Providing Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Item Kits  for IDPs in Mizyiga and Kamashi 
Woredas, Kamashi Zone Benishngulgumuz Region. The conflict resulted in large-scale displacement of people, deaths, and injuries, loss of properties such as houses, farmland, and damage to public infrastructures such as health posts, health centers, schools, and training centers. IDPs in Mizyiga and Kamashi woredas have been facing distress due to lack of resources, emergency shelter and non-food items, limited support, poor living conditions, uncertainties about their future, fear of insecurity and exposure to violence which created distress, persistent flashbacks, anxiety, nightmares and other mental health problems. Particularly children, pregnant women and PWDs need immediate humanitarian assistance. Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items Kit (V2) for the IDPs project planned to be implemented in Mizyiga and Kamashi Woredas in Kamashi Zone Benishangulgumuz Regional State. Due to the conflict and high needs of IDPs, Mizyiga and Kamashi woredas are prioritized by the Shelter/NFI cluster. The overall project objective is to provide life-saving shelter and non-food items kit for a total of 1520HHs or 8,360 individuals affected by conflict. Most of the IDPs are sleeping outside and sharing shelters with other families. Those sleeping outside are exposed to cold, rainy environments and the provision of emergency shelter and non-food items kit in this context is life-saving. Thus, in order to address the needs of IDP HHs ASDEPO, using the 2021 first-round EHF allocation, plans to provide ESNFI kits for 880HHs and 640HHs in Mizyiga and Kamashi woredas respectively. The distribution of these ESNFI kits will be made to beneficiaries/IDPs in Mizyiga and Kamashi woredas. Currently, IDPs are not getting any support from NGO/ESH/NFI partners. Therefore, using the EHF First Round Standard Allocation 2021, ASDEPO will directly reach 8,360 individual IDPs (1520 HHs) in Mizyiga and Kamashi woredas through conduct introductory meetings to share clear communication about the selection criteria and ensure that all stakeholders understand the process, procurement and delivery of emergency shelter items plastic sheeting and rope. ASDEPO will procure plastic sheeting and rope for 1520 households in Mizyinga woreda(880HHs and 640HHs in Kamashi woreda Kamashi zone, procurement and delivery of non-food items kit. ASDEPO will procure and deliver bed sheets, bed mats, mosquito net, kettle, plate, cup, cooking, cooking ladles, washing basin, Handwashing jug and basin set, Multi-purpose liquid soap and Soap for 1520 HHs, distribute ESNFI kits for 1520 IDP households. During the distribution of ESNFIs kits, ASDEPO will put measures in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19 as well as teach the HHs during the distribution of ESNFIs kit in both woredas, Conduct Post Distribution Monitoring (PDM). PDM will be conducted two weeks after the emergency shelter and non-food items kit distribution. Enumerators will be trained on how to collect data and conduct assessments using tools adapted to this project, and they will survey a sample of households in the area that received assistance. The project will ensure the active participation of the targeted beneficiaries and stakeholders throughout the project cycle To implement the planned activities, ASDEPO will recruit ESNFI officers. ASDEPO has an already established coordination office in BGR.