Integrated Emergency and Early Recovery Support for IDPs and Communities Affected by Drought, Flood, and Conflict in Somalia

The proposed 12 month project design builds on the Acted-led consortium’s extensive experience undertaking humanitarian response, research, and monitoring work in Somalia – notably through previous and ongoing BHA awards. The consortium, which comprises Acted (lead) and IMPACT Initiatives SADO, GREDO, and MCAN, proposes a response that covers five sectors through an integrated project design. The project will meet emergency needs while simultaneously supporting early recovery and resilience-building as well as producing high-quality information products to inform prioritization of humanitarian resources. The project will, in total, benefit an estimated 394,026 individuals – the majority of whom are IDPs residing in IDP sites across southern Somalia. The project will indirectly benefit a much larger number of people by providing data and information products to inform Acted and partners’ other programming and humanitarian programming undertaken by other humanitarian actors in Somalia.