Improve access to water and sanitation services for newly IDPs affected by the current conflict and promote hygiene awareness Due to military campaign in northern Hama rural and southern Idlib rural violence in northwest Syria continues unabated since Apr impacting civilians, impeding the delivery of assistance in many areas and It led to large displacement of 450,000 IDPs to Northern Idleb to areas that are already densely populated mostly with IDPs having previously fled to these areas.
Balad Organization through this proposed project aims to ensure continuity of life-saving activities for newly IDPs in 9 camps 5 in Deir Hassan (Alhijra, Alsafaa alaher, Abu Baker Alsideeq, Alieetesam and Abdel baset saroot) and 4 in Sarmada (Shorlien, Aldaraj, Alansar and Alimdad) by supporting more than 7,456 (1578 Men, 1886 Women, 2052 Boys, 1940 girls) of internally displaced people living in these camps by safe drinking water. Distribution of water trucking will be on daily basis by augmented trucked water to reach 1558 families for 5 months. Project will ensure water is safe by testing water samples in sources, trucks, and in household level. 
Project includes conducting hygiene promotion sessions to raising awareness about personal hygiene and distributing hygiene kit for each family. HP will be done by trained team who will be consisted of 3 hygiene promoters and 1 team leader, in beginning hygiene team will be trained on HP principles and presentation skills by a local capacity and training development agency. Throughout session team will distribute materials printouts and stickers in schools and public spaces in targeted camps. 
Project will work on WASH facilities by maintenance and construction of latrine and showers in accordance with the standards of allocation WASH cluster and sphere taking into consideration gender sensitive by building separate blocks, safe accessible, lighthouse and its doors provided with income locks, also taking into consideration persons with disabilities by building latrine and show that suit their needs.
Project will provide containers for solid waste, communal garbage bins and small garbage bins for each tent, also trucks will periodically collect garbage and transport it to designated places to be processed by sorting the contents so as not to damage the environment and surroundings.
In addition, Balad will provide drinking water for 7047 persons (1352 Men, 1758 Women, 1946 Boys, 1991 girls) in 3 camps (Alhaweja, ALballat, Alzeyra, Abdel baset saroot1, Abdel baset saroot 2, Alimdad 1, Alsafaa alaher 1, Alsafaa alaher 2 and Aldaraj1) which they suffering from shortage of drinking water, for a period of 5 months at a rate of 25 L/D/C.
During implementation period of project from Oct to Mar, which covers most of winter and rainy season Balad will coordinate with contractor who is working on WASH facilities to open channels and divert the flow of floods that affect the camps, if any.
At beginning of 1st month, Balad will prepare and finalized all engineering studies, MOUs, and conducting procurement and contracting processes.
After middle of 1st month, we will contract with contractor for construction and maintenance of WASH facilities, by end of the 1st month, maintenance of pre-existing latrine and showers and expansion of it within camps will be done simultaneous with commence and construction and maintenance of septic tanks until end of 3rd month.
During 1st month of project we will working on repair and increase number of water taps to cover all targeted camps and from beginning of the 2nd month until end of the project, safe water will be supplied daily to all camp populations.
During 3rd amp 4th month we will distributing hygiene kit, installation of solid waste containers, provision of communal garbage bins.
From 2nd month to the end of project will be forming Hygiene promotion teams and train them on Hygiene promotion materials and conduct awareness campaigns.
During all winter work, no construction work will be carried out at -4 ° C or during rain and drainage channels will be opened in case of flooding