Integrated Emergency Assistance to affected people in West Jabal Marra Nertiti Central Darfur The project is designed to increase access to Nutrition services and Education for  a total of 22,458 beneficiaries. This project fits with IRW Humanitarian Response Plan for 2017 with reference code: SUD-17/E/111802 for Education and SUD-17/H/111756 for Nutrition as it targets the vulnerable population in the area .The education component reach 2,400 children (1440 girls, 960 boys) and nutrition sector covers 22458 woman amp children. Nutrition component also have 10,000 conflict affected indirect beneficiaries benefiting from intervention. The emphasis is to provide an integrated multi-sectorial inclusive approach and deliver services as an integrated package. The services will be interlinked and complementary so as to ensure easy access for beneficiaries, large coverage and value for money.The project intends to strengthen the capacity authorities to improve quality of services in the longer run.  IRW has access and ongoing projects in the areas since 2012 and currently major partner implementing PHC, WASH and Nutrition activities in the area, and the authorities continue to support IRW to deliver these essential services. This project is integrated into overall planned IRW strategy for Nertiti locality. 
IRW will ensure accountability and participation of all groups, including women.The project puts an emphasis on strengthening the capacities of MOH, MoE and HAC, and will facilitate role of lead actor in supporting targeted communities. The project team will organize regular sessions and information dissemination about the provided services. The community feedback will be captured through a complaint mechanism to ensure their satisfaction. IRW has own complain mechanism system which is well known by staff and beneficiaries. 
IRW will lay down foundation of more durable solutions and ensuring early recovery approach of the proposed integrated project through partnership and capacity building of local communities including local authorities, line Ministries, Health and nutrition cadres, in addition to enhancing the capacity of established PTAs committees via coherent response that ensures ownership ampsustainability. Consequently, these mentioned factors will strengthen resilience and self-reliance of beneficiaries as they are provided a longer term solutions by developing their capacity. And by that IRW will ensure that targeted communities are empowered enough to ensure continuity and sustainability so that to softly execute an exit strategy.
PTAs play an important role in sustainability of the project PTA helps in increasing enrollment, motivation and mobilization of communities, communities’ involvement in the project and management and monitoring of the different activities carried out in the schools. IRW will engage PTAs in all project activities from start to end of the project and will develop action plan and school development plan so that the PTAs continue their bridging engagement role between schools and communities.  
Nutrition: IRW will run 5 OTPs centers for treating severe acute malnutrition in Jabel Mara locality (Center 8, South camp, North camp, Thur, Gurnie). MUAC screening and referral mechanism will be established for SAM and MAM cases to be registered in the nutrition centers. MAM and underlying causes will be managed through participatory nutrition education using The Nutrition Impact amp Positive practice and mother support groups and capacity building for MOH staff. UNICEF  provides in kind support with 1349 carton of RUTF. 
Education: Project will focus on construction and rehabilitation of existing government targeted schools, rehabilitation of wash services and sanitation facilities. Capacity building of teachers and PTAs will be ensured for long term impact. Students will be engaged in extracurricular activities to increase enrollment. Project activities will be closely linked with the Ministry of Education.

OPS codes: Education: SUD-17/E/111802 Nutrition: SUD-17/H/111756