Strengthening the resilience of IDPs by establishing WASH and camp-exit related activities. WASH Cluster:
With the deterioration of the water network, infrastructure and lack of funds to maintain an adequate supply of safe water, people are resorting to use unsafe water sources, increasing the risk of water-related disease outbreaks. IYD needs assessment team conducted a needs assessment in early August 2018 in Zoughara camp located in northern Syria, Euphrates Shield, as the result, IYD designed this project, the main activity will provide water for the IDPs through tankers for the first three months, meanwhile, rehabilitation of the nearby water station which will provide sustanabile water for the camp and ther will not need for water trucking any more, the average daily water will be between 30-40 liter per person. The project’s second activity is waste collection campaigns on daily bases, 36 job opportunities will be raised during project cycle, the workers will be equipped by necessary protection and working tool, the local community will be asked to contribute to the activity by forming a voluntary committee which will monitor the trash collection and workers’ performance. The third activity is sanitation services through rehabilitation of the sewerage facilities, while the last activity is conducting hygiene promotion campaigns and distribution of Hygiene kits to all HHs. The intervention aims to:
- Water trucking which is required to provide 6,000 m3/ month of water with chlorination to cover the lack of drinking water needs for 10,000 IDPs for three months
-Provide sustanible water sourse throu rehabiletate of nearby eater station.
-Extension and rehabilitation of 3,500m of the existing water network in the camp to enable it to cover all the IDPs families who are living in the targeted camp.
- Rehabilitation 1,250 m of sewerage line in the targeted camps by maintaining and replacing the damaged part of the sewerage line.
- Rehabilitation of the existing 30 blocks for WASH facilities including (latrines, showers, laundry basin, kitchen tool washing facilities) each block contains 6 latrines and 6 showers and other facilities and equipping each block by solar system for protection purposes since they are in acute need for lightening of sanitation facilities.
- Manufacturing and distribution 1,000 piece of local garbage containers with 80L capacity to collect waste and conducting cleaning campaigns in the targeted camps through hiring 36 workers throw-out the project, renting two trucks to move the waste from the camp to the chosen landfill and providing the necessary tool and equipment for the works such as shovels, brooms, wheelbarrows and protection clothes.
- Support operating process in the camps (including WASH facilities cleaning workers, and providing detergent materials) to keep the WASH facilities in good conditions.
- Providing and installing 30 lighting units (solar power system) for latrines to provide light during the night to protect the girls, women and children during night movement. 
- Provide 2,000 hygiene family kit for the families who are newly IDPs to the area.
- Hygiene promotion sessions in the targeting areas to promote the healthy practices. 120 hygiene sessions will be conducted over the 6 months of the project
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