2017 Sudanese Crisis Response Programme in Chad The programme intervenes in three main areas being: WASH, food security including nutrition and livelihood, income generating activity and capacity development, supporting a total number of 23,409 people. The programme seeks to in combat food insecurity through an increase in food production, agriculture and livestock farming, the construction of cereal banks, and promotion of the cultivation of cereals, vegetables and plants of high nutritional value. The programme will also support self-reliance via supporting infrastructure, including wells for vegetable production and grain mills for transformation of products. As well as a support in the acquisition of energy-saving stoves to reduce firewood consumption and thus the negative impact on vegetation. This also reduces the risk of attack and abuse of women when they fetch firewood. In order to enhance a peaceful co-existence with the host population in an area with scares resources the programme also provides access to safe water and improved sanitation in surrounding villages. Finally, the programme continues to focus on organisational development of the partner to improve coordination, implementation and results. 4% of the budget is earmarked for partner's administration costs. To contribute to the reduction of vulnerabilities and to strengthening the self-reliance of the Sudanese refugees in Kounougou, Milé, Amnabak, Touloun and Iridimi refugee camps in eastern Chad and the host population in 12 surrounding villages