Emergency WASH response to the IDPs in camps and informal settlements The project aims to target the most vulnerable people living in 18 camps in Idleb governorate ensuring the continuity of services to meet the urgent need of 24275 IDPs (5182 men, 5417 women, 6105 boys, 6307 girls).
Primary activities include the water trucking to IDPs sites, distribution of hygiene kits, hygiene promotion campaigns, solid waste management, desludging and construction of latrines.
The project will be implemented by SAED and its partner Minber Al Sham, through the intervention, SAED will use its resources and previous experience in the distribution of hygine kits, hygiene promotion campaigns and water trucking. While Minber Al Sham will be responsible on the desludging activities, solid waste management, and construction of latrines
The project included one round of distribution hygiene kits for 4124 families living in 18 camps, to maintain the level of personal hygiene among IDPs living in those camps. Hygiene kits contents are designed to meet the need of the IDPs while conforming the local culture and the WASH cluster Syria response standards.
Moreover, this project will cover the solid waste management activities on daily basis in 18 camps which includes the distribution of 100 L solid waste container across targeted camps, support the operation of waste removal trucks, and waste removal workers. The collected waste will be dumped in a formal dumping sites in Dana, and Sarmada sub-districts.
The project will provide safe water for drinking and personal hygiene to 23011 IDPs in 18 camps by water trucking. The project will ensure that each person receives at least 25 L/Day of safe water. SAED will pay special attention to the water quality, and make sure that water is chlorinated, and it meets the WHO standards (0.2 and 0.5 mg/l FRC) before distribution and at the household level.
Furthermore, the project will cover the construction of latrines: 149 normal latrines blocks (298 cells) will be constructed to ensure IDPs have safe access to sanitation facilities while employing the SPHERE standards (50 person per latrine). Moreover, the latrines design will take special consideration of protection issues as it is provided with lighting system working on solar panels to ensure safe access during the dark hours.
Desludging activities will be a part of this intervention as the project will cover the operational expenses of 37 desludging trucks per day to ensure people have safe access to new constructed and already existed latrines in 18 camps. The collected waste will be disposed in the nearest sewer networks in the targeted sub-districts, ensuring no pressure on the sewer lines are made.
Nevertheless, in case of any probable new displacement waves to targeted camps, SAED will report to SCHF and WASH Cluster about the deviation in number of targeted beneficiaries reached in each site of implementation, normally three types of interventions shall be discussed for mitigation: 
-	Increasing project activities and securing other funds from SAED’s partners and others.
-	Reducing number of targeted sites. 
-	Reducing the duration of intervention and providing securing other sources of funds when this duration ends. 
Saed shall ensure to confronts SPHERE standards in any probable displacement waves. 
Saed has fund to alleviate floods effects in 15 camps of this project implementation area and Saed shall try to target the selected sites within this project in case of being prone to negative effects from floods. 
Project suggested duration is 6 months in which Saed and Minbar Al Sham shall do all preparatory activities including field reassessment for targeted sites, determining beneficiaries’ numbers precisely, contracting with contractors, recruiting staff etc. So services provision shall lasts for 5 months.