Emergency WASH/Cholera Response Interventions for the most vulnerable affected communities and IDPs in high priority district,  Salh,Taiz  governorate This project aims at responding to cholera prevention in Salh district in Taizz governorate for 10 months. The project is designed to provide support for  6,745 HHs (47,215 individuals: 13,658 men, 8,937 women, 8,747 boys, 15,873 girls), 653 HHs of them are IDPs  (4,571 individuals:  1,322 men, 865 women, 847 boys, 1,537 girls). The activities of the project are as follows:
1.Providing the reported cholera/AWD 3,960 HHs cases with cholera WASH prevention kits. The criteria of beneficiaries selection are based on WASH Cluster SOPs and as follows:
-Households with confirmed cholera case (by lab or RTD) and households in the immediate surrounding area (50-100 m or 20 households).
-Households with suspected cholera case with moderate or severe symptoms and households in the immediate surrounding area (50-100 m or 20 households).
-Patients that are being admitted to DTC, DTU or ORC with moderate or severe cholera symptoms.
-Households with a drinking water source known to be contaminated with cholera
2.Providing  2,785 affected HHs (17,991 individuals: 5,204 men, 3,406 women, 3,333 boys, and 6,048 girls) with chlorine NaDCC 33 mg tablets and training them on water treatment at HH level.
3.Orientation of 16 community volunteers (CVs) on the delivery of messages on cholera awareness and on improving hygiene practices activities to affected targeted HHs. 50 % of them are females. Each male and female will form a team targeting the same HH.
4.Training 140 chlorinators to conduct disinfection for 70 water points in the affected locations. 
5.Carrying out community engagement and mobilization activities to for cholera awareness and improved hygiene practices of targeted HHs’ on key messages for 6,745 HHs (47,215 individuals: 13,658 men, 8,937 women, 8,747 boys, 15,873 girls), 653 HHs of them are IDPs  (4,571 individuals:  1,322 men, 865 women, 847 boys, 1,537 girls)
6.Conducting water quality monitoring activities to check the FRC at 70 communal water tanks in the areas with high risk of cholera epidemic infection. 
7.Procuring, printing and disseminating hygiene promotion brochures and posters on the key messages of cholera awareness and improved hygiene practices. 
8.Monitoring and reporting the activities of the project monthly and weekly to show the progress of activities. The reports will provide disaggregated by age and sex about the beneficiaries  using GAMM monitoring tool. 
To achieve the second output (New cholera cases reported by EOC, DTCs, ORCs at district level received immediate WASH cholera response assistance), the following the activities will be carried out:
1.Orientation of 10 RRTs members (each consists of a male and a female) to enhance immediate response to cholera outbreak increment at community level. 
2.Orientation for 10 community volunteers (CVs) (50% females) on community mobilization for cholera awareness and improved hygiene practices. 
3.Collecting reports from DTCs, ORCs, EOCs and Health offices at different levels to ensure that data is available at district level rather than waiting for EOC data at national level. 
4.Conducting campaigns of cleaning tanks at hotspot areas using 5% consecrated chlorine solution.
Exit Strategy:
Through the orientation of CVs, Chlorinators, community leaders and HHs heads on cholera prevention and water treatment at HH level, communities will be able to cope with the outbreak using the disseminated materials. The communities will have the needed knowledge to avoid the infection of AWD and cholera decease. The oriented members of communities at water distribution points who will be undertaking the chlorination for the water tankers, they will continue doing the activity after the projects ends with connection with LWSC to get the chlorine used for disinfecting activity.