Rights and Duties

As an IDP living in a hosting site, you have the right to:

• Receive humanitarian assistance and protection according to your needs and the available services.
• Live in a safe, secure, and dignified environment.
• Participate in the management and decision-making of the site through site committees, focus group discussions (FGDs), site management and coordination (SMC) mobilizers, and Community-Based Protection Networks.
• Access information and communication channels.
• Express your feedback and complaints.
• Choose your preferred durable solution.

You also have the responsibility to:

• Respect the rules and regulations of the site.
• Prevent and report any abuse, exploitation, or violence.
• Respect the rights and dignity of other IDPs and host communities.
• Cooperate with camp coordinators, camp managers, site committees, and other humanitarian actors.
• Contribute to the maintenance and improvement of the site.
• Preserve the site environment and participate in community activities.

• IDPs and site residents are responsible for the daily maintenance of the site and are encouraged to actively participate in its management.
• The Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) organization ensures that the site is safe, secure, and accessible to all IDPs, while monitoring needs and coordinating services.
• The site committee represents the community and participates in decision-making processes.
• Local authorities provide legal and administrative support, ensure security, and facilitate access for humanitarian organizations.

For more information or assistance:

Human Access CCCM Contact for Marib:
Toll-free hotline: 800 0078
Phone: 780 481 701 / 718 038 157 / 737 902 897
Email: [email protected]

The CCCM organization is responsible for:

• Ensuring the safety, security, and accessibility of the hosting site.
• Monitoring the situation in the site and assessing the needs of the community.
• Coordinating services provided in the site with the community and local authorities.
• Encouraging the active participation of the community in the management of the site.

The site committee is responsible for:

• Representing the community and voicing their opinions and concerns.
• Participating in the management and improvement of the site.
• Mobilizing the community for maintenance and other activities.
• Resolving conflicts within the community.

Local authorities are responsible for:

• Providing legal and administrative support and ensuring security in the site.
• Facilitating access to the site for humanitarian organizations.
• Respecting and upholding humanitarian principles and standards.
• Supporting IDPs to pursue the durable solution of their choice.