Priority 3: Provision of Primary and Secondary Health, and Nutrition Services in Khanfir District, Abyan Governorate. This project is aligned with the overall objective of the First Standard Allocation 2021 to transition from an approach focusing mostly on emergency gap-filling to a more comprehensive response and is under priority 3 of this allocation strategy. 
The project targets Khanfir district of Abyan governorate with an integrated health and nutrition intervention. Three health facilities one rural hospital and two health units, namely Khobar hospital, Saeedah HU and Kabath HU, will be supported to provide the health minimum services package including provision of medical consultations provision of general clinical services as provision of routine and advanced curative services in outpatient department (OPD) including internal medicine, communicable and non-communicable diseases, and pediatrics. In addition to the provision of laboratory services and radiological examination services and emergency services through the emergency room (ER) such as burns, fractures, wounds, cardiopulmonary diseases, bleeding, etc. and nutrition services for IDPs and host community in their catchment area through the enhancement of the screening of children and PLW with malnutrition, treatment of SAM cases and referral of cases with complications, etc. In addition, the capacities of the health workers and the community health and nutrition volunteers will be enhanced through different training courses (CMAM for HWs, CMAM for CHNVs, IPC for HWs, and review meetings for CHNVs). The support includes the provision of operational costs, health hazard allowances, medications, equipment, supplies, medical and office furniture, and rehabilitation works. The needs of these HFs were determined according to the HFs needs assessment that was conducted in June 2021 by YDN in coordination with the health cluster, nutrition cluster, MoPHP, and health office of Khanfir district of Abyan governorate. The targeted health facilities were nominated by the GHO in close coordination with MoPHP in Aden. As well, one mobile medical team will be operated to facilitate access of IDPs in faraway sites to the health and nutrition services.
The project will target (29,989) direct beneficiaries of host communities, IDPs, and persons with disabilities.
The differentiated needs of women and girls, men and boys of different ages, and disparities are addressed by providing reproductive health services for PLW, providing basic health services for all age and gender groups, providing child health care for U5 Children in the targeted HFs. In addition, special needs of persons with disabilities have been considered, and suitable latrines and facilitated access through slope route that accommodates their special needs will be constructed/rehabilitated in each targeted HFs.
Regarding risks, YDN considered the risks that will potentially occur during the implementation of the project and identified and analyzed them through the Risks Analysis Matrix (Uploaded under the documents tab). 
It is worth mentioning that YDN has a long experience in the provision of health and nutrition interventions during the last five years. This is going to be the seventh health project, and the thirteenth funded from YHF since January 2017. In addition, YDN is a SAG member of the health cluster and a member of various technical groups in both health and nutrition clusters, and has a team of experts in different sectors, especially health and nutrition. 
For Abyan governorate, YDN has implemented different projects including the distribution of food baskets, the distribution of fishing boats for fishermen, etc. Access to Khanfir district is high. Furthermore, YDN has a main office in Aden and has good relations and coordination with the authorities in both governorates. YDN confirm an active physical continuously presence in the targeted HFs during the implementation of this intervention.