Provision of emergency life-saving WASH response packages to drought affected people and or at risk of famine in Banadir Region ltp style="" class=""gtltspan lang="EN-US"gtIn responsenbspto the Somalia Humanitarian Fund Standard Allocation 1 2023: ltfont color="#000000" face="Arial, sans-serif"gtDroughtnbsplt/fontgtResponse and Famine PreventionnbspPuntlandnbspMinority Women Development Organization (PMWDO) propose tonbsptakes a strategic
two-pronged approach to addressingnbspthe chronic lack of water and sanitation services in Somalia, with specificnbspfocus on Banadir Region. The approaches includednbspsystematic water infrastructure assessment in a bid to identify water sources that can be rehabilitated/upgraded. And secondly, by ensuring thatnbspvulnerable populations in underserved areas of Banadir have increased accessnbspand make optimal use of sanitation facilities and hygiene promotion, innbspthe IDP Camps and vulnerable neighboring communities.nbspnbsplt/spangtThe PMWDO project activities at community/IDP level will focus in various
settlements in Banadir, these being identified as the most underserved
settlements in Somalia in terms of access to water and sanitation and number of
agencies providing services.nbspIn total 13,800 targeted vulnerable
people will benefit from increased access to water, sanitation and hygiene
promotion services. The target IDP Camps include 1.Miraayo 2. Shirwac, 3. Diininbsp 4. Mansoor 5. Sheedaha 6. Iimaan 7. Kabo Harag, 8. Dooonburaale 9. Buulo Weyn 10. Ceel xaraar1. 11 Dajiye 1, 12 . Dajiye 2 , 13. Ceeljiir, 14. Buulociir, 15.Shimo, 16.Saaxil , 17. shurshuur, 18.Ceel garas, 19. Janagale , 20. Waaheen, 21.Saaxil, 22. Shiikh Madar , 23. Bood Gaabo.ltspan style="color: rgb(60, 60, 60) font-family: Roboto, sans-serif text-align: left background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255) text-decoration-color: initial"gtltbrgtlt/spangtlt/pgtltp style="" class=""gtltbrgtlt/pgtltp style="" class=""gtPMWDO seeks to contribute to thenbsp provision ofnbsplife-savingnbspemergency WASH services for up to 13,800 beneficiaries, includingnbspnewly displaced and some of the protracted IDPs in Daynilenbspcommunities affected by drought,nbspfloods, conflicts, waterborne diseases and other emergenciesnbspthrough nbspwater supply provision,nbspconstruction of up to 100nbsptemporary latrine installations and key hygiene messages and core hygiene items to up to 2500HH. The projectnbspwill ensure that basic WASH needs of thenbsptargeted affected people are met in a safe and dignified manner in compliance with cluster response minimum standards. By investing on borehole innbspDaynile

 to support beneficiaries andnbspwater connection to up to 1,800 HH or 10,800 beneficiaries.nbspThe hygiene messages and continuous awareness for up to 13,800 beneficiaries aims to contribute to the prevention ofnbspoutbreak of AWD/Cholera. In line with first Strategic Objective of the HRP the project alsonbspaims to ensure the provision of sustainingnbspand cost-effective WASH services to the IDP population and non-displaced vulnerable communities innbspDaynile
for protracted IDPs andnbspnon-displaced,nbspwhilenbspcontinuously monitoringnbspexisting water facilities/sources, identify gaps and ensure newnbspinfrastructure construction and repairs of non-functional waternbspand gender-segregated sanitation facilities and context relevant sanitation tools. PMWDO will also ensure trained community hygiene promoters (20 CHP) support mobilization and awareness that contribute to life saving initiatives.nbspSanitation campaigned led by the hygiene promoters will also focusnbspon waste managementnbspby providing toolkits for up 120 individuals for up to 32 weeks. PMWDO will also identify priority camps and locations with latrines requiring desludging. Through the project PMWDO will engage committees tasked with supervision and simple maintenancenbspofnbspstrategic water point and ensuring community participation, the committee members will be trained and selected from various camps, based on resource, up to 40 participants will be considered for capacity building.ltbrgtlt/pgt