Integrated WASH  Emergency Response Project in Al Bayda'a governorate (Rada’a  Al Bayda’a Districts) This project aims to support the most vulnerable of IDPs and Conflict Affected Host Communities (CAHCs) HHs (men, women boys and girls) with lifesaving food security and WASH intervention.
The WASH component is considered as expansion of our previous project under the third reserve allocation 2015 in Al Bayda governorate (Al Bayda district and it is new in Rada'a district). Rada'a and Al Bayda districts are the largest 2 save heavens for IDPs in Al Bayda governorate. 

The project will respond to reduce the impact of escalating conflict in Yemen with Food Security amp WASH intervention in one of the most humanitarian need prioritized area. The food security WASH situation is alarming in almost all parts of the country, Family members, particularly women and children are in a high risk of becoming malnourished because they are sometimes cut off and restricted from their day to day livelihood activities, nor can they find means of livelihood in their areas. Also, they lack the access to save drinking water. This project addresses the need to provide critical lifesaving food amp WASH assistance in Rada'a district of Albayda Governorate targeting IDPs and Conflict Affected Host Communities (CAHCs) HHs in targeted areas. Targeted IDPs (women, men, boys and girls) in the targeted governorates are coming from conflict affected areas such Hajjah, Taiz, Abyan and Aldala’a. 

Total beneficiaries for the intervention of this integrated project (no duplication in numbers) are 4669 HHs (5248 men, 5463 women, 7873 boys, 8194 girls). 

All intervention activities are based on minimum standards in humanitarian response, Sphere Standards. 

Food Security Component: 
Provides food baskets to 1019 IDPs HHs (956 men, 995 women, 1434 boys, 1493 girls) confirming to sphere standards for three months following visibility study to determine either following cash or voucher based approach. 

WASH Component: 
In wash component beneficiaries will be targeted by the following intervention. 
IDPs:
1-	Water trucking for 60 days for 396 HHs IDPs in Rada’a District (466 men, 486 women, 700 boys, 728 girls).
2-	HKs for 1019 IDPs HHs in Rada’a Districts (1111 men, 1157 women, 1667 boys, 1735 girls). 
3-	132 TLZ for 396 IDPs HHs in Rada’a amp Al Bayda’a Districts (466 men, 463 women, 699 boys, 727 girls):
a.	126 TLZ in Rada’a District for 378 IDPs HHs (445 men, 463 women, 667 boys, 694 girls). 
b.	6 TLZ in Al Bayda’a District for 18 IDPs HHs (21 men, 22 women, 32 boys, 33 girls). 
TLZ will be implemented either via the cash for work approach. 
4-	Diesel fuel provision and maintenance for 6 water project for beneficiaries of 876 IDPs HHs amp 3650 CAHCs HHs in Rada’a and Al Bayda’a District:
a.	Rada’a 396 IDPs HHs (466 men, 463 women, 699 boys, 727 girls). 
b.	Al Bayda’a 480 IDPs HHs (564 men, 588 women, 847 boys, 881 girls). 
c.	Rada’a 2450 CAHCs HHs ( 2881 men, 2999 women, 4322 boys, 4498 girls). 
d.	Al Bayda’a 1200 CAHCs HHs (1411 men, 1469 women, 2117 boys, 2203 girls). 

The project considers sustainability whereas it provides maintenance for water project owned by the local authority. The intervention in Albayda’a and Rada’a is part of the NFDHR exit strategy for a previous project funded by OCHA under the third allocation of 2015.
The project will provide life-saving support to people of IDPS and CAHCs (men, women, boys and girls) who have insufficient food stock and they are facing an actuate food shortage and lack to clean drinking water and appropriate WASH facilities that preserve and protect human dignity during emergency situation. The project prioritizes most vulnerable such as women headed HHs, HHs with disabilities, HHs with big number of children…etc. The targeted beneficiaries will receive the emergency intervention proposed by this project via cash/voucher based approach to meet their urgent needs confirming to sphere standards. This project has been designed based on needs assessment conducted in April, 2016