Provision of integrated life-saving support 
(The WASH component of the Consortium Integrated Project of NFDHR, YFCA and THFY) This project aims to support the most vulnerable of IDPs and Conflict Affected Host Communities (men, women boys and girls) with (I) emergency wash assistance to the most vulnerable with aim to reduce excess morbidity and mortality (II) restore and maintain sustainable and sanitation system to improve public health and resilience and it (III) ensure sufficient coordination and the national sub-national levels. The project will respond to reduce the impact of escalating conflict in Yemen with WASH intervention in one of the most humanitarian need prioritized area.

This proposed intervention is the WASH component of the joint planning for this call for proposal by NFDHR, YFCA, THFY. WASH, Health and Nutrition intervention are proposed respectively by each organization in the consortium. 

The main outcome of this project is to ensure that 68,759 people at the areas affected by high rates of Mal-nutrition at Al Hudaydah and Hajjah governorates have increased access to sustainable clean drinking water and improved WASH facilities.
 This will be achieved by maintenance of Two water systems to improve access and availability of clean drinking water to 17,786 of the most vulnerable population of Ad Durayhimi and Wadhrah districts. The maintenance work will include rehabilitation and maintenance of the pumps, engines and networks for the two water schemes at Wadhrah Ashargi, Wadhrah district, Hajjah governorate and in of Ad Durayhimi in Al Hudaydah.

This project will also Rehabilitate WASH facilities in eight health centers at Hajjah and Al Hudaydah governorates (Two in Wadhrah, two in Najrah, two in Ad Durayhimi, two in Bayt Al Fagiah) including WASH facilities, sanitation systems, plumbing systems and medical waste disposal systems.

About 2,400 of the most vulnerable population will have the access to safe sanitation facilities and information on important and healthy hygiene practices by construction of 100 latrines for most vulnerable effected community in Hudaydah including (women, men, boys and girls), with more focus on HHs whom children are affected by Severe Acute Mal-nutrition (SAM). 80 80 awareness sessions 10 sessions per Health facilities. More than 100 repeated home visits will be conducted also during the construction of latrines for the most vulnerable HHs, during which, awareness messages will be communicated to ensure latrines are used and kept clean and the critical times of Hand-washing. The awareness will be accompanied by five cleaning campaigns to be conducted in the most crowded locations where high rates of Mal-nutrition are reported, solid waste piles are found and causing harmful environmental impact on the facilities, markets and water resources.

There will be close monitoring during implementation of all activities together with coordination with the consortium members to ensure complementarity of the project activities and that the aimed objectives of this project is achieved.  NFDHR will ensure reporting based on IASC GAM Monitoring tool and that all reporting is gender dis-aggregated by age and sex.