Provision of Health, Nutrition, WASH and Protection Services to Underserved region in Afghanistan This project aims to support lifesaving interventions that are proved to be effective in the past in reducing morbidity and mortality among the high risk population from conflict related trauma, displacement and limited access to health, nutrition  WASH and protection services.  Interventions and activities are planned for the overall health response.  Given the hard-to-reach districts in this allocation, this project ensures sustainability beyond the scope of this time period..
HEALTH
1. The activities will include upgrading trauma care services, provision of training, equipment and supplies to priority hospitals in Muqur and Dara-i-Peche, Faryab, Tahkar, Nanghar, T that are severely underserved. Additional activities for supporting trauma care include providing trauma rehabilitation and upgrading and triage facilities in 10 district hospitals.  As part of the comprehensive trauma service, DAO will receive sub-grant for its rehabilitation and physiotherapy treatment.  Trauma service in Fa
2. Procure and preposition supplies for priority districts as per the contingency plans. This would include procurement of 150 Basic Kits by WHO which will be prepositioned at the regional centers for response to conflicts and population movements in priority districts
3.Capacity building of community based health workers with focus on female HWs that includes mental health, rehabilitation and physiotherapy, emergency obstetric care, focus on ministry staff and cluster partners.
. In this allocation, we will also support much-needed blood bank services in the priority districts by providing training, procurement of consumables and non-consumables to support district blood bank. 
5. Under Coordination and Assessment, WHO will conduct assessment by ATR Consulting on the acute health needs of people living in the hard-to-reach areas. 
6. PHC in Hilmand with RMNCH
NUTRITION
The Public Nutrition Department of MOPH with support from UNICEF and WHO have observed that the existing TFU's were in a poor state and required urgent attention. The project will strengthen operational and staff’s functional capacity in 33 sites (32 existing and 1 new site in Uruzgan). 33 TFU’s will undergo assessment followed by functional upgrading, through the procurement of F-75/F-100 milk preparation kits, kitchen items, cold chain, warming system, bed side chairs for caretakers, thus ensuring the quality and efficient continuity of services provided by the TFUs. 12 targeted TFU’s  identified through assessment will undergo Rehabilitation of water, hygiene, sanitation and environmental health systems and establishment of breastfeeding corners. The nutrition activities will complement the improving health service provision in the 16 priority districts in addition to the 29 high risk districts.
WASH
This project mainly focuses on improvement of WASH in the healthcare facilities that lack safe water sources as well as sanitation facilities. The assessment findings conducted in 2016 indicates that targeted health facilities that do not meet the least WASH standards.  The facilities will be part of the support for Nutrition and Health services. The project will contribute to maintaining the minimum WASH standards at health facilities. The targeted health facilities are located in the hard-to-reach districts containing vulnerable and deprived population (IDPs, returnees, vulnerable host communities) that are in pressing need for humanitarian assistance e.g. WASH, health, nutrition and etc). The project will also seek to determine the strategic WASH needs of the facilities as well as the neighboring communities.
Protection
In this proposal GBV training for healthcare worker will be support in all 16 priority districts and 29 high risk districts.  Comprehensive training on GBV Treatment Protocol will be provided to 200 healthcare providers.  In addition, 60 healthcare providers will be sensitized on gender mainstreaming in emergen