The overall goal of the three-year Plan of Action is to make a significant contribution towards improving food security and nutrition and strengthening the resilience of vulnerable rural and peri-urban households while restoring the agriculture sector of the country. As a dynamic document, the Plan of Action will be implemented through a flexible twin-track approach that can be tailored to its target areas for different types of intervention based on the conflict dynamics and changing circumstances in the country over the next three years. Strategic decisions on targeting will be informed by conflict analysis and regular conflict monitoring that ensures conflict-sensitive interventions. The twin-track strategic approach will focus on:

• Scaling up current emergency food security, nutrition and cropping, pastoral and fisheries-based livelihood responses across all famine-risk districts.
• Investing in capacity development and improved agricultural service delivery interventions at the governorate, district and community levels in order to recover and improve crop, livestock and fisheries productivity on a sustainable basis, as well as promoting sustainable natural resources management, taking into account the specific needs and priorities of women and girls. 
• Strengthening sectoral planning, programming, implementation and coordination mechanisms for the efficient utilisation of resources along and across both tracks and a more cost-effective impact on longerterm household and community resilience.