Cluster
CLCCM
Camp Coordination & Camp Management
Cluster Objectives
CO1
Strengthening the oversight and provision of integrated and multi-sectorial CCCM services at site and area-level, while prioritizing safe and dignified access for vulnerable groups.
CO2
Promoting active and meaningful community participation through robust Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP) mechanisms, fostering two-way communication, and ensuring communities’ participation in decision-making processes within sites.
CO3
Promoting Durable Solutions for IDPs in sites through enhanced IDP Profiling, tailored interventions, and strengthened community empowerment.
CO4
Strengthening capacities among authorities, partners, and community committees to collaboratively facilitate the development and implementation of effective and sustainable exit strategies for sites in Yemen, ensuring a successful transition while emphasizing the pivotal role of authorities in this process.
Cluster Activities
CA1
Establish and train site management teams in each site, ensuring representation and participation of IDPs of different age, gender, and disability groups.
CA2
Implement site maintenance activities in each site, based on the identified needs and priorities, such as improving drainage, sanitation, lighting, shelter, roads, etc.
CA3
Provide flood mitigation support to sites at risk of flooding, such as distributing sandbags, digging trenches, raising platforms, installing pumps, etc.
CA4
Facilitate the formation and functioning of community self-organizing committees in each site, ensuring inclusive participation of men, women, PWDs, and marginalized groups, such as youth, elderly, ethnic minorities, etc.
CA5
Implement cash for work (CfW) schemes for site maintenance, providing cash incentives to IDPs who participate in site maintenance activities, such as cleaning, repairing, painting, etc.
CA6
Conduct mass information campaigns in each site, using various communication channels and methods, such as radio, posters, flyers, megaphones, etc., to disseminate relevant and timely information to the IDPs, such as their rights, entitlements, services, opportunities, etc.
CA7
Establish and operate Complaints and Feedback Mechanisms (CFMs) in each site, such as suggestion boxes, hotlines, help desks, etc., to receive and address the complaints and feedback from the IDPs, and to provide them with timely and appropriate responses and solutions.
CA8
Profile IDP households for durable solutions programming, using standardized tools and methodologies, and collect and analyze data on their preferences, intentions, and capacities for return, local integration, or resettlement.
CA9
Support area-based community-led projects to support community solutions, such as building or rehabilitating community infrastructure, facilities, or services, that benefit both the IDPs and the host communities, and that promote social cohesion and integration.
CA10
Capacitate CCCM staff and authorities in site management, through providing training, coaching, mentoring, and technical support, on various topics and skills related to site management, such as standards, coordination, protection, participation, etc.
CA11
Develop exit strategies workplans by CCCM partners with authorities, communities, and relevant stakeholders, through conducting consultations, assessments, and planning sessions, to define the criteria, indicators, and actions for phasing out or handing over the site management responsibilities and activities.