Provision of Essential Camp Coordinator and Camp Management to  the drought-affected population in Afgoye and Merka  Districts Lower Shabelle, Somalia The CCCM project will provide Camp Coordination and Camp Management to the drought affected IDPs (36000 Peaple  8000 Women, 7000 Men, 10500 Girsl and 10500 Boys)   in the  20   Sites/IDP Camps in  Afgoye and Merka districts through leading essential coordination functions critical in creating an equitable and fast emergency response for the drought-affected IDPs , The project will specifically target 6000HHs in 20 IDPs camps/Sites namely ( Al barako, Eylo1, Janaale (Afgooye), Onadka, Bangiga, Eylo2, Duurow, Kuusow, Buundo 3, Qodqodow, Aruusho, Buundo 1, Samkaab, Boonkay, Caanole, Gadisor, Nurta Taliyow, Cusman Qunle, Buulo Samow, Aw Yaal ), the IDPs displaced by the droughts from from the surrounding districts of Wenlaweyn, Merka, some of the IDPs escaped from the droughts in Sablaale and Kurtunwarey and other villages along the riverbanks, such Awdheegle and Bariire,The project will prioritize in protection mainstreaming component through ensuring the protection, safety and dignity of all beneficiaries by proper selection of neutral distribution point under shade and safe entry and exit routes during the service delivery. AYUUB will ensure and prevent discrimination or exclusion of marginalized groups. 
AYUUB will continue to work regularly with IDP camp leadership and committees to strengthen collaboration and their participation in decision-making processes, while also striving to improve diversity in representation and gender balance in the governance structure and anticipates, the new arrivals will continue to seek shelter within the sites and spontaneous settlements throughout the project period, AYUUB Camp Management team will support this population with the reception and provide risk communication and community engagement with the IDP members and leaders on accepting drought-displaced populations in their sites while promoting peaceful co-existence and social cohesion with host communities,The project will compromise the following activities:-Monthly site-level coordination meetings to enhance efficiency in coordination efforts of the drought response across the Afgoye and Merka  Districts by 350 participants targeted, Carry out service monitoring activities aimed at highlighting service gaps at the site-level and ensuring that minimum standards are being adhered to,Through the CCCM roving team, monthly new arrival tracking in the district will be conducted to provide site-level new arrival trends and gap analysis this will be acompained Weekly outreach and awareness campaigns, Support community-led site maintenance activities to improve the living conditions of drought-affected populations. Ensure that community structures necessary for the community are available to the drought displaced population through Cash for work activities as well as Mapping of existing community structures with providing Risk Communication and Community Engagement with IDP members and leaders on accepting drought displaced populations in their sites, and promote peaceful co-existence and social cohesion with host communities through peacebuilding dialogue
AYUUB will provide the community with AYUUB Complain and Feedback Mechanism Number 2288 by sticking on the mobilization and inside of each Camp for suggestions and complaints, understand community perceptions, promote beneficiary empowerment and assist in detecting misconduct, The beneficiaries received CCCM Service can easily direct their compliance and receive feedback , referral mechanism to the drought-displaced new arrivals being received in IDP sites to mitigate protection risks and vulnerability to the affected populations, especially women, boys, girls, PLWD, elderly, and minorities.Fully Complaints and Feedback Mechanisms are operational within the 20 target IDP camps/Sites  in Afgoye and Merka districts with a continued commitment to enhancing accountability to the site population, AYUUB will target to collect complaints and feedback reports  per month in the 20 Sites/ camps.