Shelter Repair Assistance for disaster vulnerable populations through the provision of standard shelter self-construction/repair toolkits in Paktika Province (Urgoon, Mata Khan, Yusuf Khil, and Sarobi districts) The 2021 update3 to the Afghanistan HRP 2018 - 2021 seeks USD 1.3 billion to reach 15.7 million people with emergency life-saving humanitarian and protection assistance across the country. The strategic objectives of the HRP focus on "lives are saved in the areas of highest needs." The multiple challenges facing the people of Afghanistan in spring 2021, including La Niña-induced climatic anomalies, intensifying conflict, new and protracted internal displacement, and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, are exacerbating the pre-existing needs and vulnerabilities of millions of Afghans already dealing with the consequences of 40 years of war
The main purpose of the Afghanistan Spring Disaster Contingency Plan 2021 in response to potential drought and other emergencies is to address intersectoral potential needs holistically and calls for an integrated response with ES-NFI, FSAC, Nutrition, Education, Protection, Health, and WASH to mitigate the multiple and overlapping challenges facing the people of Afghanistan as spring approaches – including a potential La Niña-driven drought,1 intensifying conflict, and ongoing COVID-19 challenges. 
The Spring Disaster Contingency Plan 2021 (SDCP), a total of 18.4 million is in need, 7.4 million people are planned to reach. In the Spring Disaster Contingency Plan 2021, 2 million people in need of the ES-NFI Cluster and planned to reach 216,000 people with a total funding requirement of US$16.6 Million. The ES-NFI under the 2nd reserved allocation received US$ 5 million to cover 25 provinces in high, medium, and low priority provinces. Repairing shelters damaged due to flash floods is one of the activities from which ORD intends to provide shelter self-construction/repair toolkits.
ORD intends to provide shelter damaged repair assistance through shelter self-construction/repair toolkits in Paktika province, which is in the 25 priority provinces for the SDCP 2021. ORD has had a strong presence since 2018 and has delivered emergency responses. Currently, ORD is delivering cash assistance for averting famine and strengthen emergency livelihoods under the UN- FAO. The AHF's 2nd Reserved Allocation 2021 fund will scale up and fill the ORD's current response gap, be holistic and become a multi-cluster response to the vulnerable population due to potential flash flooding in Paktika province.
ORD will ensure that the most vulnerable people in need are among the affected population groups prioritized for this action, with 4800 HHs (33,600 individuals) following ES-NFI cluster standards for natural disaster-affected people to respond to their shelter repair needs. 
Moreover, the project beneficiary selection and distribution will be carried out as:
A. Beneficiary selection: this will be carried out using certain structured questionnaire/scorecard tools which are usually being shared by the ES-NFI cluster for each modality. in case it was not available, ORD will develop a questionnaire and will coordinate it with the cluster and after their approval, we will use that tools for assessment and beneficiary selection.
B. Distribution: ORD will provide a unique identification card to each eligible recipient and in order to prevent any delay and problems in distribution we will authorize an alternative person for receiving the assistance.
Also, we have brought some modifications in the target percentage of target groups according to the coordination with the local government (host community 70%, 20% IDPs, and 10% returnees). Through this response, we are covering both the categories (affected people and the people at risk of flooding).