Building Resilience of South Sudan Refugees and Resident Host Community in Kailak Locality of WK through improving of WASH and Education facilities The project will intervene in Kailak locality addressing urgent needs of refugees and host communities, targeting 8,276 refugees (1,914 male, 1,761 female, 2,384 boys and 2,217 girls) and 19,814 hosting communities (2,377 IDPs, 1,682 returnees and 15,755 HC). Total project coverage 28,090 individuals. The project will deliver below activities under two outputs:
Output 1 WASH, intends to provide operation and maintenance cost for refugees water yard during project lifetime and rehabilitate the water yard by replacing the diesel driven power to solar power to reduce running cost. Two water lines with distribution points will be constructed and connect from the water yard to supply refugee’s settlement for the purpose of reducing water collection distance and minimizing time. It intends to rehabilitate two broken water yards, in Kailak and Abu El Likri to expand access to water and improve L/P/D for refugees and host communities across the Locality. Three (WUC) will be trained on operation, maintenance and management of constructed/rehabilitated facilities to ensure continuity and sustainability of service. 
In hygiene, refugees amp host community will be mobilized and encouraged to conduct periodic cleaning campaigns, the project will support by provision of 100 sets of waste tools to assist in conducting 100 campaigns during project lifetime. 80 hygiene promoters (60 refugees and 20 host communities) will be selected and train on hygiene promotion and afterwards will assist in mobilizing their communities to practice hygiene activities. The project planned to conduct 80 awareness rising sessions, 20 on personal hygiene, 20 on AWD causes, detection and prevention, and 20 on GBV and 20 sessions on issues affecting girls, women such as early marriage, child protection, human rights etc. The project planned to provide and distribute 2,313 water containers for refugees HHs, 75,000 pieces of soap quarterly to increase hygiene promotion practices and support with 9,252 sets of hygiene kits and women dignity kits in quarterly basis. The project will construct 200 new household latrines and rehabilitate 100 HH latrines in refugee’s settlements.
Output 2 Education, will introduce education activities to increase learning spaces, improve schools environment, contributes to increase enrollment and decrease dropout in Kharasana where refugee’s children 2,114 (1,214 boys and 902 girls) learning in two schools. UNHCR identified land granted by the government for SSR to build additional school. The project intends to construct eight new classrooms and four teacher offices in that land to split refugees school during current school year. Six new classrooms with teachers’ offices will be constructed in three schools, 2 in El Kharasana girls, 2 in Abu El Likri and 2 in Hay El Arada schools to contribute in increasing learning space. Eight classrooms and four teacher offices occupying refugees and host community (Kharasana School for boys and Kharsana School for girls) will be rehabilitated and will extend the rehabilitations to Abu El Likri, Gebnay and El Bouta, where IRW currently supporting these schools through UNICEF. The schools will be furnished with 450 sets of student seating, 10 sets of teachers seating, and 1,000 school uniform to support the refugees. 1,000 school bags, text books and learning supplies. Four school latrines will be constructed, two in refugees’ schools and two in host community schools, and will target two nonfunctioning latrines in two refugees’ schools for rehabilitation. Six plastic water tanks will be provided to schools and connected from nearest sources to improve schools environment. Recreation, music and sport materials availed to organize competition sport games, to create good spirit among both children. UASC with CP issues and PSN considered. Teachers and PTA members in target schools will be trained on teaching methodology and schools management respectively.