????EQ_ Phase 1: Support the conflict-affected communities displaced or impacted by the earthquake in NW Syria through providing WASH's life saving activities. ltpgt


lt/pgtltpgtltbrgtIYD proposes this project to support the conflict-affected communities, displaced or impacted by the EQ in NWS to help them to survive by implementing WASH activities IYD designed this project to target both communities, and IDP camps where the need exists based on the received reports from the clusters and the field, IYD will provide WASH life-saving emergency supplies and services to 21 IDP camps in total 14,774  individuals ( 7,681 men, 7,093 women) 13 camps located in Idleb, Harim, Qourqeena , total number of beneficiaries  9,367 individuals( 4,870 men, 4,497 women), and 7 camps located in Idleb, Harim, Dana, total number of beneficiaries 4552 individuals ( 2219 men, 2333 women), and one camp in Idleb, Idleb, Maaret Tamsrin,  total number of beneficiaries 855 individuals (417 men, 438 women), the intervention will be through providing clean and safe water to the IDPs in the camps 35-40 L/P/D including the water safety plan for domestic uses, rehabilitate and maintenance 113 old latrines to return them functioning well, distribution 640 water tanks 1 m3 capacity to conserve the provided water clean and far away from the contamination factors, in parallel, the SWM and the de-sluding of the garbage and the waste water will be removed from the camps and transfer out the camps to the nearest landfill and nearest sanitation system in coordination with the local councils and camps management to protect the environment, IYD team will provide hygiene sessions to increasing awareness of beneficiaries about cholera, IYD will targeted 5,000 individuals men, women, girls and boys during these sessions to encourage the beneficiaries to retune back to the health practices IYD will distribute 5,000 soap bag( 5 pieces),Hygiene kits will be provided to the IDPs by using the cash voucher assistant modality, 20 USD/ household to cover WASH NFI needs.ltbrgt. During the implementation of the activities IYD team will address the specific needs of PWD and women, such as the rehabilitation of latrines, the gender needs will also be considered. On the level of quick fixes and operation support to the water stations, IYD will provide the operation and maintenance support to four water stations, two water stations in Daret Azza 35,000 individuals ( 18,200 men, 16,800 women), one water station in in Al Teneyh Village camp, total number of beneficiaries is 1,474 individuals((766 men, 708 women), and one water station in Kafer taanour 5,250 individuals ( 2,730 men, 2,520 women), the support duration will be for three months the support process will cover the bills of the electricity and the fuel costs to run the generators to provide the water to the beneficiaries, IYD will form water units and train them on the OM to built the capacity of the communities, the water units members will be from the communities based on the background experience in water stations and alignment with HR procedures the technician engineers in IYD will focus on the water safety plan at water source and HHs level to ensure the water safe for human uses, the emergency maintenance and periodic maintenance will be controlled by the water unit members to run the generators in safe mode.ltbrgtIYD will build a new high water tank in Al Teneyh Village camp instead of the damaged one by the earthquake and connect it to the water network to return the system to functioning well.ltbrgtIYD, in coordination with the local council, will expand the water network to connect Jabal Sheich Bahr camp with the water station the new water network will provide clean water to 2200 individuals ( 1,073 men, 1,128 women) for daily uses.ltbrgtThe implementation of this project will be in alignment with WASH cluster guidelines, strategic objectives,  and SPHERE standards in emergency cases.ltbrgtThe community engagement will be the base to start the project this includes adequate considerations of gender quality and prevention, mitigation, and response to GBVlt/pgt



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