Live-saving for civilians (stayed in or displaced from Mosul)  through effective communication before and during displacement in order to make them aware of the safest ways to spare their lives and maintain their dignity This project will address the tragic humanitarian situation expected to occur for hundreds of thousands of civilians in the area of military operations around the City of Mosul, whether they stay or leave the city. It aims to ensure more secure survival or displacement of these people with less human or material casualties This can be done through effective communication with civilians in Mosul before and during displacement in order to communicate various and important messages they need to maintain their lives and contribute to achieve the following:

1. Smooth movement of displaced people and avoid traffic jams or large gatherings that may jeopardize their lives.
2. Avoid any panic and disorder during displacement.
3. Proper handling of emergency situations that occur during the displacement.
4. Raise awareness about the humanitarian, security and legal procedures provided for the displaced.
5. Raise awareness towards taking appropriate precautions during displacement and ensuring sufficient food and medical needs to safely tackle the pre-access to humanitarian assistance.
6. Help displaced families in general, and paterfamilias, in particular, to make important decisions regarding displacement requirements, especially regarding the fact that they are facing new situations they are not familiarized to.

Achieving the aforementioned will contribute directly and significantly to reduce losses among the displaced that may occur due to unexpected incidents such as an explosion of mines and improvised explosive devices or be a target to a sniper or even get hurt by friendly fire ,or running out of medication or emergency materials or fuel as well as reducing the likelihood of exposure of vulnerable groups to violence or discrimination based on gender, in addition to providing psychological, social and legal protection to the displaced.

All of the above can be realized, depending on the means of effective communication available that can be accessed by the target people and the nature of the circumstances and conditions. The most important expected outcomes the messages can deliver are :

1. General, simple and necessary guidelines of first aid for emergency health cases, the elderly, pregnant, lactating women, children and persons with disabilities .
2. Warning children not to touch strange objects or go to dangerous and suspicious places.
3. Warning children to avoid staying away from the family during displacement.
4. Messages should address the cases of people with disabilities and how to follow up and take care of them.
5. Messages should address chronic diseases cases, shedding light on the importance of taking precautions medicines.
6. Messages for youth exposing to security screening by security agencies urging them not to worry or fear the security screening process.
7. Messages should urge displaced people to keep and maintain the support and ID documents.
8. Morale and psychological messages to help paterfamilias lead and manage the family during displacement.

It is agreed that this project is a project for protection.

We will not be raising awareness and instructions related to security as this is a task  of  the security forces in particular