Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM)

​​OVERVIEW
More than 1.5+ million displaced Yemenis have spontaneously settled in 2,300+ unplanned sites and camp-like settings. Conflict-related damage to infrastructure, and natural hazards including floods, have further disrupted safe access to a minimum level of services.

The CCCM Cluster is working with 24+ partners and with the authorities to improve the living conditions and protection of IDPs in sites and ensure equitable access to services and assistance for all persons in need, with a focus on moving towards durable solutions with full participation of the displaced and host communities.

CLUSTER OBJECTIVES - 2024

1. 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.
2. 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.
3. 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.
4. Promoting Durable Solutions for IDPs in sites through enhanced IDP Profiling, tailored interventions, and strengthened community empowerment.