Integrated CCCM response and Information management to facilitate durable solutions for vulnerable populations in Iraq Through this 12-month integrated response project, ACTED will lead a consortium composed of its sister organisation IMPACT Initiatives, through REACH Initiative and Voice of Older People and family (VOP-FAM), a national NGO aiming at providing an integrated response to the most urgent needs in and out of camp while supporting the facilitation of voluntary returns through enhanced information management and information sharing between camps, informal settlements within the service provided in the Community Resource Centres (CRC). This will be done through a clusterised response as follow:
 CCCM (Dohuk and Ninewa governorates) seeks to monitor service delivery in and out of camps, provide support to camp governance structures, build the capacity of local actors in Dohuk governorate, while creating a tangible link between camp management of Salamiyah 1 and 2 and CRC work in Mosul through Mobile Team (9 months, October 2019 – June 2020)
 REACH  / Information Management (nationwide) seeks to provide the continuation of nationwide assessment and information management support to the CCCM cluster to enhance the capacity of actors to plan evidence-based responses for vulnerable IDP populations in Iraq (12 months, October 2019 – September 2020).
ACTED will continue its ongoing CCCM activities to ensure that IDPs in the 17 IDP camps of Dohuk governorate (Berseve 1, Berseve 2, Derkar, Chamishku, Rwanga, Bajidkandala 1amp2, Khanke, Shariya, Kabarto 1 and 2, Essian, Shekhan, Mamrashan, Garmawa, Mamilian, Dawodiya) have access to life-saving assistance in Dohuk governorate and contribute to improve information sharing between the CRC in East Mosul and Hamdaniyah camps in Ninewa governorate. ACTED will carry out activities to improve the camp management capacity of local actors and promote the self-reliance of IDPs in Dohuk camps and informal settlement alongside VOP-FAM. Among the CCCM activities, ACTED will work on establishing/supporting existing governance structures for formal and informal settlements to ensure accountable participation, providing training on camp governance amp coordination, IDP communities in informal settlements across Dohuk governorate and enhance the capacity of the national partner of the consortium, VOP-FAM throughout the implementation of the project by providing an organizational support tailored to the organisation’s needs. ACTED and VOP-FAM will carry on the monitoring of service delivery in formal camps in Dohuk governorate and conduct informal sites assessments to identify gaps and avoid duplication of activities and participate in relevant CCCM coordination forums. To further deepen the understanding of gaps and needs, ACTED will conduct risk and safety audit in camps with VOP-FAM and similar assessments together with the sector leaders and volunteers of targeted informal settlements and VOP-FAM.
REACH, a common initiative of ACTED, IMPACT Initiatives and UNOSAT, will focus on 1) profiling of formal camps to understand conditions and needs of the resident population 2) understanding IDP’s movement intentions in camps and in informal settlements 3) understanding needs and vulnerabilities of underserved population in informal sites across the country and 4) conducting area-based assessment and response gap analysis in selected areas of high returns to inform CRC operations and partnerships to facilitate durable solutions for those who return to their areas of origin  . Additionally, REACH will support the CCCM Cluster with a part-time dedicated Assessment Officer, who will work on ad hoc requests from the Cluster, on additional analysis on REACH data according to the Cluster’s needs, and will be providing direct secondment at UNAMI with the Cluster one day per week.