INTEGRATED EMERGENCY LIFE SAVING , WASH, SNFIs AND FSL PROJECT FOR  FLOOD'S  AFFECTED POPULATION IN PANYIJIAR, MAYENDIT, AND PARIANG Following the rains that started in May throughout September and October 2020, Mayendit, Panyijiar, and Pariang have been affected by floods. Houses submerged, crops destroyed, livestock drowned. There is widespread open defecation as seen in footpaths and around shelters because all the latrines are flooded. Most boreholes are unfunctional, and the communities use open water sources and river water for drinking and household use. Affected population has no handwashing stand either buckets or jerry cans for fetching water. There is need for seeds, tools and fishing kits in Mayendit county. Coalition for Humanity will address the needs by provision of Shelter and Non-food Items to the affected population. Will construct/rehabilitate emergency latrines for displaced persons, rehabilitate unfunctional boreholes, distribute Aqua tabs, buckets and soaps to the affected population as well as MHM kits for women and girls. The project will also help families by providing seed and fishing kits. The total target for the project is 17,739 households, which is approximately 106, 430 individuals across the three counties earmarked for this response. The targets are distributed as follows: 

WASH = 50,530 individuals      = 8422 HHs     (Mayendit   5422 HHs and  pariang 3000 HHs). 
NFI      = 40,000 individuals      =      (Panyijiar   30,000 and  Pariang 10,000). 
FSL     = 16,518 individuals     = 2753 HHs      Mayendit 

The targets by location 
Mayendit = 8072 HHs  =(WASH 5422 HHs, FSL 2753 HHs)
Pariang   = WASH 3000 HHs,  NFI 10,000 Individuals )
Panyijiar = NFI s  =30,000 individuals

The project implementation modality will utilize integrated approach where different components of WASH,ESNFI and FSL are carried out in manner that complement each other for maximum quick impact benefits to the people severely affected by the flood across the three counties.
To save lives, Coalition for Humanity will conduct the following activities: 
1. Prior to all activities, another assessment will be conducted to reverify the needs, and the project will be introduced to the local authorities and the communities at Payam level.
2. Most households are fetching water from rivers, lack water storage containers. Coalition for Humanity will identify, register, verify households and distribute Aqua tabs, buckets for water treatment and storage. 
3. Most boreholes are not functioning, to improve access to safe water, Coalition for Humanity will rehabilitation some of boreholes that in repairable conditions in Mayendit and Pariang.
4. Toilets are submerged, households are defecating in the open. Coalition for Humanity will construct/ rehabilitate emergency latrines for displaced communities. 
5. Coalition for Humanity will train community volunteers in proper sanitation and hygiene. The hygiene promoters will reach out to households to create awareness
6. During this period, women and girls lack menstrual hygiene management kits. Coalition for Humanity will identify, register the most vulnerable women and adolescent girls, and distribute Menstrual hygiene management kits. 
7. Coalition for Humanity will identify the most vulnerable, register, and distribute emergency shelter and non-food items like mosquito nets, plastic sheets. 
8. Households crop and livestock was swept away, to restore food security, Coalition for Humanity will identify, register the most vulnerable households with capacity to farm and establish quick maturing vegetable gardens
9.. Coalition for Humanity will conduct Safety audits and GBV risk analysis as a cross cutting activity to ensure the safety of women and girls at water points and during distribution of WASH/NFI/FSL items. 
10. Coalition for Humanity will conduct a post distribution monitoring survey