Integrated Life Saving Response to Drought and Conflict Affected Communities in Moyale, Dolo Ado and Boqolmayo woredas of Dawa and Liben Zones, Somali Region CISP in partnership with PC (Pastoralist Concern- Local NGO) proposes to urgently address the immediate needs of the most vulnerable children, IDPs and Host communities affected by conflict, drought and desert locust in Moyale woreda of Dawa Zone, Somali region. Specifically, the project selected most affected 5 kebeles, namely Chamuk, Malba, Legsure, Elgof and Karay. Both CISP and PC have a long stay and current presence in the operational areas, long year partnership together and ample experience in the thematic areas they are leading. The overall objective of the project is to support conflict and drought affected students, IDPs and Host Communities in dignity and sustains life by offering safes spaces for learning, access to protection and livelihood in Dawa zone. 
To Improve learning through equitable access to resilient and quality education and food security for emergency-affected children in Ethiopia the project is to improve the living condition of 5749 people (2817 students, 968 IDPs and 1964 host communities) living in the targeted areas. The project is focus on education, which constitute 75% of the total budget, agriculture (22%) and nutrition (3%) as per the regional priority. The education activities emphasis reopening of closed schools and promoting equitable, safe and inclusive education to all in the targeted areas. The project reinstitutes the damage school class rooms, water facilities and latrines segregated by sex and CWD friendly. It also supports students through provision of scholastic materials, school feeding to needy children, adolescent girls’ sanitation materials and comprehensive intervention to protect students and teachers from COVID-19 pandemic. 
Among the planned activities support the routine nutrition screening (to support HW/HEWs at health facility level as well as in their outreach activities to include MUAC screening at community level) promotion, protection and support of adequate IYCF practices (including during cholera and measles outbreaks) with respect to IFE guidance, BFHI and BMS code and promotion of adequate practices including nutrition counselling, safe food preparation, hygiene and fecal contamination, health seeking behaviours (ANC/PNC, caring for a sick child, immunization), growth monitoring and promotion as well as COVID-19 prevention activities.
In the agriculture sector, the project is planning to support the vaccination campaigns of the government against the current livestock disease outbreak in the region. The project also targets communities lost their basic livelihood means, livestock by providing small ruminants and protect their animal from the prevalence diseases through supporting the local government to improve the veterinary treatment services and vaccination campaigns. The nutrition component focuses on capacity building activities of CHVs and HEWs to enhance the capacity of screening and relevance Nutritional Service for emergency-affected school girls, boys, including CWD.

It has 12 months of project period considering the school’s academic year and budgeted 822,731.88 Dollar.