An integrated and complementary approach to support the most vulnerable persons with improved access to food security and WASH services. Under WASH amp FSL, Violet (VO) is proposing a complementary, integrated, amp multisectoral 10 months project to address WASH amp FSL needs of the most vulnerable. The project was designed based on the need assessment amp clusters guidance with the following activities:

- FSL (SO2)
VO will provide lifesaving assistance by the blanket distribution of regular cash for food (60 $ / HH $50 amp the value of  $10 in the local currency preferred by recipients) for 783 food-insecure IDPs HHs (3915 Ind) inhabiting Mashhad Rouhin camps in Dana Sub-district over 8 rounds to improve their access to diversified amp fresh food amp increase their purchasing power without being affected by the devaluation of the local currency. The aim is to contribute to sustaining minimum food consumption needs of the vulnerable IDPs. By doing so, access to diverse foods will also strengthen their immune system amp mitigate the negative effects of COVID-19 on their socio-economic. Besides cash, VO will distribute soap kits (750 G of soap/HH) in accordance with WASH cluster recommendation) to improve BNFs access to COVID-19 prevention means. Cash modality is selected to provide flexibility for BNFs to buy their needs, but also to provide assistance in a dignified way. To avoid harm, VO confirmed the viability of the local market to meet the increased demand. However, VO will conduct RNA prior to distributions to verify the availability amp accessibility to the functioning markets. The cash value was designed to cover approx. 70% of the daily intake (1550 Kcal/ person/ day) as per the FSL guidance. It is reflective of 70% of the SMEB food-only proxy basket. Cash for food will complement SR - WASH activities in the targeted camps

- WASH (SO1, SO2)
The component aims to address the WASH needs of both IDPs amp HC who are living in both settings (in-camp amp off-camp) through the provision of comprehensive WASH services by the WASH activities below to be implemented in the camps in Mashhad Rouhin amp Bab El Hawa locations:
1.Provision of 35 liters of drinking amp chlorinated water for 15,470 BNFs inhabiting 5 IDPs camps for 3 months. The water quality will be insured by conducting the water tests by VO's monitors. Moreover, VO will coordinate with ACU to ensure the quality of the water sources
2.Rehabilitation of boreholes, water stations, amp water networks inside the targeted camps. The water systems will be equipped with PV Solar energy systems to minimize the water system operating costs amp to ensure the sustainability amp long-term impact of the project.
3. Distribution of Hygiene kits to the IDPs inhabiting the camps to improve the BNFs access to most essential hygiene supplies. Moreover, VO will implement campaigns to disseminate awareness messages related to COVID-19 (RCCE), the importance of preventive measures, amp hygiene promotion.
4.Solid waste management amp desludging septic tanks  in 4 camps amp for 7 months in Al Emam Camp while Shafak covers its needs till end of June
WASH activities will complement White Hands, amp PIN's GFA in part of the target camps
On the other hand, VO is planning to conduct the necessary rehabilitation of the water system in Al Abzimo Community to improve the IDPs amp HC in Abzimo in western Aleppo access to clean water, but also to reduce required water trucking amp lack of access to clean amp safe drinking water. To ensure the intervention impact amp sustainability, VO will equip the water station with PV Solar Power system to minimize the operating costs. Furthermore, VO will support the community to establish the Tariff system amp re-activate the cost recovery mechanism to ensure an effective response

During Project Implementation, VO will ensure COVID-19 preventive measures are applied to avoid exposing the communities to harm

The proposed project