Provision of life-saving emergency shelter kits and solar lamp to the most vulnerable Internally Displaced Pe

Objectives

The proposed project seeks to provide physical protection, safety and pricy to the most vulnerable internally displace persons and host communities in Daynille district Mogadishu by supporting emergency shelters kit through an owner driven approach . The project will support 900 Families (2970 female and 2430 male). Each family consist an average of 6 person. The beneficiaries will be provided emergency shelter through the provision of vouchers and construct their own shelter. IOM will provide beneficiaries site planning, and training on aspects of the construction and fire break. Before shelter construction Beneficiaries will select their preferred choice of shelter out of Shelter cluster-compliant options provided by IOM. IOM will recruit an engineer to oversee the construction process and offer support when needed. A shelter committee will be set up which will include local authorities, IDP leaders and IOM staff to monitor the project progress, advocating land tenure and flag any potential issues that arise in the process. The project will also distribute solar lamps the same families to project GBV cases during the night.