Providing Integrated Emergency Nutrition Services for People in Need in NW Syria Through this project, UOSSM aims to provide life-saving integrated nutrition services by supporting 10 Rapid Response Teams (RRTs) in Al Dana (with 189,523 HCs and 844,187 IDPs) and Maaret Tamsrin (with 73,256 HCs and 220,525 IDPs) sub-districts, targeting PIN Children under five (CU5) and caregivers including pregnant and lactating women (PLWs) and people with disabilities. These areas have 74 camps according to CCCM with 76,033 IDPs. The proposed activities will be for 12 months including 1-month preparation. 
The RRTs are distributed between the targeted communities according to the number of IDPs as follows: 3 RRTs in Deir Hasan, 3 RRTs in Atma, 3 RRTs in Aqrabat, and 1 RRT in Bahouri, Alshiek Baher, and Maaret Tamsrin.
These RRTs will be linked to UOSSM’s health facilities in the targeted communities which will receive the referred cases by RRTs. Each RRT is expected to reach 30 beneficiaries (22 CU5 and 8 PLWs) per day, so it is expected to deliver integrated nutrition services to a total of 82,500 (60,500 CU5 and 22,000 PLWs) equal (76,033 IDPs and 6,467 HCs) new beneficiaries and following up beneficiaries. The RRTs will visits each beneficiary multiple times based on the need within the project period.  
RRTs’ main activities will include:
	Strengthening early case finding, treatment for MAM and SAM cases without complications in case supplies is available from UNICEF. If the supplies are unavailable, SAM and MAM cases will be referred to UOSSM’s health facility in the same community. 
	Providing screening, treatment, and follow-up, and referring the complicated malnutrition cases to the nearest hospitals (Sarmada - Al-Sham Humanitarian, Atma - Hand in Hand for Aid and Development, Maaret Tamsrin - Shafak) to ensure the completion of CMAM program cycle.
	Referring beneficiaries with dangerous signs to the health facilities for treatment.
	Providing emergency IYCF counseling for mothers with moderately malnourished children, and micronutrient distribution for preventing anemia and malnutrition among children and PLWs.
	RRTs will support integrated nutrition services with hygiene promotion.
	Screening and referring CU5 and PLWs with signs of abuse/violence to GBV case management and women and girls’ safe space (WGSS) centers to receive services according to their needs.
According to UNICEF and Nutrition cluster protocols, to enable RRTs to deliver integrated nutrition services with high quality, UOSSM aims to conduct IYCF amp CMAM training during the first quarter. UOSSM also will support the training platform and deliver COVID-19 online training course to RRT’s staff in the field of the COVID-19 pandemic, besides, conduct GBV training for all members of RRTs staff.
On the other hand, UOSSM’s MampE team developed the monitoring plan where the MampE team monitors implementation of project activities in the field through field visits, conducting beneficiaries satisfaction, controlling services quality, following up the progress of activities, and achieve indicators monthly and quarterly.
Nutrition programmatic adjustments will be implemented in the context of COVID-19 to mitigate the risk of infection while ensuring continuity of life-saving nutrition services. Furthermore, RRTs teams will be provided with PPE during delivering services.