Wasser- und Sanitärversorgung in Flüchtlingsgemeinden Nordugandas Phase II Water supply and sanitation in refugee hosting communities in Northern Uganda Phase II Aufgrund des massiven Flüchtlingsstroms in Kombination mit der unzureichenden Infrastruktur in Norduganda kommt es zu einer Verschlechterung der Versorgungslage bezüglich sicherenTrinkwassers und adäquater Sanitäranlagen, was das Risiko auf wasserinduzierte Krankheiten erhöht. Der gesteigerte Druck auf Ressourcen und soziale Dienstleistungen erhöht zudem dasKonfliktpotential zwischen Flüchtlingen und aufnehmenden Gemeinden. Das FZ-Engagement orientiert sich am Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF) und unterstützt dessendritte Säule (Resilience and Self-Reliance) mit dem Ziel der entwicklungsorientierten Unterstützung von Flüchtlingen und aufnehmenden Gemeinden. Das Vorhaben trägt zur Sicherstellung einer ausreichenden, hygienischen und nachhaltigen Wasser- und Sanitärversorgung in ausgewählten Flüchtlinge aufnehmenden Gemeinden in Norduganda bei (Modulziel). In insgesamt 10 ländlichen Wachstumszentren und Kleinstädten sowie zusätzlichen Flüchtlingssiedlungsgebieten werden Wasser- und Sanitärversorgungssysteme errichtet bzw. erweitert. Zusätzlich werden Maßnahmen zur Stärkung der regionalen Fazilitäten Water and Sanitation Facility-North (WSDF-North, verantwortlich für den Bau der Infrastruktur) und Umbrella Organization-North (UO-North, verantwortlich für den Betrieb) umgesetzt. Umgesetzt wird das Vorhaben mit einem Finanzierungsbeitrag i.H.v. 15 Millionen EUR über die Mechanismen des gemeinsamen Programmansatzes (Joint Water and Environment Sector Support Programme, JWESSP 2019 - 2024). Projektträger ist das Ministry for Water and Environment (MWE). Zielgruppe sind Flüchtlinge und die ugandische Bevölkerung. Due to the massive influx of refugees in combination with the inadequate infrastructure in northern Uganda, there is a deterioration in the supply situation with regard to safe drinking water and adequate sanitary facilities.drinking water and adequate sanitary facilities, which increases the risk of waterborne diseases. The increased pressure on resources and social services also increases the potential for conflictpotential for conflict between refugees and host communities. The FC commitment is based on the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF) and supports itsthird pillar (Resilience and Self-Reliance) with the aim of providing development-oriented support to refugees and host communities. The project contributes to ensuring an adequate, hygienic and sustainable water and sanitation supply in selected refugee-hosting communities in northern Uganda (module objective). Water and sanitation supply systems are being built or expanded in a total of rural growth centers and small towns as well as additional refugee settlement areas. In addition, measures are being implemented to strengthen the regional facilities Water and Sanitation Facility-North (WSDF-North, responsible for infrastructure construction) and Umbrella Organization-North (UO-North, responsible for operations). The project is being implemented with a financial contribution of EUR 15 million via the mechanisms of the joint program approach (Joint Water and Environment Sector Support Programme, JWESSP 2019 - 2024). The project executing agency is the Ministry for Water and Environment (MWE). The target group is refugees and the Ugandan population. Die Sicherstellung einer ausreichenden, hygienischen und nachhaltigen Wasser- und Sanitärversorgung in ausgewählten aufnehmenden Gemeinden in Norduganda. Durch den Ausbau der Kapazitäten der WSV-Infrastruktur und die Unterstützung von sowohl der ugandischen Bevölkerung als auch Flüchtlingen, trägt das Vorhaben zudem zum friedlichen Zusammenleben der unterschiedlichen Gruppen bei. Due to the massive influx of refugees in combination with the inadequate infrastructure in northern Uganda, there is a deterioration in the supply situation with regard to safe drinking water and adequate sanitary facilities.drinking water and adequate sanitary facilities, which increases the risk of waterborne diseases. The increased pressure on resources and social services also increases the potential for conflictpotential for conflict between refugees and host communities. The FC commitment is based on the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF) and supports itsthird pillar (Resilience and Self-Reliance) with the aim of providing development-oriented support to refugees and host communities. The project contributes to ensuring an adequate, hygienic and sustainable water and sanitation supply in selected refugee-hosting communities in northern Uganda (module objective). Water and sanitation supply systems are being built or expanded in a total of rural growth centers and small towns as well as additional refugee settlement areas. In addition, measures are being implemented to strengthen the regional facilities Water and Sanitation Facility-North (WSDF-North, responsible for infrastructure construction) and Umbrella Organization-North (UO-North, responsible for operations). The project is being implemented with a financial contribution of EUR 15 million via the mechanisms of the joint program approach (Joint Water and Environment Sector Support Programme, JWESSP 2019 - 2024). The project executing agency is the Ministry for Water and Environment (MWE). The target group is refugees and the Ugandan population.