Improving resilience for Refugees and Host communities of ElMirriam locality to enhance access to services and sustainability- PSC sharing consortia The proposed project aims to reduce the suffering of refugees and hosting communities with special focus on women and ampchildren in ElMirram by helping them accessing minimal   standards in protection: ensure people’s access to impartial assistance – in proportion to need and without discrimination, Protect people from physical and psychological harm arising from violence and coercion and assist people to claim their rights, access available remedies and recover from the effects of abuse’ and involve women in all specialized committees taking active roles , WASH, Education delivered in an integral manner to improve access of refugees, host communities to such services and build their capacity for resilience to shocks  . 
This project fits with IRW HRP for 2017 with RC:  SUD-17/MS/111773 as it targets the SSR who are settled in In ElMirram. 
Protection mainstreaming will be a key driving force in the design and execution of activities apart from it being a project on its through protection workshops awareness sessions, advocacy at the government level (legislation and implementation) and community level moreover in each sector the project will make sure that each activities at any level consider protection of the community as a main objective .  . 
Protection GAH : monitoring amp reporting on protection issues, CP and GBV concerns, provision of protection direct assistance and referral services for person with specific needs , CP and GBV will carried in order to strengthen already existing community based structures to continue supporting vulnerable groups. The rabid assessment conducted in Jan-Feb 2017 indicate that refugees continue to have problems in accessing services like, water, hygiene and nutrition, this project aims to assist EVI   and other PSN get access to service. Women raised issues of safety, SGBV, and lack of threshold activities, through Develop village profiles, trainings, awareness raising and direct support activities to Improved response to the needs of PSNs and EVIs , Reduced number of SGBV cases and Increased  level of protection against risk of violence, abuse and exploitation .
WASH IRW -: activities ensures extending water pipeline / network to supply the refugee’s locations in ElMirriam . Focusing upgrading 1 water supply systems powered by solar   to solve the persistent problem of recurrent operation cost thus the functionality of water points in the later phases will be on the shoulders of the Refugees themselves with support from relevant stakeholders. The cost recovery systems will be introduced for sustainability. The project will raise the target groups’ awareness through environmental sanitation campaign and will ensure the cleaning of the different locations by holding the sanitation campaigns. The project will exert lots of efforts to ensure clean environment by collecting solid waste and community members will receive training on how to organize the collection of the waste and burn it outside, the project will install a system for solid waste.
Education GAH –This project realizes the importance of education to community children and other members of society and thus plans to have interventions contribute to access and quality of education for children in target area. Schools have received support from GAH with funds from UNICEF hence this project aims to continue working in supporting these schools to utilize these resources ampincrease uptake of the service. The project will concentrate on capacity building of teachers amp PTA both in pedagogy competency amp PSS, teenagers and young adults will get accelerated literacy classes. The project will be linked with CP project to ensure CAR and those with other issues are referred for support to CP project ampalso linked to WASH, Education and Protection.
The project activities are interlinked and build on each other. The project aims to work with Concern to cater for nutrition needs of targeted communi