Emergency Earthquake Dignified Shelter Response Phase 1 ltpgtIn response to the devastating impact of the earthquake, GOAL proposes to provide shelter support leading to dignified, inclusive and safer living conditions in Dar Alkiram (Kelly) IDP camp, in Maaret Tamsrin sub-district. The proposed intervention will build on the lessons learned from an ongoing Dignified Shelter project implemented by GOAL under SCHF funding (first standard allocation 2022). Under this project, 145 units were completed during January 2023, and an additional 52 are planned to be implemented during March 2023. Under the proposed intervention, GOAL is planning to install 100 units with all necessary infrastructure within an additional site of the camp, aiming to provide shelter to 100 vulnerable households who lost their shelters due to the earthquake and are currently living in tents or collective centers. GOAL will facilitate access to dignified and safer shelter solutions and living conditions. This effort will be done in collaboration with local authorities to ensure targeting the most vulnerable HHs. The intervention will be complemented by GOAL’s existing regular food security programs funded by other donors.ltbrgtGOAL will install 100 dignified shelters units, connected to infrastructure and close to necessary services and facilities. This will be part of the site planning carried out at the target location. The dignified shelter solutions will reduce vulnerabilities to extreme weather conditions and protection risks. The infrastructure work will include integration between works falling under the Shelter and WASH sectors. It will focus on roads, drainage systems, installation of public lights, WASH networks and facilities upgrades and installation. ltbrgtGOAL is providing basic WASH services in this location under SCHF funding until the end of June 2023    including 1) environmental sanitation activities, 2) solid waste and excreta management, 3) hygiene promotion activities targeting camp residents and school students to raise awareness about hand washing, COVID-19 and other important hygiene messages, and 4) supporting the operation of Ataa Alkhair 1 station to provide safe water    to an estimated 9,187 individuals in 6 camps in this area. This support will continue under GOAL’s BHA-funded programming. ltbrgtAn estimated 500 individuals will directly benefit from the proposed intervention. Key activities will include: ltbrgt	Site planning and zoning to ensure upgrades reduce risks and respond to needs.ltbrgt	Installation of dignified shelter units as per GOAL dignified shelter module illustrated in Annex 1 (ab).ltbrgt	Extension of existing roads in the camp  resurfacing with gravel and concrete pavers and integrating rainwater drainage systems.ltbrgt	Extension of existing sewage and water lines.ltbrgt	Installation of sewage holding tank to optimize the in-site wastewater treatment process and reduce the reliance on desludging services.ltbrgt	Continuation of MPCA support at this location by GOAL under another funding stream.ltbrgtGOAL is cognizant that camp residents face a wide array of needs. GOAL has worked with partners during the project implemented under the first standard allocation 2022 on complementing other projects and services. For example, within the education sector, the Syrian NGO Takaful Alsham is currently running the camp school. The school building was connected to infrastructure such as water and sewage networks and receives WASH services such as water provision, waste collection and hygiene promotion for students. GOAL will extend the Food Security support to the 100 households moved to the camp in the upcoming month. GOAL will also continue to support the water station Ataa Alkhair that will benefit the 100 households under the proposed intervention. ltbrgtlt/pgt