Multi-sector and integrated health, WASH, food security and livelihoods, Shelter/NFIs and Protection (GBV, Child Protection and General protection interventions in Geneina, Habila and Jebel-Moon Localities of West  Darfur state (Consortium). This integrated multi-sector project is planned to be implemented in a consortium involving three INGOs amp one NNGO that have strong presence in West Darfur, including Al Geneina, Habila amp Jebel-moon localities. The implementing partners have rich experience in undertaking health, Nutrition, WASH, FSL, Shelter/NFI amp protection sectors. The agencies include World Relief (WR), Vétérinaires Sans Frontières Germany (VSF Germany), International Aid Service (IAS) amp NNGO called SORC. The project will be managed by a project coordination unit established in WRS office. The consortium has a governance body (project steering committee) consists of country directors amp program directors of each organization. The steering committee meets once in a month amp discuss on project related matters. The partners have strong experience in working in a consortium amp currently, WR is a member of three consortia two of them as implementing member. WR has been leading SHF emergency response projects which are implemented in Central Darfur amp Geneina. WR amp VSF-G are the strongest partners in implementing FSL amp IAS is one of the agency having strong capacity in implementing WASH. SORC is the strongest local partner in the state have experience of working in protection. WR, VSF-G amp IAS have rich experience of implementing protection activities in the state amp other parts of the country. Under this consortium, WRS fully implements GBV in all localities. Likewise, WR will implements FSL amp health in Jebel-Moon amp Geneina respectively. Whereas VSF implements FSL in Geneina amp Habila. Moreover, IAS implements WASH amp General Protection in all localities, amp Shelter in Geneina amp Habila. SORC implements Child protection in all localities.

The program will address the immediate needs amp priorities of the targeted communities with forethought to medium-term needs amp household resilience. As described in the sectors below, health, WASH, FSL Shelter amp protection components integrated so that the affected households would benefit from more than one intervention to serve them more holistically amp enhance the project effectiveness amp the multiplier effects. The interventions are mainly designed to meet immediate emergency needs of the vulnerable people mainly women, girls amp children, people with disabilities, ethnic minorities amp others with special needs by employing approaches like gender sensitive conflict sensitive, inclusive that increase the targets. Equitable access to humanitarian resources, community ownership that contributes to sustainability of the results. 

The health sector will provide lifesaving primary healthcare with a focus on primary curative amp preventive care of communicable diseases, maternal amp child health, amp strengthening community health. The health sector activities will be delivered through, 4 clinics located in Geneina locality being supported by the project. The WASH sector focuses on improving the communities’ access to clean water supply, hygiene amp sanitation facilities through proper management of the infrastructures amp the governance systems. While doing these, emphasis has been given to improving household-level water treatment, solid waste management, ODF. The FSL sector focuses on saving lives amp building the resilience of the most vulnerable HHs. The sector interventions also complement health activities by improving dietary diversity amp HH income amp build capacity of farmers amp livestock owners in producing amp accessing food. The protection sector includes on GBV, Child Protection amp General Protection focusing on creating awareness, establishing protection platforms amp creating conducive environment.  

The project is designed with the active involvement of the affected communities amp the activities are selected amp prioritized by the beneficiaries.