Emergency WASH Intervention Targeting Vulnerable IDPs and at Risk Host-Community in At Ta'iziyah - Taizz Gov. (Priority 2) In accordance with the YHF allocation strategy paper (1SA2022) and WASH cluster allocation strategy, this intervention is designed to respond to the targeted IDPs and host communities' actual and specific needs by emergency WASH life-saving intervention to meet the WASH needs of people affected by conflict and recent displacements as precisely and comprehensively as possible. This WASH intervention is based on identified basic WASH needs thorough rapid need assessment followed by communication with the local authorities and related Shelter cluster, CCCM cluster, and active partners (Mercy corps, YCO, Deem and GARWAP) in the targeted districts. The main goal of this intervention is that “The most vulnerable 14,052 HHs (828 IDPs HHs amp 13,244 host community HHs)  in At Ta'iziyah Taizz Gov. will be able to meet their immediate WASH needs through receiving emergency WASH life-saving assistance.” The project will result in establishing long-term access to safe and sufficient drinking water (i.e installing solar pump units for water systems, installing water communal tanks in IDP camps and water trucking and connecting it to near local water systems) and emergency latrines.
The project will serve 98,363 Ind. as direct beneficiaries (20,656 Men, 25,574 Women, 25,574 Boys, and 26,558 Girls). Within the LFW, detailed information is provided in relation to selection and calculation of beneficiaries for each activity. 


# 98,363 IDPs and host community surrounding the IDPs camps will be targeted with the following activities:
 Supply, install, test, and commissioning of 1 Solar Pumping System for ( Al Ramadah water project) in At Taiziah district with an exit strategy by training water community committee to monitor the rehabilitated water system and ensure continual operation.
 Water quality surveillance at host community water system sources..
 Rehabilitate 64 host community HH latrine around IDP camps to achieve and sustain acceptable levels of sanitation coverage in At Taiziah district.

The project duration will be for 12 months, and will start by coordination with relative local authorities at central and governmental level for 3-4 months. Close coordination with WASH and CCCM cluster will be accomplished to ensure integrated response. 

To ensure that the most vulnerable people benefited from high-quality assistance that was provided to them in full adherence to the principles of (AAP) and (PSEA) SOUL will conduct AAP missions throughout the whole project phases, using a number of mechanism and tools. 
1.Specific to this project, ERP tracker tool is developed and includes indicators to observe and ensure that the affected population's distinct assistance and protection needs are met (e.g. FGD and consultation meetings, 5 minimum commitments for the Safety and Dignity of Affected Populations, … etc.).
2.Feedback amp Complaints Mechanism (FCM) will be introduce to targeted beneficiaries and managed by the MEAL officer to provide a timely response. 
3.Training of the project field and main office teams for 5 days in principles of Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP) and Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and monitoring tools. Also, it will include data protection, Psychological First Aid (PFA) /Code of Conduct and referral pathways in case of disclosure of a GBV incident.
4.Utilize SOUL’s call center and FCM volunteers to conduct random HH calls/visits to measure assistance satisfaction