Multi-Sectoral emergency response to populations affected by food insecurity and conflict in the regions of Tillaberi, Diffa, and Tahoua, and support to humanitarian information services in Niger

This 24-month project aims to support displaced people, refugees and host communities in the Diffa, Tillabéri and Tahoua regions of Niger. The aim of the project is to provide multi-sectoral emergency assistance to food-insecure and conflict-affected people, through food assistance, livelihood resilience activities and strengthening of the protective environment; while strengthening humanitarian action with multi-sectoral data and information tools to contribute to better evidence-based response planning.
Beneficiaries: an estimated 85,833 individuals (avoiding double counting) will benefit from the program, including 22,317 IDPs and 3,433 refugees. Beneficiaries will be selected from among those with the most pressing needs, whatever their status (refugees, IDPs, returnees and host families). The direct beneficiaries of this project will also be humanitarian actors needing to strengthen their information management capacities (80 NGOs).