Thank you for the question.
First of all, the civil society badly needs some technical support, because most of the support coming from the international donors is handed off to either international organizations or UN organizations. Then most of the civil society actually is a bit blocked from support. For instance, the humanitarian country team is composed of international organizations and UN organizations.
Civil society actually needs some skills. It needs to be trained. For instance, when we speak about media and information, most of the grassroots organizations don't have any idea how to weave their messages to the targeted audiences in media terms. I think there is also a great need for information strategy for the government, which does not have any strategy for composing messages involving IDPs and for how to improve the overall understanding to raise awareness of IDPs among the population.
In terms of health, psycho-social assistance is still the great need.