Provision of equitable and timely access to WASH live-saving services to the IPC 45 population in Duk County Charity Mission Corps (CMC) aims at provision of equitable access to safe and adequate water, dignified Sanitation, and safe hygiene practices to mitigate WASH related malnutrition through customized intervention mainstreaming protection, enhancing resilience, communities coping mechanisms and sustainability, targeting population with extreme needs under WASH vulnerability for Persons In Need (PIN) 4amp5 mainly disaster affected population within the IPC5 to achieve water hygiene and sanitation (WASH) cluster strategic objectives 1, 2 amp3 (1:1, 1:2, 2:1, 2:2, 3:1), and cluster objectives 1amp3 tackling water and sanitation hygiene-WASH related gender base violence-GBV and WASH-nutrition related activities and availing critical protection related assistance and specialized services through an integrated approach to address the priority needs of  vulnerable women, men, girls, boys, and elderly, people with disability and chronic illnesses in hard-to-reach areas of Padiet, Panom-panaru, and Paborkoi in Duk County inline with the humanitarian respond plan 2021 strategies. CMC entails to provide equitable access emergency WASH non-food items, safe and sufficient water at the nutrition facilities and community level, increase hygiene knowledge through hygiene promoters. Proposed activities will help eradicate the IPC4amp5 situation through prevention and mitigation of the communicable diseases, the global acute malnutrition (GAM) rates, reduced women and girls WASH-related vulnerabilities, improve livelihoods inline with the WASH cluster guidelines for flood responses, WASH-malnutrition and WASH-GBV mitigations through strengthening referral pathways ensuring accountability to the affected population mechanisms incorporating the COVID-19 prevention measures. The project will target 15,000 direct beneficiaries facing IPC 4-5 and GAM rate of 20.8% customarily, the internally displaced population, most vulnerable flood affected host communities, and malnutrition patients with limited access to water and sanitation, hygiene through

Training of 21(9M, 12F) hygiene promoters. Training of existing partners and population on the protection mainstreaming in their services. Establishing 10 handwashing facilities at the crowded gatherings and nutrition facilities, 6 garbage bins at the crowded locations, to improve household waste management system through cat-methods. Rehab/repairing of the 10 non-functional boreholes, 6 sanitations facilities. Identification and registration of 2250 (375HHs) 15% of the population categorized as most vulnerable IDPs/host communities households with moderate and severe malnutrition SAM/MAM children living with disabilities for the WASH-NFIs and MHM kits. Conducting hygiene promotion at the nutrition facilities and households level, installing garbage bins, 

CMC will collaborate with  the nutrition partners to carryout WASH activities within the nutrition sites and community level building the capacity nutrition workers to deliver intergrated WASH outreaches at the nutrition mobile centers in the deep field locations, while using the nutrition data to spot most velnurable SAM/MAM patients with disabilities for WASH-NFIs, strengthening coordination with the clusters working groups, and ensure feedbacks amp complains addressed, and participatory safety audit. CMC is static in Duk and has implemented couple of WASH project in the area through the pass experiences the project designs will incorporated special needs for the most vulnerable population people leaving with disabilities through increased equitabilities access to services. Institutional and beneficiaries centered approaches will be adopted throughout the implementation engulfing the nutrition partners for essential datainline with World bank disability inclusion guideline, barrier analysis will be conducted to guide the CMC's responses after consilidation and insight of the WASH cluster for repairing and rehab activities through CMC's procured materials