Continue Providing lifesaving preventive and curative nutrition services for affected people by earthquake in NWS-Phase 2 ltpgtThis project aims to continue providing Life-saving nutrition services and integrated malnutrition prevention services in Northwest to the areas affected by the earthquake which struck southern Türkiye and northern Syria, building on SDI emergency response during the early phase after the earthquake, SDI access to the targeted areas, and SDI activities which is already ongoing and providing services through continue running the already existing four Outpatient Therapeutic feeding Program (OTP) centers (one in Harim, one in Salqin, one in Al Atareb and and one in Afrin subdistricts) and one Stabilization Center (SC) in Harim Hospital, to continue providing nutrition services for all CU5 and PLWs including those affected population by the earthquake within those targeted areas which consider the most affected areas by the earthquake and the most populated and density areas by reception centers(RCs) .ltbrgtThe intervention by this project will include providing the following services:ltbrgt1-Screening children 6-59 months, and PLWs, treatment of MAM and SAM cases with and without medical complication ,providing emergency one to one IYCF counseling and IYCF-E messages on recommended feeding practices for caregivers including PLWs.ltbrgt2-Establishment of mother-Baby areas (MBA) within these 4 OTPs and the SC that will be supported by this project to support and protect Infant and Young Child Feeding practices through allocating space that guarantees comfort, peace, safety and privacy for breastfeeding and optimal IYCF practices and equipped it with all required equipment and trained staff.ltbrgt3-Integrate a Cash Voucher Assistance (CVA) component within the services provided by the 4 OTPs and SC to target the identified nutritionally vulnerable groups including  pregnant and lactating women (PLWs) of children aged below 2 year alongside with integrating of the proper awareness and social and behavioral change (SBC) activities nutrition education and promotion  to encourage them to participate in Social Behavior Change (SBC) intervention and attend health service to translate the availability income for food into an improved nutrition outcome.ltbrgtThis intervention will be implemented by providing 50$ cash voucher monthly for 6 months for the 1000 BNFs  identified nutritionally vulnerable groups of the 4 OTPs and SC (the selection criteria will be according to CVA guideline adopted by nutrition cluster and CVA TWG).ltbrgtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtThe project will target 12596 BNFs (5310 women,3525 girls,286 men and 2183 boys) ,6222 of them IDPs and 6374 HCs including 210 PWDs.ltbrgtAll activities will be implemented according to the TORs , SOPs and guidelines adopted by the nutrition cluster and TWGs(CMAM, IYCF and CVA TWGs)ltbrgtSDI will ensure the integration of protection as the team will be trained on PSEA  GBV, and they will detect and refer the GBV cases to respective centers to receive the required services. They will also disseminate messages (shared by nutrition cluster) on GBV, PFA and other related topics regarding EQ response Also integration with WASH and health to support hygiene promotion and raising WASH awareness by providing Key messages to prevent the risk of COVID 19 and Cholera transmission and other infections.



ltbrgtSDI will build the capacity of frontline nutrition services providers on IYCF-E and CMAM program at the beginning of this project .ltbrgtSDI will share the required reports (4Ws, monthly and narrative reports) with the cluster and donors as requiredltbrgtSDI's MEAL team will closely monitor all activities and conduct PDM to assess the cash distribution process, and satisfaction surveys to ensure timely delivery of services at the required quality and quantity while adhering to the humanitarian principles and standards.ltbrgtlt/pgt