Emergency Integrated Life-Saving Response In WASH, Education, and Shelter to IDPs And Conflict-Affected Communities At Bayt Al-Faqih District, Al Hodeidah Governorate-2022 [Priority 1] This project will improve lifesaving conditions for the most vulnerable IDPs in under-served 12 existing IDP sites and newly sites and they are:
1-Almror
2-Alshema
3-Almahazirah
4-Alhawk
5-Aldahfiya
6-Bani Shugab
7-Almahamira Alolya
8-Aldawamia
9-Almahamira As Sofla
10-Almashayekh
11-Alhodaiba Olya
12-Alhodaiba Sofla
and support partners’ interventions in new underserved sites lacking services of WASH, Shelter, and Education. The WASH and education interventions will also benefit nearby conflict-affected host communities.

This project will target 4357 HHs of most vulnerable, underserved 2121 IDP HHs (3117 women, 2970 men,4306 boys,4454 girls) and conflict-affected host community 2236 HHs (4181 men, 4390 women, 3646 girls, and 3437 boys).
As per the standard allocation, Strategic Statement beneficiaries will have access to improved dignified living conditions through:
1. provision of a comprehensive package of minimum services in prioritized IDP sites to improve living conditions.
2. Enhancing the protection and safety of IDPs living in sites Whereas as a matter of outcomes, outputs, and activities.
The following will be conducted in line with each cluster standard:

WASH:
 Rehabilitation of 5 existing water supply systems including solar pumping systems and the extension of a water supply network to IDP sites.
 Construction/Rehabilitation of 65 latrines.
 Hygiene promotion including RCCE for COVID-19 to 5000 most vulnerable beneficiaries (1000 men, 1050 women, 1450 boys, and girls) 
 Distribution of 2500 WASH NFIs and hygiene kits 
 Capacity building for 15 communities’ members including (around 30% women) as part of maintenance committee to ensure sustainable operation and maintenance of WASH facilities in IDP sites 

Education:
7000 students (approx.: 50% boys and 50% girls) of IDPs and nearby conflict-affected host communities will be supported by school supplies, education materials, and 621 school desks, temporary and 16 semi-permanently classrooms, the minor rehabilitation of the 42 existing classrooms,116 blackampwhite boards, and stationaries, and protection awareness including covid19 and protection from landmines in 7 schools.

Shelter:
The needs of 720 IDP HHs (1134 women, 1080 men,1314boys,1512 girls) will have improved dignified access to:essential household kits, NFIs Bedding kits, and transitional shelter. This will outpour most vulnerable receiving shelter support services through the provision of:
- 600 HHs of IDPs with Essential household kits (4200 individuals: 823 men,857 women,1235 boys, 1285 girls)
- 720 HHs of IDPs with bedding kits 5040 individuals (988 men,1028 women,1482 boys, 1542 girls)
- 50 HHs of IDPs with transitional shelter (350 individuals: 69 men,71 women,103 boys, 107 girls) .

Across all sectors, the most vulnerable targeted beneficiaries will benefit from high-quality education assistance (confirming to cluster standards) provided to them in full adherence to the principles of Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP) and (PSEA). Major project activities include targeted communities’ involvement in the project cycle including women as well as enhancing the protection and safety of IDPs living in sites through various activities such as having effective BFMC, PSEA, safeguarding, and capacity buildi awareness-raising of protection.