Component

Subcomponent

Beneficiaries

Component 1: Social and Economic Infrastructure and Services

Subcomponent 1(a): Community Investment Fund

Communities will benefit from the improved public service delivery and economic infrastructure. Host communities will undertake area based planning, and will be responsible for selecting, prioritizing, implementing and monitoring project investments.

Subcomponent 1(b): Capacity support for Local Planning and Decentralized Service Delivery

The integrated area based planning and delivery of decentralized services will benefit both refugees and host communities

Component 2: Environmental and Natural Resource Management

Subcomponent 2(a): Integrated Natural Resources Management

Communities will benefit from the broader environmental and natural resources management (NRM) activities.

The Labor Intensive Public Works (LIPW) approach used for implementation will offer employment to the host communities. It is anticipated that other actors will design complementary public works activities that will benefit refugees using KDRDIP’s approach and methodology.

Subcomponent 2(b): Access to Energy

The focus is on the host communities with complementary investments from the Off-grid Solar Project and complemented by UNHCR investments in the camps. This component will help address the critical energy needs in the area and reduce adverse environmental impacts.

Component 3: Livelihoods Programme

Subcomponent 3 (a): Support to Traditional and Non-Traditional Livelihoods

Focused on host communities with potential for sharing of market linkages, technical support, knowledge and experience sharing with UNHCR and other partners providing support to refugees.

Sub-component 3 (b): Capacity Building of Community-Based Organizations for Livelihoods

Focused on hosts but support to community groups in the camps will be extended through partner organizations.

Component 4. Project Management, Monitoring and Evaluation, and

Knowledge sharing

County and national government authorities will benefit from the integrated planning, Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E), and knowledge sharing on area based planning and refugee policy harmonization in the region.