Protection of Most Vulnerable Women and Girls including GBV Survivors with Disabilities, Chronically Ill, and Women With Breast Cancer Through Coordinated and Multisectoral Specialized Responses. The project objective is “Improved protection and respect of rights of most vulnerable womengt18-59 and gt59 years and girls 14-17 years including GBV survivors with disabilities, chronically ill and women with breast cancer (WWBC), and increased their access to coordinated multisectoral specialized responses based on IHL and IHRL.” WAC partners with RCS4GS and WEFAQ to ensure geographical coverage and synergy/complementarity in providing GBV multisectoral services and to make incremental changes in situation of women and girls, community and duty bearers as reflected in project outcomes:1. Most vulnerable women gt18-59 and gt59 years and girls 14-17 years including GBV survivors with disabilities, chronically ill and WWBC manifested knowledge and confidence, well-being, good health status, economic enablement and legal protection 2. Targeted communities actively engaged in GBV prevention and protection and 3. Duty bearers are accountable to vulnerable women gt18-59 and gt59 years and girls lt14-17 years and CBOs and increasingly act to protect them and reduce incidence and impact of GBV. The project targets 9712 direct beneficiaries (6283 women, 309 men, 2930 girls, 190 boys) identified based on vulnerability criteria: women and girls with reduced mobility (physical disabilities, elderly, bed-ridden) and with non-mobility related disabilities (blind, hard of hearing, intellectually) women in ARAs women households (widows, bereaved, divorced, suspended) WWBC child marriage adolescent boys/girls, according to their location, status, protection risks and needs severity. Beneficiaries are selected from most affected locations in North (Arab Maslakh Beit Lahya, Beit Hanun, Izbat Beit Hanun, Jabalya, Siafa), Gaza (Gaza City, Juhor Dik), Deir Al Bablah (Al Bureij Camp, Al Musaddar, Nuseirat Camp, Deir al Balah), Khan Younis (Abasan al Kabira, Al Fukhkhari) and Rafah (Rafah Camp, Shokat Sufi) governorates. The project links to HRP2020 Strategic Objective 1 and Protection Cluster Objective 2, eligible actions, standard and custom indicators. Partners introduce effective partnership that consolidate their human capital and experience in geographical and thematic areas to address acute needs of vulnerable women and girls as identified in recent needs assessment, allocation strategy and 2020 HNO/HRP. Activities responding to time critical needs are: MHPSS to 720 women, 240 girls, 192 WWBC specialized mental health to 24 women, 6 girls amp 20 WWBC  individual legal counselling to105 women, 15 girls amp 75 WWBC court representation to 48 women,12 girls and 12 WWBC reproductive emergency health services to 175 women and 90 girls treatment and rehabilitation to 60 WWBC hotline services to 240 women and 80 girls dignity/hygiene kits to 360 women, 74 girls and 144 WWBC cash assistance to 50 women and 50 WWBC case management services to 21 women and 9 WWBC including Hayat shelter services training to 25 CBOs staff and 25 non-GBV specialists periodical monitoring and coordination with GBV humanitarian key actors digital advocacy campaign. This project is in line with HRP multiyear strategy and “do no harm” principle. It is designed based on documenting lessons learned from community engagement (CwC,AAP) like 9 community meetings, complaint mechanism, 3 radio ads, online pamphlets, 1 fact sheet, 6 press releases and pre post evaluation. Partners ensure strategic/programmatic relevance, cost effectiveness, follow 4W activity tracking matrix to coordinate with organizations executing activities in project locations ensuring that humanitarian needs are met, complementarity with ongoing projects, resilience of beneficiaries, effective monitoring/reporting, GENDER/AGE differences, environmentally neutral, protection mainstreaming, innovation, inclusion of WWDs, security and full access to services, LEAVING NO ONE BEHIND, remote modalities and COVID-19 protective measures.