Integrated Multi-sectoral Emergency Project Aimed to support Conflict and drought affected displaced households Through Food Security, Education and WASH (IMPACT), Garasbaley  Kaxda Districts, Mogadishu. Project aims to support 2000 displaced households (hhs) that have severely been affected by drought and or conflict in Garasbaley and Xahda districts. Target hhs will be supported through an integrated approach to increase access to food, WASH and Education. 2000 hhs will be selected us-ing criteria agreed with community at large: 1) poor with more than 3 children lt5, or elderly, preg-nant and/or lactating mothers, ill 2) without bread winner 3) with malnourished children under-going treatment 4) marginalised clans, 5) with school aged dropped out children hhs will receive $82 monthly Unconditional Cash Transfers (UCT) equivalent to 74%of the Minimum Expenditure Basket (MEB) for 3 months starting June to meet their food and other essential needs. Children from same HH are targeted with school meals hence reduced Transfer value. UCT will be provided through Mobile Money Transfer (MMT). Each transfer will be followed by a Post Distribution Moni-toring (PDM) to assess beneficiary satisfaction, track expenditure and capture issues of Concern to improve for subsequent transfers. 

Two Emergency Education Centres (EECs) will be established within the same settlements target-ing 360 boys and 360 girls from families supported with UCT continue with education and remain protected. Each EEC will have 3 classes with students attending in two shifts per day. EECs will be equipped with furniture, education materials including teaching aids, stationery and sports kits to enhance children’s interaction and reduce stresses and trauma related to conflict and displace-ment. Intervention will be undertaken in partnership with Youthlink (LNGO) who will support con-duct in-service training for 12 EEC teachers and 2 Community Education Committees (CECs) each comprising 8 members (50% women) to undertake effective management. Teachers will be incen-tivised on a monthly basis at USD 90/month for 5 months to meet their needs. Hygiene education and awareness on Sexual Related Gender Based Violence (SRBGV) will be incorporated in teaching especially to protect girls. Community mobilization will be conducted in collaboration with the teachers, CECs and Ministry of Education to increase awareness education and SRGBV issues. 

Safe water supply through piped network will be provided at the target settlements and at the 2 EECs located within the same settlements. 9 pipeline connections (7 at settlements, 2 at EECs) uti-lizing the existing privately owned water network will be made. Households are entitled to 2-20litre jerry cans/day estimated at 7.5l/p/d (Somalia WASH Cluster Stds) and monthly water bills as per water meter readings will be paid through the project. Each water point will be manned by 2 water kiosk attendants (male and female) that will be ensure equal opportunity for all hhs, organise clean up and help solve disputes related to water collection. Kiosk attendants will be incentivised at $50/month to enable them meet their essential needs. Quality of water will be monitored by con-cern WASH officer to ensure its safe at all times. 

82 latrines will be constructed at the settlements and 18 latrines (12 for girls, 6 for boys) at the EECs due to space limitation. Latrines will be separated by gender and will be sited in consultation with women and girls to ensure their convenience and safety. Design includes a lockable door from in-side, raise floor to prevent flooding and a hand washing facility to promote hand washing.