Supporting the most vulnerable groups of people in IDP sites by providing life-saving food assistance and establishing safety voluntary units in camps to protect IDPs from risks of fires and emergencies. To improve livelihood conditions of crisis-affected people, preserving their dignity and protecting them from winter severe effects and COVID-19, SCA is planning to fill gaps of basic needs from which 89915 beneficiaries (men 18369– women 20085 – boys 24775 – girls 26686) are suffering in 33 camps under Harim district for 8 months. kindly review Annex 6- list of camps
Based on need assessment which SCA conducted, and coordination efforts with different stakeholders by data cross-checking of all implemented and planned response by humanitarian partners, taking into consideration the objectives and conditions of this allocation, SCA through this project will implement the following interventions: 

-CCCM Component:
The proposed interventions aim to reinforce alert status, protection and fire response in 33 camps from the most dangerous IDP sites in terms of fire in Harem  district (Please refer to annex number 6) in which 89915 beneficiaries through developing systems and initial response levels of fires which were developed by firefighting experts and through reviewing international agencies' experiences in different crisis-affected areas which include (Please refer to annex 5 – Executive Summary):
-Level 0: Raising awareness of IDP sites population, especially women for fires, its causes and protection ways besides distributing 19114 firefighting blankets, in average one blanket per one beneficiary household and guiding women on how to use them.
-Level 1: Establishing 45 firefighting units (points) in 33 camps and equipping them by necessary tools and equipment of firefighting, besides establishing Safety and Firefighting Voluntary Units through training 1199 young men who will be selected carefully to have 75 persons from camps population well-trained to deal with fires and firefighting equipment.
Please also review annex 25 CCCM dashboard for targeted camps. 
-Level 2: Constant coordination with Civil Defense to deal with huge fires and providing support.
-FSL Component:
Through proposed interventions, SCA will meet 70 % of food needs for 1864 newly displaced households and live in 6 camps out of the 33 above-mentioned camps (Please refer to Annex 1) who suffer food insecurity, in which SCA previously implemented the first stage of food response through distributing cooked meals and emergency kits in the four last months, food needs will be met for 8 regular months through distributing 14912 standard food kits according to FSL cluster standards, from which 9549 IDPs (men 1924 – women 2138 – boys 2677 – girls 2810) will benefit.
In order to reinforce COVID-19 protection, soap will be distributed on beneficiaries in average 750 g soap to each beneficiary household monthly.
The proposed interventions in this project were designed according to FSL and CCCM clusters guidelines and in line with current allocation objectives and guidance in terms of activity and intervention integration approach, besides risks management and maintain high levels of accountability towards affected population, SCA guarantees applying all planned procedures related to previous issues which are enrolled in this project proposal and its annexes.
SCA will ensure the commitment of all staff, labors and related contractors to Humanitarian Principles, Codes of Conduct and PSEA Code of Conduct and Child Protection