Khartoum

An urgent lifesaving response is needed for the entire displaced population, so far , the conflict is continuing and even if it ended, it is not expected that the situation would improve soon due to the destruction of infrastructure l institutions, and public services. Also, the continuous fighting led to a total deterioration of the security situation, deeply rooted violence among the affected population in their daily life. NADA has implemented several SHF programs and has established a strong presence in Khartoum State. NADA’s experience in protection programming in emergency and preposition of staff and expertise allows for the rapid start-up of project activities, access to monitor and report on issues and concerns as well as the provision of timely, better coordinated, and well-informed emergency response when necessary. This project is designed to contribute to the reduction of protection risks and increased resilience through several carefully designed activities. Taking into account that - Working under emergency and humanitarian response, especially in Khartoum during the current war requires flexibility without diluting the accountability of the implementing partner. Flexibility in reprogramming of projects required strong technical capability and clear management road map in support of the proposed activities. The most important outcome/result of the project is that the project was implemented successfully, and timely lifesaving services were provided to the targeted communities using a community-based approach, in addition AAP was considered through the community participation in designing, developing, and implementing of all project activities, NADA maintained the engagement of community members including persons with disabilities (PWDs,). This was done through consultation meetings and focus group discussions (FGDs).