Strengthen safe access to multi-sectorial services, community self-management, and access to information through CCCM service with the improved living condition for displaced people in the Cadaado, Abudwak, and Dhusamareeb/Guriceel districts. As the drought condition continues to worsen, more people are displaced from their homes in search of food, water, and other basic human services. Districts in Galgadud region are already home to a large population of IDPs where the vast majority of them live in overcrowded under-serviced camps where clean water and sanitation are inadequate and access to healthcare is extremely limited.
As the IDP camps overflow with new displacement, the situation is getting direr by the day as the existing resources are overwhelmed and an immediate response is critical to saving lives.
The proposed Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) intervention aims to ensure the urgent needs of the IDPs in the Cadaado, Abudwak, and Dhusamareb/Guriceel districts are met in an integrated, inclusive, and coordinated manner by all the stakeholders involved in the camps.  DEH will undertake a comprehensive site improvement activities by closely coordinating with local authorities and IDP communities to enable provision of an integrated multi-sectoral intervention in 30 IDP sites by establishing a coordination platform to mobilize all relevant partners/stakeholders in the district in providing sectorial assistance to the most vulnerable such as women and girls, carry out service monitoring activities to highlight service gaps at the IDP site-level and ensuring that minimum standards are being adhered to, update service mapping of partners operating in sites, provide capacity building to existing governance structures/focal points, hold site-level coordination meetings that effectively highlight site-level needs and challenges with service providers and local authorities (ensuring male, female, disabled representation), together with other clusters and partners, as well as the authorities, coordinate the establishment/ efficient use of referral pathways for both protection (including SGBV) and assistance/service delivery to persons with disabilities, support community led site maintenance activities to ensure upkeep of sites (cash for work, site maintenance committees, distribution of tools) through engagement with male, female, disabled and other vulnerable groups, conduct safety audit exercises at the site-level aimed at identifying site risks that can be rectified through site improvement activities, and/or service provisions, implement emergency sites improvement activities to minimize protection risks and ensure safety in sites (flood mitigation, fire prevention) through participation of different sex, age and disabled groups, administer joint stakeholder site decongestion activities allowing for short-term improvements in settlement standards, minimizing protection threats and ameliorating COVID19 transmission, establish/reinforce mechanisms for communication of multi-sector services available per geographical area or in IDP sites in the appropriate language mode, establish accessible communication/ information centers (in coordination with local authorities and protection actors), mobile outreach teams (both male and female members), mass sensitization ensuring sites with high illiteracy have tailored programme to meet their specific needs (Radio programming, sign boards, text campaigns), establish and maintain inter-sector complaints feedback mechanisms (CFMs) at the IDP site-level and ensure its accessibility to people with disabilities.