Provision of urgent integrated Gender Based Violence (GBV)  and General Protection(GP) services for at risk population  in North Darfur (Umburu) its surroundings. This multi sub-sectoral project will cover integrated GBV, GP and health promotion /awareness respond to protection and health needs of returnees, IDPs and their hosting communities who faced threats of physical violence, exploitation, abuse, neglect in particularly to the current economic and health deterioration in light of COVID 19 in Umburu and its surroundings Anie, and Orshie in North Darfur. NADA embraces community based protection approach by building capacity of targeted communities through equipping them with necessary skills and knowledge to implement community driven solutions to their local communities. The project will carry out extensive consultations with local community andline ministries as an entry point for smooth project implementation. The project will respond to urgent needs by providing life-saving support to extremely vulnerable individuals(EVIs) among the emergencies affected population. The intervention will enhance local capacity on GP and GBV through training of 3 community based protection networks (CBPNs) and 6 social workers ,establishment of referral mechanisms , operationalize of multipurpose women centers , provision of direct support including case management for GBV survivors and people with disability(PWDs) and distribution of personal dignity hygiene kits (PHKs) .The project will link the protection, health and legal response needed by GBV survivors through provision of case management and referral services. Construction and running of women centers is core activity as lack of having women center with well designed space for provision of PSS hindered the GBV survivors from accessing the urgent support /assistance. Project social workers and active CBPNs members will conduct profiling, registration and referral of 450 persons with specific needs/(PSN) and vulnerable groups 350 will be referred to other services while 100 EVIs among PSNs will be provided by direct assistance including case management for identified GBV survivors. Project team will conduct services mapping and organize monthly meetings with relevant partners and services providers to ensure better access of the PSNs including GBV survivors to other services at Umburu and Elfasher levels as there are limited available services in the area. 2200 women and girls will receive direct support through provision of PHKs. The project team will organize 2 round-tables forums with police, health cadre, community leaders regarding the coordination and strengthening the reporting and referral of cases. 4000 individuals will be reached with GP, GBV craves, needs and risks and solutions in emergencies with focus on disaster management, such COVID 19, tribal conflict and displacement, environment awareness messages. Project team will provide weekly awareness raising /PSS sessions through microphone in the women centers to ensure social distancing 2000 individuals will be reached with similar messages through 4 structured FGD sessions. 12,000 individuals will be reached with awareness raising messages on GP, GBV, environmental concern and COVID 19 risks and prevention methods through 10 mobile public awareness campaigns. The project will consider APP through community participation on conducting needs assessments and implementation of activities as well as establishment of community based feedback and complaint mechanisms, composed of 3 Community Volunteers (CVs). Process and time for response will clearly be communicated to beneficiaries. The intervention will follow GBV guidelines, child protection in Emergencies (CPiE) guidelines, GBV Standard operation procedures to response to the needs and the identified gaps and will use vulnerability criteria applied for protection sector.