Support to vulnerable communities and conflict sensitive reintegration efforts in Northeast Nigeria â€“ Phase II The project will contribute to the development of social cohesion at the community level in both displaced communities and in local government areas over a 24-month period to address major peacebuilding challenges at the community level in the post conflict environment. 

Specifically, the efforts will provide: 

â€¢	Increased capacity to local leaders for peacebuilding and non-violent conflict resolution;
â€¢	Support to women, girls, and children who have been associated with JAS through victim support sessions and referral to relevant services (health care, psychosocial support, counselling, family reconciliation, educational and vocational training opportunities);
â€¢	Support to the families of women and girls who have been associated with JAS through victim support sessions and family dialogue sessions as well as referral to relevant services (health care, psychosocial support, counselling, family reconciliation, educational and vocational training opportunities);
â€¢	Small Scale Initiatives for women and girls to reduce their economic marginalization and increase their social cohesion;  
â€¢	Support to community reconciliation activities through intra and inter-community dialogue (in collaboration with trained religious and community leaders) with affected communities;  
â€¢	Public awareness on peacebuilding and stigma reduction and sensitisation to through radio programmes, including call in shows
â€¢	Continued analytical understanding of challenges to social cohesion through peace and conflict assessments OUTCOME: Reintegration of conflict affected people in their communities of origin  across Borno State supports reconciliation and healing and it is conflict sensitive
OUTPUT 1: Community and religious leaders are equipped to understand and address challenges to social reintegration at the intra- and inter-community level in IDP camps as well as in host communities and communities of origin
OUTPUT 2: Peacebuilding initiatives provide displaced and conflict affected communities and families with the capacity to generate debate around social cohesion and return of displaced people, supporting reintegration and understanding radicalisation from a local perspective. 5,060 beneficiaries (targeting 50% men and 50% women)
Output 1: Capacity building for Local Leaders in Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding 
â€¢	100 leaders reached over 5 trainings
Output 2A: Support to women and girls and their families associated with JAS 
â€¢	1,600 women and girls reached over 40 workshops
Output 2B: Small-scale Initiatives for women and girls and children born of sexual violence 
â€¢	5 Small-scale Initiatives for 500 women and girls and children born of sexual violence 
Output 2C: Community leader-led Support sessions for families
â€¢	800 family members reached over 40 workshops
Output 4A: Support to communities to increase social cohesion through intra-community dialogues 
â€¢	1,600 community members reached over 40 workshops
Output 4B: Support to communities to increase social cohesion through inter-community dialogues 
â€¢	960 community members reached over 24 workshops