This project aims to provide life-saving assistance (in form of Multi-purpose Cash Assistance, MPCA) to newly displaced populationsin Bilicsan, Barkada-sharifada, Turqada, Basra, Qarsa, Gasho villages of Kismayo district resulting from the recent conflict. By addressing the immediate needs and building resilience, the project will contribute to improving the living conditions and overall well-being of the affected community. FSL (Food Security and Livelihoods) are the primary sector required to address the immediate andlong-term needs of the newly displaced population in Kismayo.FSL activities will concentrate on providing multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA) for two cycles to 415 households to meet their basic needs and recover their livelihoods. The project also aims to address and provides cash assistance for essential items such as food, shelter, and healthcare, empowers individuals to restart or rebuild their businesses or income-generating activities, contributes to the overall economic stability by increasing spending power <(>&<)> helps newly displaced population to become more resilient to future shocks or crises by providing them with the means to cope independently. Essentially, MPCA offers a flexible and efficient way to address the diverseneeds of displaced populations. WASDA, Oxfam local partner will facilitate the community entry meeting, beneficiaries’ selection and registration in line with the pre-definedselection criteria and verification process. The partner will also support the transfer of cash to the entitled beneficiaries for the planned two cycles. Oxfam and WASDA has been closely working with food security cluster and partners planning to response including DRC who are planning to support 500 households through MPCA for one round off. Oxfam/WASDA will also work with the Ministry of Humanitarian and Disaster Management to avoid assistant overlap in these settlements