Provision of WASH services to mitigate WASH related GBV among IDPs, returnees and host communities in  Kangapo 1, Kangapo 2 and Liwolo Payams in Kajo Keji county Central Equatoria state This project is aimed at providing timely integrated WASH and GBV services to mitigate and reduce GBV risk associated with the use or lack of WASH facilities  among the IDPs, returnees and host communities in Kangapo 1, Kangapo 2 and Liwolo payams including Korijo IDP camp 
The project will be implemented alongside GBV partners to reinforce protection and promote safe and dignified access to WASH services to the target population 

It will provide timely, equitable access to safe and sufficient water, improved sanitation, and improving hygiene knowledge of the Internally Displaced Population (IDPs), returnees and most vulnerable host communities in Korijo, Merua, Logo, Kendiri, Jujurenga, Lewa, Bujere, Alusi, Madasar, Sokare. Marsak, Kudaji, Tongole, Nyandu, Kaibo, Mondi, Jonda , Lori, Kansuk, Merwa, Abaya, Jalimo, Leikor, Logu, Limi, Degi and moijo and Korijo Camp etc, focusing on WASH emergency intervention to reduce morbidity and mortality resulting from WASH-related diseases and GBV resulting or relating to WASH services through integrated lifesaving WASH activities mainstreaming protection, accountability to affected population (AAP) and strengthening the capacity of affected community on copping mechanism and resilience through training of different groups of people in the community such as pump mechanics, Water management committee, women groups, community leaders, and hygiene promoters
The Rescue Mission (TERM) in this project targets 15,300 community women, children, boys, girls and men including IDPs, returnees and most host community.
The project will additionally contribute to mitigating WASH-related GBV through working with ARC, Titi Foundation (TF) and Sustainable Children Aid (SCA) as key GBV partners currently having presence in the target locations and shall conduct community consultation during intervention (the rehabilitation of boreholes, WASH NFI distribution and renovation of sanitation facilities) to ensure safety and security are considered to mitigate any risk of violence in this resulting from the activities under this project, detailed needs assessment will be conducted to identify the further needs as returnees continue to arrive in most parts of Kajo keji to allow incorporating in any changing context. 
This project proposes rehabilitating a of 15 existing boreholes and chlorination in the affected locations at community level and schools after conducting focus group discussions with women group and girls coordinated with a GBV partner to provide adequate water supply in a secure location. 
Training of water management committees (7 members each per borehole) will be trained in safe water chain and 10 pump mechanics will be trained for repair and maintenance of hand pumps.. This will also help to enhance/build local capacities and resilience to organize themselves and maintain their water resources. 
 Water quality monitoring will be conducted both at water point level and HH level using H2S Vial Test to track the point of contamination and community will be aware on the result of water quality to inform them on the quality of water they consumed
TERM will focus in rehabilitating existing sanitation facilities at the institutional after agreed GBV analysis and TERM will strengthen protection for females during access to sanitation facilities This will include design improvements for safety and dignity and creating space for Menstrual Hygiene Management hand washing facilities 
 Total of 15  community hygiene promoters will be trained on hygiene promotion who will conduct hygiene promotion in the communities as well as encourage people to build household latrines. 
 TERM will request WASH NFI’s targeting 2500 HH from the pipeline and 2000 Menstrual/dignity  Hygiene Kits to be distributed to females of menstrual age to support menstruation management, this population will be the same as beneficiaries of other services 
Budget split 
Total Budget  150,000
WASH-GBV 100%