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Cholera Response: Integrated WASH Assistance in three governorates of Yemen (Ibb, Al Dhale’e, Raymah) As of 14 May, a total of 14,000 suspected cases, with 186 associated deaths (1.6% CFR) were reported from 180 districts across 18 Governorates. On 14 May, the MoHP declared a state of emergency stating that the health system is unable to contain this unprecedented health and environmental disaster. An additional, 98,126 cases are projected from the high risk districts in the coming six months.

In order to contain and prevent the spread of cholera in affected areas in Ibb, Al Dhale’e and Raymah governorates, ACTED proposes a comprehensive emergency WASH response at both the community and household level. All proposed activities are in line with the recommendations of the WASH cluster and designed to improve WASH environments, combat and prevent the spread of cholera. At the household level, ACTED proposes to distribute cholera prevention kits (containing a supply of aquatabs, soap, and jerry cans for a period of three months) to 5,500 households in communities in Ibb, Al Dhale’e and Raymah with confirmed and suspected cases of cholera. This will be paired with group cholera prevention awareness-raising sessions and regular water quality monitoring for free residual chlorine (FRC) at the household level. At the community level, ACTED will support the chlorination of the water at 95 health facilities in Ibb, Al Dhale’e and Raymah, as well as at five water networks in Ibb – including the Ibb City water network, for a period of three months. ACTED will also provide training on chlorine’s proper handling and usage to the relevant individuals. This will be done in parallel with regular FRC monitoring performed by ACTED, cholera prevention training with health facility staff, and the distribution of health facility specific cholera prevention kits.
ACTED confirms it has the financial capacity and cashflow to conduct the activities immediately after signing of the contract, as well as prior to receiving installment from OCHA. ACTED also ensures availability and capacity to procure relevant materials (including chlorine) and consumable hygiene kits for the duration of the project.
Delivering life saving integrated  food and protection assistance to the most vulnerable people in Ash Shamayteen and Dimnat Khadir of Taizz governorate In line with second  standard allocation priority of the 2017 and with the strategy of Yemeni women Union (YWU) to respond to the most urgent needs of the most vulnerable people, YWU will implement this project will integrate food and protection activities (GBV) in Dimnat Khadir and conduct protection  (main , GBV and child protection) activities in Ash Shamayteen district in Taizz governorate . 

Food component:  Dimnat Khadir district
The proposed project will distribute 9000 food basket for 3000 HHs in Dimnat Khadir that provides lifesaving assistance to 21000 individuals including 5670 men , 5250 women ,5040 boys and 4830 girls. the activities of the food component will include : baseline and end-line assessments and market survey , selection and verification of beneficiaries , distribution of vouchers , PDM visits, and developing human interest stories. YWU coordinated this component with FSAC coordinator and sub-cluster coordinator in Ibb hub.

Protection A (GBV) : Dimant Khadir and Ash Shamayteen districts

The project will target 2600 GBV survivors/cases with multi-sector services i.e. psycho-social support , medical support , cash assistance and legal support. The activities will also include monitoring 10% of the GBV survivors /cases that received protection services. 

Protection B (Main protection and Child protection): Ash Shamayteen district
The project will target 2000 IDPs with referral to service providers including YWU who provide a multi-sector services and other active service providers in the targeted district using our existing CBPN members, in addition to 15000 IDPs with raising awareness sessions. The project will target 5000 conflict  affected child with  psychological support and child friendly spaces . The activities for this district will include strengthen the capacity of YWU's existing Community based Protection Network ' members (CBPN) to play their role in activate the referral system for the cases needed protection services , collecting information on available protection services, awareness sessions for 15000 individual on protection issues, and monitoring of 10% of the referred cases (200 cases) . In total , the number of beneficiaries will be 17200 for main protection. 

YWU has coordinated this component with Protection cluster, GBV sub-cluster and Child protection cluster at sub-national and national levels. The proposal is coordinated with other stakeholders including local authorities.
Integrated life-saving shelter and WASH assistance to vulnerable conflict affected population in Yemen. Through this project, NRC will provide an integratated emergency response in the form of shelter, NFI, and WASH services  to displaced people living in camp-like collective or spontaneous settlements. This action seeks to address the shelter needs of internally displaced people in the governorates of Sanaa - Hamdan district Lahj governorate- Al Qabaita and Al-Hodeida - Al Qanawis. NRC will work in close cooperation with the Emergency Shelter, CCCM, Food Security and Agriculture, Health, WASH and Protection clusters in the implementation of this intervention. The WASH component of the intervention intends to ameliorate the public health situation of  internally displaced people by providing safe emergency water supplies. This will be achieved through rehabilitation or improvement of current water facilities and existing sanitation facilities and in some instances constructing new latrines where there is insufficient provision, taking care to mainstream protection into the project design and implementation. The shelter component will ensure that the displaced target population has access to standard NFI kits and Shelter kits. NRC will in some isolated cases seek to provide rental subsidies and emergency shelter kits to particularly vulnerable households. The food security component for the selected beneficiaries will be covered by a national partner with support from the World Food Programme.
Envelop 2- Promotion of  protection services  for the most vulnerable IDPs and host communities in Ibb governorate The project under envelop 2 aims to provide live saving assistance of protection services for the most vulnerable IDPs, particularly those who are living in either in spontaneous settlement or collective centers by ensuring access to a minimum package of humanitarian assistance which include protection services in Alqaedah city- Dhi assufal districts within Ibb governorate. 

The proposed protection activities will cover IDPs hosted in the targeted area.The protection intervention was selected based on the latest assessment conducted by Alaman organization and it’s implementer part Act now Foundation in the target area as those needs were the highest, 72% of interviewed people express their need for protection services, (assessment report is attached). Coordination will be made with other humanitarian actors and authorities to provide other services that are not included in this project such as Shelter, Food and Health services. 

The total number of beneficiaries are 800 H.H from IDPs plus (160) H.H (20%) of the beneficiaries will from the host community and based on the urgent need raised by the targeted group. Priority will be given to the female headed households, disabled people, big-size households, GBV survivors, children, elderly persons and disabled. The total number of H.H will be (960) of the most vulnerable, (6720) individuals as the average of family number is 7 members. 
The protection services include the following activities: 
- Monitoring Protection and Registration of the most vulnerable people, GBV survivors and conflict-affect children in targeted areas.
- Establishment and/or support to Community-Based Protection Networks (CBPNs)
- Providing cash assistance to the most vulnerable people for 200people
- Providing psycho-social support to conflict-affected children in addition to the referral of the critical cases to the relevant services providers. 
- Providing psycho-social support to GBV survivors in addition to the referral of the critical cases to the relevant services providers.
- Establishment of safe spaces for women and girls.
Distribution of dignity kits for 3000 women and girls in Dhi Asufal district.
Coordination will be made with other humanitarian actors and authorities to provide the other services that are not included in this project such as Shelter, Food, WASH and Health services
The total project duration will be 8 months.
Integrated Response Shelter /NFI/CCCM , and WASH services for the most vulnerable IDPs and host communities in Al-Jwaf and Marib governorates It is obvious that during the current situations most of the affected population live below the poverty line, accordingly the food and basic NFIs and wash services came first in their priorities. The Majority of the affected population are living in camp like settlement or centers ,So they use their limited resources to cover their basic needs, and suffering from the lack of shelter , NFIs , wash  and protection services , which make them feel unsecured.

The project aims at providing Basic services and minimum packages assistance to (1441 HH) the most vulnerable internally displaced families and conflict-affected population in Marib and Al-Jwaf Governorates who lives is settlement and collective centers . The assistance will be in the form of integrated minimum assistance package for IDPs hosting sites ( collective centers and settlements in one settlement in Barat Al-Anan district in Al-Jwef ,  2 collective centers and settlement in Marib city  , and one settlement in Marib districts in Marib governorate) , returnees and host communities  to determine and respond to urgent needs and gaps in assistance for some of the most vulnerable IDPs  as integrated response employing a minimum standard for shelter / NFIs  solution , wash and protection services  as per Shelter/NFI/CCCM  , wash and protection Clusters guidelines   . 

The total of Beneficiaries (IDPs , returnees , host communities )  providing minimum package assistance  which include adequate shelter , NFI , CCCM , Wash and Protection services, The total of households will be 1,441 HH each family consist of 7 members as the average(10,870 individuals), and they are categorized as in Marib amp Al-Jwaf ( 4 settlements and collective centers )  

Sama Al Yemen will achieve these outcomes by immediate reach to people who are the most  vulnerable through rapid needs assessments, network of volunteers, NGOs partnership and utilizing the good relation they have built with different stakeholders in the targeted areas. Besides, Sama Al Yemen has a team in these two governorates working in distributing food and  non-food items , also in protection services . They have good knowledge of different distribution modalities , gender concepts and  child protection .
Addressing the immediate causes of food insecurity through an integrated response for the most vulnerable families and IDPs in Hajjah. DRC proposes a multi- sectoral intervention to address food insecurity in the Khawlan and Al Sharaqi areas of Hajjah District and improve IDP response by providing IDP site management support in neighboring Hajjah City.  With our local partner, Adhwa’ Al-Yeman Association, DRC will provide a mix of food security and WASH interventions to complement current food distribution and nutritional programming being implemented by Vision Hope International.

DRC will rehabilitate or construct WASH facilities in the seven health facilities in which Vision Hope provides MAM treatment and provide the families being served in those clinics with hygiene awareness and basic hygiene kits to enhance the impact of the MAM treatment.

DRC will also develop cash for work activities focused on the rehabilitation of agricultural land and water sources in the surrounding communities. Not only will the cash for work provide vulnerable households with immediate cash assistance to address their critical food needs, the activities will improve future food security and access to water. For those who are unable to participate in the cash for work activities, DRC will provide unconditional cash grants. DRC will provide all beneficiaries with hygiene education as well as refer individuals suffering from malnutrition to the health clinics. 

DRC will focus on serving the most vulnerable in the community with a focus on IDP families receiving or in need of MAM treatment and those residing in the IDP hosting sites in neighboring Hajjah City. To complement the FSL and WASH activities, DRC will support site management in four IDP hosting sites in Hajjah City starting with an assessment of the needs, current management capacity and support available from local authorities. In consultation with the local authorities and any site management in place, DRC will develop a plan for providing management support. If there is no site management in place, DRC will coordinate with local authorities to establish a site management committee and then develop a management plan.  As Hajjah City was not prioritized under this call, DRC proposes this limited intervention to begin to address the unmet CCCM needs in Hajjah governorate. 

Brief on implementing partner and their engagement in the clusters: 

Adhwa’ Al-Yemen Social Charity Association (ASCA) was established in 2007. ASCA has implemented several projects funded by both international and local donors. They have experience in WASH (CLTS), Rain Water harvesting, school based Water and Sanitation, infrastructure development, Food for Work, Infant and young child feeding (IYCF), Education, adult literacy for women etc., They were previously funded by RDC, VHI, WHO, German Qawba Company, Japan Embassy and DRC. They are actively engaged in the coordination meetings in the areas and participate in sub-cluster meetings (Food security and WASH). In total they have attended atleast 79 sub cluster meetings 25 local coordination meetings of the national NGOs.
Emergency health response in cholera affected areas in Al Dhale'e Governorate The objective of the proposed project is to reduce morbidity and mortality resulting from cholera through case management, increased surveillance and response and prevention. The project will provide ensure diagnostic supplies and drugs for treatment of AWD and cholera cases and other supplies are available in the DTCs and health facilities (HF) where AWD cases are high and provide treatment to AWD/cholera cases to reduce case fatality by improving/enhancing capacity of DTCs in AWD/cholera case management ensure access to clean environment in health centers and improve knowledge on hygiene practices related to AWD control.

The health team will support 5 DTCs and health facilities (HF) (Al Shuib, Al Husha, Damt and 2 additional DTCs/DTUs to be determined based on the need) with required drugs and medical supplies for treatment, training of health staff, and laboratory supplies, as well as 25 ORCs. The team will disseminate information about prevention and the spread of disease both in the DTCs and health facilities and in the communities through education communication (IEC) materials and trained community health volunteers (CHV). The project will also strengthen the current surveillance (eDEWS) by training of health staff, regular collection of data, and community base surveillance through CHVs.

The WASH team will ensure sanitation and safe drinking water in the DTCs through chlorination and testing, sanitation in health facilities as well as improving hygiene practices for contactors of patients through hygiene promotion. IRC will also improve access to disposable hygiene items and jerry cans among patients discharged from DTCs and others at high risk.
Integrated Health, Nutrition and Food Security Response for the most vulnerable in Hajjah governate (Envelope 1) As early as the end of last year the WFP EFSNA (Emergency food security and Nutrition assessment) highlighted acute malnutrition in 3 key areas - Hudaydah, Hadramout and Abyan which exceeded the WHO emergency threshold of 15%. Latest figures from the MoPHP indicate over 55% of health facilities are part or non-functional and in terms of Nutritional data, an estimated 3.3 Million children and Pregnant lactating women (PLW) are acutely malnourished with over 500,000 children U5 suffering from Sever acute malnutrition (SAM). 

Following a recent rapid assessment in September 2017 in selected northern/southern, Human Appeal (HA) are proposing a multi-sector intervention, primarily to address the underlying and immediate causes of food insecurity and malnutrition by ensuring adequate access to Food, Nutrition and Health services to the most vulnerable. Through a holistic community based approach, HA will intervene in 3 districts of the Hajjah governate – Abs, Mustaba and Aflah al-Yemen targeting a total of 62,574 individuals.

The intervention will span across 3 sectors Under Health, HA will provide primary, secondary and referral health services by supporting 9 Health Facilities across the targeted districts targeting 39,964 individuals. A particular focus will be on reproductive mother newborn child and adolescent health (RMNCAH), antenatal care (ANC) and family planning (FP) in addition to being supported by a robust outreach and referral mechanism. The specific health facilities in Hajjah which are selected are: In Abs district (Bani Hasan HC, aL-Motaka HU, Al-Rabouaa HC), In Mustaba district (Al-Khamesi HA, Al-Memlah HC, Al-Mozat HU) and in district Aflah Yemen (Jeah HC, aL-Jawana HU and al-Ghareb HU). 

In parallel, under the nutrition segment, HA will establish a community wide CMAM programme with Acute malnutrition activities will be a key output as part of the CMAM approach and will ensure a priorty focus on children U5 and Pregnant amp Lactating women (PLW).

Finally, the food component will target 1,300 families (approximately 9,100 individuals) in across the 3 districts of Abs, Mustaba and Aflah al-Yemen through the provision of unconditional cash transfers to the most vulnerable and in particularly highly vulnerable SAM cases. Over a period of 4 rounds, SAM cases identified through the HF’s or via CHV’s will be targeted, in addition to other vulnerable groups such as children U5 years (measured with MUAC as high malnourished), PLW, MAM cases etc. This intervention will integrate the health/nutrition segments in addition to ensuring community participation through community volunteer committees (CVCs) of men, women, children etc to represent different vulnerable beneficiary types and minimize exclusion, gender and take into consideration differences in gender and age requirements.
Emergency Response to Cholera Outbreak in Ibb and Taiz governorates Since 27th April 2017, Yemen is experiencing a second wave of cholera outbreak of unprecedented scale.  As of 14 May 2017, more than 14,000 suspected cholera/AWD cases were reported from 18 governorates, including Sana’a (13%), Amanat Al-Asimah (38%), Amran (9%), Dhamar (4%), Al-Mahweet (5%),	 Ibb (6%), Al-Dhale’a (3%), Hajjah (9%), Al-Hudaydah (1%), Taiz (3%), Abyan (2%), Raymah (1%), Aden (1%) Sa’adah (1%) and Al-Bayda (4%) governorates with 186 associated death(1.6 CFR). On 14 May, the MoPHP declared a state of emergency stating that health facilities are unable to contain the cholera outbreak. 
In line with INTERSOS mandate of responding to  emergencies, INTERSOS scaled up activities in response to the Cholera outbreak by running several Oral Rehydration Corners (ORCs) that provide diagnosis, treatment of mild to moderate cases and referral of severely dehydrated cases in all project areas. In addition, INTERSOS launched an awareness campaign (health education, distribution of brochures and poster to beneficiaries) through a network of Community Health Volunteers(CHVs). 
The project aims at reducing morbidity and mortality of Acute Watery Diarrhoea (AWD)/Suspected Cholera cases by running 4 Diarrhoea Treatment Centres(DTCs) and 16 ORCs supported by a network of Community Health Volunteers(CHVs) in Taiz and Ibb governorates. INTERSOS would lead the health component of the cholera response in Ibb governorate while collaborating with ACTED on WASH activities. Similarly, INTERSOS would lead the health component of cholera response in South Taiz district while collaborating with OXFAM as the WASH partner. 
In Ibb, INTERSOS would establish 2 DTCs and 8 ORCs in two districts (Ad Dihar and Al Mashannah) with the highest burden of suspected cholera cases that are also in the top 30 priority districts. Similarly, In Taiz South, INTERSOS would also establish 2 DTCs and 8 ORCs in two districts (Ash Shamayatayn and Al Dimnat Khadir) with no ongoing Cholera response activities. INTERSOS has already identified the hospitals that will house the DTCs and ORCs in both Ibb and Taiz for the quick response. The DTCs would treat severely dehydrated cases while mild to moderately dehydrated cases will be treated in the ORCs. Both DTCs and ORCs would be supported by a network of CHVs that will mobilize and provide health education to the affected population. The project would also establish efficient referral mechanism from community/ ORCs point through Basic Life Support(BLS) ambulances that transport cases to DTCs. Each DTC would have one BLS ambulance and can be activated by CHVs at the community level or staff at the ORCs. 
For drugs and medicine – INTERSOS has enough drugs and medicines in Sana’a, Ibb, and Aden to kick-start activities while it procures additional amounts from the local market through competitive negotiated procurement process. INTERSOS has staff on the ground in both Taiz and Ibb who can immediately start activities. In addition, INTERSOS can pre-finance as it awaits the release of YHPF.
Emergency WASH response Safan district- Sana'a  Governorate This project is aimed to response to the WASH basic needs of the IDP, host community of Sa'fan district in Sana'a. Tow water projects will be re-constructed in this project and rehabilitation of two Public school Latrine. In addition, There will be distribution of 1700 Hygiene Kits and  1700 Water Filters ( 1700 HHs in each )    
The total targeted beneficiaries of the above mentioned activities are  9714 individuals.
The project will response to the most affected peoples  that reported in the different assessments such as HNO 2017 and AISDAC's assessment.