Nexus Response Mechanism (NRM) Project

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Project Description
  • This project helps conflict-affected communities, IDPs, and civil society organizations take part in humanitarian-development-peace work by improving their capacity and giving them access to emergency aid, education, livelihoods, and peacebuilding support.
  • This initiative, focused on gender and ethnic inclusion, links fast humanitarian support with long-term development and peace efforts by providing cash assistance, livelihood recovery, WASH improvements, psychosocial services, youth learning, and stronger community-led peace structures.
  • The project is implemented across nine townships in Rakhine State, reaching 149,490 people to date, 52% of them women, and helping vulnerable families build resilience, restore livelihoods, and contribute to social cohesion.
Project Objectives
  • Enhance the well-being and dignity of crisis-affected households by providing lifesaving support such as emergency cash assistance, gender-responsive health services, WASH supplies, and expanded access to alternative education, youth learning, and life-skills training.
  • Build resilient and inclusive livelihoods for women, persons with disabilities, and marginalized groups through practical skills training, agriculture and livestock recovery, and small-business support that help families rebuild income.
  • Promote peaceful coexistence by supporting community dialogues, storytelling, peace ambassadors, Women, Peace & Security engagement, and strengthened civil society capacity for effective HDP programming.
Key Achievements
  • Delivered 328 livelihood opportunities across six townships, supporting livestock, agriculture, and small businesses.
  • Ensured strong inclusion with 52% women-led and 14% PWD-led livelihood initiatives.
  • Support MPCA for urgent needs with long-term livelihood support to rebuild income and food security.
  • Achieved 53% female participation across all activities, with high engagement in peace and development sectors.
  • Included diverse ethnic groups such as Muslim, Chin, Mro, Chakama, Khame, Maragyi, and Rakhine communities.
  • Provided social cohesion activities and MHPSS support to improve community well-being.
  • Strengthening community capacity through partner-led training and gender resource development.