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Life-saving WASH Emergency Response Project to the Most Vulnerable IDPs and Host Communities in Kua’ydinah District of Hajjah Governorate The project intends to make an improved and sustained access to adequate safe water, sanitation facilities, and best hygiene practices for 5,156 people including (1,010Men, 1,052 Women, 1,515 Boys, and 1,579Girls) of the most vulnerable population and internally displaced persons (IDPs) in conflict-affected communities in Bani Nasher sub-district of Kua'ydinah district of Hajjah governorate. Accountability to Affected People (AAP) principles and Inclusion Approach in WASH interventions will be taken into consideration. According to the rapid needs assessment conducted by RDP, there is a huge need in Kua'ydinah district in terms of WASH services, However, due to budget limitation RDP focused its intervention mainly on hte rehabilitation of a vital water supply system.

Water and hygiene activities:
-	Coordinate the project interventions with SCMCHA/ GARWSP/ local authority, the existing NGOs in the targeted areas, national and sub-national WASH cluster 
-	Conduct training workshop on AAP and inclusion in WASH Programs
-	Conducting introductory sessions for beneficiaries to ensure Accountability to Affected Populations in WASH program is well applied.
-	Conduct a detailed technical feasibility study for the targeted water scheme/source 
-	Conduct Baseline /Endline survey 
-	Conduct two environmental impact assessments (EIA) 
-	Rehabilitation of water scheme
-	Conduct 3 water quality tests for the targeted water scheme 
-	Form and train 10 water management committee’s members (WMC) (7 men and 3 women) 
-	Train 20 community volunteers (15 Men and 5 Women) 
-	Conducted Awareness sessions on hygiene practices 
-	Conduct field monitoring visits 

Sanitation and AAP activities:
-	Construction / Installation of 10 Emergency Family latrines for 10HHs (70 individuals including 14 Men, 15 Women, 20 Boys, and 21 Girls) 
-	Conduct community consultations and sensitizations on the types of interventions needed to be implemented, 
-	Establish RDP Complaint and Feedback Mechanism (CFM) 
-	Promote YHF and RDP Beneficiary Feedback and Complaints Mechanism (BFCM) among beneficiaries
-	Timely review and follow-up on all PSEA allegations.
-	Produce human interest stories 

The interventions are proposed based on the results of the needs assessment conducted by RDP in January 2023. RDP will implement the project in total commitment to the DO NO Harm Principle by targeting the most vulnerable population based on WASH cluster selection crit
Provision of Integrated CCCM and Shelter/NFI life-saving assistance to Improve Dignified Living Conditions for Vulnerable Internally Displaced Persons in Abyan, Al Hodeidah and Hajjah Governorates The project will improve living conditions for 76,866 IDPs (19,224 men, 17,510 women, 20,668 boys, 19,464 girls) in Abyan, Al Hodeidah, and Hajjah governorates through the provision of CCCM and Shelter/NFIs life-saving assistance. The targeted governorates are experiencing heightened protection risks due to absence of basic humanitarian services, need for enhanced site management and coordination, as well as shelter gaps such as a lack of essential household items, and overcrowding which predispose IDPs to respiratory and epidemic diseases. This project will ensure the continuation of CCCM and Shelter/NFI programming to address the IDPs’ critical humanitarian assistance gaps within hosting sites and while ensuring that inter-agency coordination at the site level is strengthened through timely and effective information management.
 
For CCCM, YDR partners will implement overall CCCM site-level supervision and coordination at 30 IDP sites in Khanfar, Az Zuhrah and Al Khawkha districts across Abyan and Al Hodeidah governorates, supporting 44,911 vulnerable IDPs. The CCCM activities will include site level coordination to support and facilitate the delivery of services, information management, community engagement and awareness, establishing and strengthening site representation and participation structures, strengthening camp management capacities for partners and stakeholders to improve access to camp management services, and community-led and site maintenance and infrastructure projects.
 
For Shelter/NFI, YDR will address emergency gaps among 4,565 conflict-affected households with 1,380 NFIs, 815 ESKs and 2,370 Shelter repair kits in Al Hodeidah and Hajjah governorates by managing the procurement and storage of the Shelter Cluster Common Pipeline in established warehouse infrastructures in Bayt al-Faqih and Khowkha districts, Al Hodeidah, and Abs, Hajjah and supporting the distribution of kits to the most vulnerable households through the Shelter partners. These critical life-saving emergency items will be monitored and directed by the Shelter Cluster under the common pipeline to achieve the optimal use of resources for cost-effectiveness and ensure high-quality materials are provided to targeted beneficiaries on time.
Strengthening the resilience of most vulnerable households and internally displaced women and girls with a special focus on GBV survivors in Marib governorate. (priority 2) The project and proposed interventions are aligned with the YHRP 2022 strategic objectives for the protection sector targeting three districts of Marib that fall under priority 2 of the YHF 1st SA 2022.
The objective is to Enhance dignified living conditions for 30,995 Vulnerable displaced persons and host communities in three districts of Marib (Al Abdiyah, Harib, and Mahliyah) through the provision of essential protection services.
The outputs included are:
1. Essential protection needs of 18,920 highly vulnerable people living in three districts of Marib (Al Abdiyah, Harib, and Mahliyah) are addressed.
2. Community-based structures and initiatives are supported and developed to address community protection needs promote human rights, inclusiveness, safety, and dignity and help to identify and address protection risks of 12,075 highly vulnerable people living in three districts of Marib (Al Abdiyah, Harib, and Mahliyah)
SDF plans to target an estimated 30,995 beneficiaries of whom (Men 6479 - Women 9951 - Boys 7135 - Girls 7430).
Response to reduce protection risks and improve humanitarian conditions - Education in Bani Qa'is district - Hajjah governorate, and Alluheyah and Az Zaydiyah districts -Al Hodeidah governorate. In line with the 3rd Reserve Allocation Strategy 2022, \\\\\\\"Multi-sectoral response to reduce protection risks and improve humanitarian conditions\\\\\\\", NFDHR conducted Rapid Need Assessment (3-8 January) in 3 districts, namely Alluheyah amp Az Zaydiyah in Al Hodeidah governorate and Bani Qa'is in Hajja governorate. Data was collected using a questionnaire and Key Informant Interviews “KIIs” in field visits to targeted locations. RNA team was carefully selected and trained on data collection, analysis and reporting of findings. The RNA main findings revealed a total of 13150  (6838 boys and 6312 girls) school-aged and conflict-affected children study in the targeted schools, among them, 677 are IDPs, 485 are Muhamasheen, and 83 are children with disabilities. The surveyed schools suffer shortage of school furniture, such as school desks, whiteboards, and markers, thus children sit on the ground to attend classes. With shortage of classrooms, in some schools, children have classes under trees or at the playground. The shortage of latrines, lack of non-functional WASH facilities and lack of maintenance of latrines in use is prevalent in these schools. The schools also suffer shortage of school learning materials and teachers and school administration staff have no salaries. In addition, teachers lack training courses on Education in emergencies.
To address the need of host communities and IDPs and ensure achieving the project objective and outcome i.e. supporting access of the targeted children to protective and inclusive education spaces, NFDHR will focus on implementing the following activities:
 Establishment of 41 new classrooms 
 Rehabilitation of 74 classrooms 
 Establishment of gender-sensitive and disability-sensitive WASH facilities
 Establishment  of 53 new latrines, rehabilitation of 74 latrines, and repair of the sanitation system.  
 Support schools with the provision of school furniture and equipment: 
- Provide schools with 2636 new desks and repair 800 old desks 
- Provide schools with 201 whiteboards and markers 
- Provide schools with solar power 
 Train teachers/facilitators (men/women) on active learning, education on emergencies and formal and non formal education . 
The main risks are represented by the end of the truce and the deterioration of the security situation, inflation rate and fluctuation market and depreciation of the Yemeni Rial.
The risks will be mitigated by ongoing evaluation of the security situation in the targeted districts, and the use of US dollar to avoid any decline of the YR.
Regarding monitoring and evaluation, there will be regular field visits, monthly reporting, and PDMs in addition to the Complaint Feedback Mechanism in place to ensure voices of the beneficiaries are heard and BNFs are empowered to submit complaints in case of any violation by project staff.
Under priority (2): Provision of site coordination and Management services for IDPs in Al Mahsharah and Al Qatabah hosting sites, Al Khawkhah district within Al Hudaydah governorate. The proposed project will support the strengthening of site management and coordination mechanisms in the IDP settlement, improvement of infrastructure and enhancement of community participation. This project is under priority (2) aligned with YHF first standard allocation 2022 strategy and CCCM cluster objectives in providing management and monitoring services to 9071 internally displaced people living in  Al Mahsharah and Al Qatabah hosting sites, Al Khawkhah district within Al Hudaydah governorate. 

The designed project will cover gaps in CCCM services for two new IDPs hosting sites through the following activities: establishing of 2 site management trained teams and 2 community committees , 12 community-based projects and infrastructure maintenance, IEC Materials-SMC, establishing functional complaints and feedback mechanisms, conducting mass information campaigns, training the partners and local authorities on SMC standards, training and meetings with community committees and NGOs, organizing monthly coordination meetings with IDPs sites representatives and other stakeholders. 

The project will establish Referral Mechanism and monthly service mapping through the meetings with the site’s committees and monthly assessments for the managed sites and by regular following up with services providers and NGOs on-site/area/hub levels in coordination with related clusters to escalate the gaps related to multi sectoral needs and ensure addressing all the related issues. Priority in targeting will be given to vulnerable people, female-headed households, pregnant and lactating women, children, people with disabilities, the elderly and sufferers of chronic illnesses through all stages of project implementation. 

This project is designed to cover gaps in CCCM services in two IDPs hosting within Al Hudaydah governorate based on the latest needs assessment conducted by AOBWC in the target areas as those needs were the highest, 70 % of interviewed people express their need for protection services including 1% a child who supports family and 14% a woman is the head of family,20% of them have chronic disease,13% are marginalized,15% of the respondents with physically handicapped, 6% of the respondents have a person with mentally handicapped (assessment report is attached ).
Enhancing the sustainability and accessibility of the school-aged girls and boys in three schools in Bani Saad district,Al-Mahwiet Gov. (priority 2) Education sector has crucially affected by the crisis in Yemen, the access to education for school-aged girls and boys has become struggling. in particular, in Bani Sa'ad,Al-Mahweit, the targeted location within this project is suffering from the dropping out of the school-aged children and spread of the illiteracy especially among girls (% of illiterate male is 41% and the illiterate female reaching to 82%),the enrolled girls in the primary schools 20% and not enrolled girls reaches 80%). This project aims to enhance education process in three schools in Bani Sa'ad, hence contributing to the objectives outlined in the education sector in the 1st SA strategy within priority 2.
The targeted three schools are considered as unsuitable in terms of capacity in which the classrooms do not meet the huge number of enrolled students. Furthermore, the WASH facilities’ situation is very weak with no access to clean water as well as it is not gender or disability appropriate although all targeted schools are mixed gender schools. Therefore, number of the girls is lower comparing with boys. Throughout this project, VHI is proposing to deliver set of activities under education sector that include construction/rehabilitation classrooms, supporting with school stuff materials and furniture, distribution scholastic basic materials for the pupils, and activation/training of Father Mother Councils (FMCs) and student councils. These activities will contribute in dropped off student reduction in which will ensure that targeted schools will have a suitable learning environment especially girls. 
 To achieve this successfully, VHI has already deepened its existence in this district, it has sub office, qualified staff and three running projects, it has acquaintance in the current situation and strong relations with local authorities, local leaders and community. with close coordination with education office in the district and education cluster, there are some schools have been prioritized and three are targeted to the project 1) Al-Nahdha, 2) Othman Bn Afan, and 3) 26Septemper schools. Detailed need assessment has been conducted by VHI team as well. The beneficiaries of the project are (613 girls, 1060 boys,57 men, 57 women).
Priority Two: Education response to the most affected school-aged children (Boys and Girls), including IDPs, host community, and returnees in  Al-Aber district, to promote their well-being and resilience. Al-Aber district was one of Yemen's most neglected districts for a long time. The acceleration of the conflict between the different parties in Yemen made this area considered a safe haven for IDPs from overall Yemen, where more than 11,558 internally displaced persons fled to  Al-Aber, which is poorly served by essential infrastructure. 

More than 5,474 school-aged people, with 3814 IDP children and 2077( boys and girls) out of school in Al-Aber. IDP children are not allowed to access the available functional schools. Schools that would enable IDPs are overcrowded which results in decreasing the education quality and environment badly, with 400% over capacity. Only seven schools (2 function partially) are overcrowded and unable to absorb IDP children and schools are far from IDP gathering/sites raising the number of deprived children and dropouts. (EC)

FMF, through this project, will directly assist 2500 IDPs and host community school-aged children by contributing to Education Cluster Objectives 2amp3 for the 2022 Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) through the following activities: providing 500 girls and boys, caregivers, and community members with awareness sessions activities, outreach, and referral to formal learning opportunities, providing 15 teachers and educational personnel with attendance-based allowances incentives. Establishing 3 new classrooms including 2 gender-sensitive WASH facilities and furniture. Provision of 2500 children with learning materials in formal settings. Provide 80 teachers with teaching kits.

This project will complement three other projects currently implemented in Al-Aber district that mainly target the IDPs in Protection, RRM, and CCCM sectors. FMF field teams deeply emphasize the need for education interventions in the target areas. Many education-derived protection concerns appear daily, to which boys and girls in different age groups are exposed in the IDPs sites. The project will contribute directly to mitigating the exposure of the children (Boys and Girls) to serious protection risks. The project also provides protection to avoid educational crisis and children’s rights violations Yemeni children are vulnerable to, and investment in the next generation to develop their skills and capacities to rebuild Yemen again. Formation of parents council/school management committee. All these activities will target Al-Aber School which suffers from overcrowding in which it hosts 2463 students majority of them are IDPs.
Support the education system, children and teachers in Almansoura, district, Aden governorate and Al Had district Lahj governorate (Priority2) Over seven years of conflict has resulted in not only the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Yemeni people, but also the disruption of the education in the country. that disruption has been impacting the education in Yemen by creating two main barriers. The first one is the demand for education has emerged as Yemeni children's education pursuit is negatively affected since their families are overburdened by the constant increase of costs of school stationary and bags on one hand, and being lured by the army enlistment, or joining the unregulated market as a cheap labor. The second barrier is in the supply of education as a decrease in the demand for Education is  imposed as the IDPs families either located near schools whose facilities are with inadequate gender-sensitive compliance, with no accommodation with the needs of their  kids who happen to be impede by injuries that evolved to be a disability or with inadequate capacities in general. Furthermore, a huge gap in the availability of school teachers ,female ones specially, due to financial constraints has worsen the status of education. Therefore, After coordination with key stakeholders in Aden and Lahj Governorates, NMO conducted needs assessment through key informant interviews with school principles, since this assessment was done during school holidays,  at the districts that were prioritized by this allocation strategy paper which are  Al Had in Lahj and Almansoura in Aden. The above mentioned gaps were raised by the interviewees. Hence, NMO is going to mitigate the impacts of those gaps through:

Provision of school desks 
Distribution ( Teachers' Kits Students' Kits" Recreational Kits first aid kit and Hygiene Kits)
Teacher incentives
Provision of solar power system
Minor Rehabilitation of Schools and WASH 
Construction of semi-structured learning classes
Teacher training on (psychosocial support) PSS
Father Mother Council establishment and training 
Establish and Training of community health volunteers 
Conduct Hygiene Awareness Sessions
Provision of emergency life-saving WASH assistance to the most acutely vulnerable IDPs, and host communities in Ma'rib Al Wadi district in Ma'rib governorate. ( Priority 2) Human Access for Partnership and Development (HUMAN ACCESS) developed this project in line with the priority 2 of YHF 1st Standard Allocation 2022. 
HUMAN ACCESS aimed with this project to improve access to emergency water supply, sanitation services, and hygiene practices for most acutely vulnerable IDPs and affected host communities in Ma'rib Al Wadi district in Ma'rib governorate.
The targeted IDPs sites are Al Mathna, and Ber Al-Waledin. In both targeted sites there are (494) households. The conducted needs assessment shows their critical needs to safe water, safe sanitation facilities, and hygiene items. The project is going to address these needs in both targeted sites through provide (23) communal water tanks/taps, provide water trucking of (6010.20) cubic meters of safe water, provide (494) Basic hygiene kits, provide (988) Consumable hygiene kits, construct (148) gender safe latrines with pits, and conduct monthly solid waste collection and disposal campaigns in both targeted sites.
Also (20) community volunteers (50% female) will be selected from targeted IDPs and host communities , and will be trained on hygiene promotion and community engagement approaches. For six months will be supported to delivering the key WASH messages to (36,000) persons of targeted IDPs and host communities.
To ensure sustainable access to safe water for (3,632) of IDPs and host communities, the project will support rehabilitation of Al Mathna water supply system including extension of the water supply network to the Al Mathna IDPs site. 
HUMAN ACCESS based on good WASH technical expertise developed through years of partnership with UNICEF and OCHA is going to providing high quality WASH response adhere to the disability, gender and vulnerable considerations in hardware and software activities, including the design of WASH facilities.
Men and women of all ages will be encouraged to participate in groups so they can voice their concerns and express their preferences while implementing the project activities.
HUMAN ACCESS has ongoing protection projects in the targeted district with access to camps and communities where IDP families are staying. Through appropriate cooperation mechanisms, feedback and information can be collected in a uniform and consistent manner, providing for effective implementation as well as efficient use of available resources.
HUMAN ACCESS will continue coordinating activities and coverage with the WASH cluster at national and sub-national level as well as YHF partners working in Ma’rib governorate to seek complementary in interventions and to avoid duplication.
Improved WASH Access in Khanfer and Ahwar districts of Abyan governorate for the most unserved vulnerable IDPs and host community members, The protection issues of access to safe drinking water remain critical. The main concern remains the lack of access to safe and sufficient amount of water and relying on unprotected wells which exposes the targeted communities to health hazards, protection risks, and resorting to negative coping mechanism. It was found that the main water points are using diesel powered pumping units which reduces the operational hours and thus the availability of water due to the high cost of diesel especially during the times of crises. This has been evident through the needs assessment conducted by ADRA jointly with the concerned local authorities (uploaded to GMS).

The proposed project is expected to benefit both IDP and host community members in the targeted districts of Khanfer and Ahwar in Abyan governorate. 1,050  IDPs and 9,450 host community members will benefit from enhanced water supply and hygiene promotion. These activities will enhance the protection of children and women by reducing the travel distance to fetch water and its associated risks of being harassed or even exposed to wild animals. Children’s school hours will not be affected as the distance to water sources will be reduced. These activities will eliminate the risk of falling under open (unprotected) wells or consuming unsafe or contaminated water. Individuals with mobility issues such as the elderly and disabled will have less burden in terms of water fetching as it gets closer to their homes and their care takers will not have to spend long time being away from them. 

The project will rehabilitate 5 water sources to enhance water supply and availability through construction work and installation of solar plumping units. The proposed project will also engage the targeted communities in hygiene promotion to improve hygienic practices at households and community level. The will be achieved through provision of hygiene kits and holding regular awareness sessions. This will ensure a better impact and protection against diseases.