Urgent scale-up of emergency WASH flood-response preparedness activities for IDPs and vulnerable host communities in Hajjah and Hodeidah governorates. ltpgtltbrgtThe project intends to intervene in urgent scale-up of emergency WASH flood-response preparedness activities to provide clean and adequate safe water through water trucking, distribution of BHK, promotional hygiene awareness sessions, and cleaning campaigns for 41,964 people including (8,223 Men, 8559 Women, 12,333 Boys, and 12,849 Girls) of flood-affected internally displaced persons in collective sites and vulnerable populations in surrounding host communities in Hajjah and Hodeidah governorates. As per YHF 1st strategic reserve allocation 2023 RDP was selected to intervene in WASH preparedness and life-saving response activities to support the resilience of flood-affected IDP families and the most vulnerable hosting communities in Hajjah and Hodeidah governorates. ltbrgtRDP selected four main districts with the highest population at this IDPs sites at Al Qanawis and Az Zuhrah districts of Al Hodeidah governate, and Abs and Aslem districts of Hajjah governate living in 110 IPDs sites. Due to the budget limitation, RDP will target a total of 41,964 beneficiaries ( 12,889 in Al Hodeidah governorate, and 29,075 in Hajjah governorate). ltbrgtAs per YHF strategy, RDP will focus on the following activities:ltbrgt Water and hygiene activities:ltbrgt- Coordinate the project interventions with SCMCHA/ GARWSP/ local authority, the existing NGOs in the targeted areas, national and sub-national WASH cluster before the interventions.ltbrgt- Conducting introductory workshop for WASH project team.ltbrgt- Provide clean and safe water through water tracking.ltbrgt- Provision /installation of accessible and safe communal water points (tanks, bases, and taps). ltbrgt- Conduct Water quality surveillance for the water source used for water trucking.ltbrgt- Form and train 60 community volunteers (CVs) (40 Men and 20 Women).ltbrgt- Conducted Awareness sessions on hygiene practices for 9,920 Individuals including (1,945 Men 2,023 Women, 2,915 Boys, and 1,458 Girls).ltbrgt- Provide Basic hygiene kits (BHKs) 1750 HHs (12,250 Individuals 2,400 Men, 2499 Women, 3,600 Boys, and 3,751 Girls).ltbrgt- Conduct field monitoring visits.ltbrgt- Conduct PDM survey.ltbrgt ltbrgtSanitation activities:ltbrgt- Construction / Installation of 83 Emergency Family latrines for 590 beneficiaries (including 116  Men, 120   Women, 173   Boys, and  181  Girls)ltbrgt- Repair/maintenance/desludging of 150 latrines for 1070 beneficiaries (including 210 Men, 218 Women, 314 Boys, and 328 Girls)ltbrgt- Conduct community-led cleaning campaigns in flood-affected IDPs collective sites and surrounding host communities for 3,720 people including (729 Men, 759 Women, 1,093 Boys, and 1,139 Girls).ltbrgt-  Conduct Post Construction Monitoring (PCM) survey.ltbrgt- Establish RDP Complaint and Feedback Mechanism (CFM)ltbrgt- Promote YHF and RDP Beneficiary Feedback and Complaints Mechanism (BFCM) among beneficiariesltbrgt- Produce 2 human interest stories.ltbrgt ltbrgtRDP might intervene in any other WASH activities at any IDPs sites based on the need and the selection by CCCM, WASH, YHF, and other IPs at the same governates. The interventions are proposed based on YHF 1st reserved allocation 2023. RDP will implement the project in total commitment to the DO NO Harm Principle by targeting the IDPs based on CCCM and WASH cluster selection criteria. ltbrgtThe response activities that will be implemented in each governorate will be based on the actual needs and the impact and damage caused by floods in both governorates.ltbrgtlt/pgt