Integrated Emergency WASH Response to IDPs in camps and informal settlements in north Idleb, with increased consideration to the needs of disabled persons. This intervention is specifically designed to address the Strategic and Cluster Objectives as outlined in the STHF 2020 reserve Allocation Paper, making use of the resources amp expertise, of Syria Relief and their geographic access to the targeted sites in Idleb. The selected population has been targeted in accordance with Severity Indexing provided by the WASH Cluster, which is aimed at ensuring those who are most in need of immediate and life-saving assistance are prioritized under this Intervention. The Overall Project Objective is designed around two key Outcomes: 
1. Increased access to sanitation facilities (new construction amp rehabilitations suitable for people with disabilities amp sex segregation, locks provided), the provision of emergency personal hygiene supplies (gender appropriate) and improved environmental living conditions (provision of waste bins, awareness raising sessions, and solid waste removal, latrine cleaning services amp desludging through Cash for Work 50/50 m/f), in addition to the waste management, desludging, networks expansion activities.
2. Increased access to safe water (25ltr/pd/pp, decreased distance to a water point, equipped the current well, chlorinated amp tested water supplier, sex segregated distribution points) for drinking (23 liters) and personal hygiene use (additional 2 liters per day per person, reaching 25 liters in total as cluster recommendation). 
To achieve these outcomes, Syria Relief will target 19 informal sites (containing 19152 individuals) in Idleb, who have been displaced from northern Hama and southern Idlib. an overview, SR proposes to do the following: 
- Rehabilitate 100 bathing facilities - Construct 247 new bathing facilities and 19 PwD toilets - Distributing 233 garbage bins - Collect waste and dislodge waste water- Clean bathing facilities (67 workers will be contracted to perform this activity) – operate the quipped well in Tayebet Al-Imam camp to water networks instead of water trucking - Provide the camps with 204 water tanks of 1000 liter capacity (SR will monitor the quality of the water through applying the Sphere and Syrian standards). SR will conduct hygiene awareness sessions, contracting 15 promotors for 6 months. 
Also SR will connect the sewerage system in Tayebet Al-Imam camp with the main line in addition to install a new drainage lines in Kawkabah, Al-Fakee'a and Um neer (Al-Sarout), 
In collaboration with OCHA, SR will ensure the continuation of basic services, while also increasing access, both in terms of quantity considering needs of PwD amp women and quality (meeting Sphere standards and cluster recommendations) of essential WASH services. Increased focus will be placed on ensuring PwD have access to appropriate sanitation facilities, the Protection concerns of women and girls (see section 6 for more) are considered, and environmental health and hygiene promotion are enhanced. An increased focus will be placed on Protection mainstreaming and Accountability (see section 6). SR has a well-established Complaint Response Mechanism in place, with a full team of staff who have been training on its use and function. SR will stay in regular contact with the CCCM cluster to make them aware of any change or escalation in beneficiaries’ needs, and will ask for their support if needed. Also in responding to the threat of flooding. With winter fast approaching, SR Turkey will increase it preparedness for the winter season by requesting additional funding from its existing partners, in addition to the support from SR HQ. in case of newly displacements arrived to the targeted camps, SR will contact OCHA to decrease the quantity water for each person from 25 until 20 L/P/D, and also SR will contact with its HQ to cover the extra needs from its general fund, this project is part of SR plan in HPC, as the code ( HSYR20-WSH-164602-1)