Emergency SNFI and CCCM response to vulnerable populations in Iraq Through a 10-month multi-sectoral initiative, ACTED and IMPACT seek to contribute to an improved understanding of humanitarian gaps and needs while promoting safe and dignified living conditions for vulnerable displaced populations living in formal and informal settlements across Iraq through: 
 SNFI: access to safe and appropriate shelter to 25,365 IDPs in Bersive 1, Shariya and Yahyawa camps (8 months, January – August 2019, USD 2,562,581) HPC - HIRQ19-SHL-154743-1
 CCCM (Dohuk and Ninewa): monitoring of service delivery in and out of camps and support to camp governance structures (8 months, January – August 2019) and CCCM (Sulaimaniayah and Diayla): maintenance support to camp infrastructure of Tazade and Qoratu Camps (4 months, January – April 2019) USD 530,000. HPC - HIRQ19-CCM-154694-1
 REACH: provide nationwide Information Management support to the CCCM cluster and improved planning and monitoring of humanitarian assistance (8 months, March – October 2019, USD 300,000. HPC - HIRQ19-CCM-154576-1
As part of the Shelter component, ACTED will ensure that vulnerable IDPs in camps have access to safe, appropriate shelter through tent replacements in Bersive 1, Shariya (Dohuk Governorate) and Yahyawa (Kirkuk Governorate) IDP camps. ACTED program teams will raise awareness within the targeted camps on the process and layout of the intervention prior to activities starting and engage Camp community mobilizers for information dissemination. Activities will involve the community through CfW activities. 
ACTED will furthermore continue its CCCM activities to ensure that IDPs in camps have access to life saving assistance and protection. ACTED will carry out activities to improve the camp management capacity of local actors and promote the self-reliance of IDPs in Dohuk camps. Among these CCCM activities, ACTED will work on establishing/supporting existing governance structures and focal points for formal and informal camps to ensure accountable participation, provide training on camp governance amp coordination as well as provide specific capacity building activities to IDP communities in informal settlements across Ninewa and Dohuk governorates. ACTED will carry on the monitoring of service delivery in formal camps in Dohuk governorate and conduct informal sites assessments to identify gaps and avoid duplication of activities and participate in relevant CCCM coordination forums. Through the CCCM mobile and static team modality and the monitoring, mapping, and referral of humanitarian needs and environmental risks in camps and informal settlements, ACTED will contribute to improving the information management in the targeted areas. Responding to identified needs in Qataru Camp in Diyala governorate and Tazade Camp in Sulaymaniyah governorates, ACTED will provide maintenance support to camp infrastructure under its CCCM component to ensure the strengthening of present structures. Care and Maintenance activities will also be incorporated into interventions in Dohuk camps. For REACH, planned activities under the CCCM will focus on 1) addressing information gaps on IDPs living in formal camps and informal sites, 2) improve planning and monitoring of humanitarian assistance and 3) facilitate risk reduction in and out of camp settings. REACH will continue providing IM products to enable specialized assistance to reach the most vulnerable displaced individuals across Iraq supporting safe and voluntary returns, while contributing to the progressive identification of durable solutions to displacement. REACH will conduct: Camp profiling, Risk Assessment Site Priority (RASP), and Intentions Surveys in formal camps and informal sites. Additionally, REACH will support the CCCM Cluster in the form of a part time dedicated Assessment Officer, who can work on ad hoc requests from the Cluster on additional analysis on REACH data specific to the needs of the Cluster, and will sit up at UNAMI with the Clustuer one day per wee