1161) under the former English name “German Agro Action” since June 1998. WHH work focuses on Food and Nutrition Security, Livelihoods and WASH and is currently operational in North Darfur, Gedaref, Kassala, Red Sea. In North Darfur state, WHH has been active since 2004 and has been implementing projects in partnership with key institutional donors such as AA, BMZ, WFP, UNDP and ECHO. 
Lack of GBV awareness among communities makes it challenging to ensure prevention, mitigation and access of survivors to the relevant multi-sectoral services where available. Specialized lifesaving GBV services i.e. clinical management of rape (CMR), psycho-social support (PSS), including individual counselling, case management and livelihood support are unavailable in over 80 per cent of affected localities and where available their quality needs to be strengthened. Provision of protection services for vulnerable people (boys, girls, women, men), eg. psychosocial and counselling will be ensured,  trainings for protection workers/volunteers and  community‐based protection networks will be established.