Humanitarian WASH Response for People impacted by Mosel Military Operation The project lies within the WASH Cluster strategic objective to meet immediate life-saving water, sanitation and hygiene needs of vulnerable, critically affected girls, boys, men amp women within the ongoing operation of Mosel retaken . More specifically this project aims at supporting preparedness for Mosul retake and providing first-line WASH response for new displaced and critically at-risk IDP families in reception sites and in formal or informal settlements in Center and North governorates, in line with the IHPF/WASH Cluster priorities


The project will support the following:
	Preparedness activities in Amalla , extension of Geemawa and Zelikan IDP camps in Duhok Governorate, expected new IDPs in AL-Qayara and surrounding villages  and Al Alam and Al Dour IDP camps in Salah Al-Din Governorate as well as:

	 First-line WASH emergency response for newly displaced populations in Qayara, Tulul AL-Baj, Silo AL-Hajaj in Beje and in unfinished building in Tikrik, and other locations within Debaga Erbil and other location in Anbar and  Salah Adin Governorates.
(Please see the following Description of beneficiaries) 

Preparedness phase:

A- Dohuk / Shekhan (40,000 IDPs) 
 15,000 IDPs in Zelekan, Nergazllia camps and reception centers
 25,000 IDPs in Garmawa camp 

B. Dohuk / Zummar ( 45,000 IDPs) 
 45,000 IDPs in Amalla camps and reception centers

C-Mosel / AL-Qayara (25,000 IDPs)

D. Salahaldin/ / (15,000 IDPs) 
 5,000 IDPs in Beji camps 
 10,000 IDPs in Tekrit / ALALAM and Al Dour camps ,

Response phase: 

A-Erbil/ Makhmour (25,000 IDPs)  in Debaga camps 

B-Mosel / AL-Qayara (15,000 IDPs)

C. Salahaldin/ / (35,000 IDPs) 
 15,000 IDPs in Beji camps and reception centers 
 20,000 IDPs in Tekrit / ALALAM and Al Dour camps ,

D. Anabr

50,000 IDPs within Anabr (AF,HTC ampAL-Khalidiayh)

 Preparedness activities in confirmed new camps being established in response to displacement from Mosul operations include construction of basic water supply and sanitation facilities, as well as establishment of Wash Service Centers (WSC) and provisions for water trucking at cluster minimum standards, in line with WASH Response Guidelines against Settlement Typology. First-line WASH emergency activities planned in this project include water trucking, operation and maintenance of water supply and sanitation facilities, hygiene promotion, garbage collection and distribution of NFI kits( based on the latest version of WASH NFI guidelines). This is linked to UNICEF on-going efforts to reinforce WASH services and provision of CRIs in established settlement sites through other resources (OFDA, ECHO and IHPF). As such this project will complement current UNICEF interventions in supporting preparedness for Mosul retake and providing first-line WASH response for at-risk IDP families throughout Mosul corridor area, the cost per beneficiary ratio as about 20 USD per person taking into consideration that  only one third of IDPs will be hosted in emergency camps. and thus  why the  figures of the targeted  population is different  upon each outputs , that's mean number of people getting water not equal to  number receiving sanitation or  number receiving hygiene  

The project will take in to account gender aspects in that particular needs of women and children are incorporated in the hygiene kits (which include female dignity items like sanitary pads) and hygiene items like baby diapers. It should also be noted that in an emergency context, women and children are at particular risk of disease, violence and loss of dignity, so the urgent provision of supplies like bathing and sanitation facilities will enable increased access to safe, gender segregated sanitation facilities.