JARIBAN EMERGENCY WASH SERVICES CARE plans to implement an emergency Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) response to the drought affected Women, Boys, Girls and vulnerable IDPs and rural populations. in Jariban district and Mudug. The project which will be implemented for 6 Months, and will support 14,000 individuals including 5320 men,5040women,1820 boy and 1820girls. The Project will support emergency rehabilitation services targeting high yielding community boreholes, installation of solar panels, provision of emergency water trucking, distribution of WASH NFIs and construction of shared household latrines with hand washing facilities 10 drought affected villages with low access to WASH services. This will be complimented by other CARE funding after proposed project duration. CARE has operational presence and access to Mudug region where it is implementing WASH, education and food security and livelihoods (mainly Cash voucher assistance) to IDPs and hard-to-reach communities. The proposed WASH response will be linked to other ongoing CARE’s humanitarian and long-term programs in addressing the new evolving needs in WASH because of the current drought and reach additional beneficiaries. Beneficiaries targeted under the proposed interventions will also benefit from WASH hygiene kits that will support mothers who have malnourished children both or with severely malnourished children (SAM) and moderately malnourished children (MAM). CARE can roll out the activities within a short time for an effective and timely response to the needs as soon as the grant is awarded, and documentation is finalized with UNOCHA. CARE has a strong a WASH technical team that can be deployed to the project area provide the technical support for the implementation of quality services. Under this project, CARE will rehabilitate 4 strategic community water points (Boreholes) to increase access to water for both human and livestock use, install solar in 3 strategic high yielding communal boreholes, construct 60 new shared household latrine facilities with hand washing stations, provide 100 trucks (each 8000) liters for emergency water trucking and distribute 200 WASH NFIs kits to households with (MAM or SAM) children in IDPs and vulnerable rural populations. CARE has the advantage of long-term relationships with local authorities and communities while building on its current strategy of providing a comprehensive package of humanitarian support in its areas of operation which will sustain and provide humanitarian support beyond the proposed project response period. CARE will implement the proposed WASH interventions with support and coordination with the  line ministries,Sub national cluster in Puntland and Galmudug and  closely work  with HADMA..CARE WASH technical teams will continue to provide technical backstopping. CARE is an active member of the key coordination mechanisms in Puntland and will continue to engage with other Humanitarian agencies while sharing project information through meeting and the monthly reports to relevant institutions.
 CARE has a well-built processes and systems (including its digitalized Feedback and Response Mechanism (FAM)) that will be applied during the implementation of the project to promote beneficiary engagement and feedback.The proposed project will target the following locations Raydable,Hayaanle,Carocaso,
Shilinxaraare, Ceelberdaale, Beeniharsatay ,Siigadheere,Qorya-Wayn,Buq-Qalooc and Afbarwaaqo