Provision of Main WASH services for the most  vulnerable and marginalized men women and children in Almarawah District- Alhudaydah Governorate Based on BYHRP2022 , Less than half of Yemen’s population and lower than 10 per cent of internally displaced people living in  hosting sites for displaced persons have access to safe water and adequate sanitation.  Despite overcoming the most significant cholera epidemic in recent history (2017-2019), Yemen still suffers from the underlying conditions that caused the outbreak and continue to drive high morbidity and mortality levels.  According to YHF 3rd Reserve allocation , Almarawah district is considered one of the most prioritized districts for urgent humanitarian intervention . 

 This project QC will ensure the Provision of Main WASH services for the most vulnerable and marginalized men women and children in Almarawah Dis- Alhudaydah Gov such as , Muhamasheen, IDPs and host communities in targeted areas whom are suffering and have a very difficult access to get adequate and clean drinking water due to the absence of functioning water supply systems. Women and children should travel long distances about an hour and more by feets or donkeys to fetch water, and due to such, many children drop out school. To add, about 80% of the targeted families do not have latrines of any kind. In addition, residents have poor hygienic practices where the number of monthly diarrhea cases according to the report of the health facility of the targeted area is more than 300 cases.  
The proposed project is focusing on ensuring the continuity of WASH services and mitigating/addressing potential protection risks of the most vulnerable people, 2800 households: (2943women,2801men, 3170girls, 3087boys), PWD, minority groups such as the Muhamasheen, and persons with other specific needs through integrated response of comprehensive WASH services.
 
The project is based on 2  interventions.1) ensure sustainable access to adequate, and clean drinking water. 2) enhance sanitation facilities and hygiene practices. Under this project, QC will provide full rehabilitation of the water supply systems  by rehabilitating  one water well and equipping it with 2 solar-powered pumping systems , rehabilitation of two tower concrete tanks , Installing communal water points. QC will ensure the access of the targeted people to a safe and sanitated environment inside and outside their IDPs sites and households by building safe and proper family latrines, conducting two community-led cleaning campaigns by engaging the local community members in the project activities and instill the accountability among the project's beneficiaries. Beside that , Personal hygienic knowledge, attitudes, and practices will also be ensured.
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The hygiene practices will be enhanced by distributing hygiene kits combined with awareness campaigns. Also, the project will ensure the protection mainstreaming by building specifically designed latrines for PWDs, selecting 50% female community volunteers, etc. As part of the accountability to affected people, the project will ensure that lists of beneficiaries have been prepared based on fair selection and verification criteria.  In addition, the project will establish a very effective complaints amp feedback mechanism to receive the complaints of the affected people. Any recorded complaints related to GBV will immediately be addressed by distributing hygiene kits as well as delivering health and hygiene awareness sessions.
QC works for the project in a very consideration and coordination  with key stakeholders ,WASH and Health cluster ,Local authorities ,and humanitarian partners. QC established qualified field team to implement the aforementioned activities and to follow up daily to ensure strong monitoring and reporting mechanisms for each activities with close coordination to the affected communities as well as to ensure the immediate outputs and the outcomes of the project are achieved, counterpart and supportive supervisions will be conducted jointly with GARWASP technical staf