PROVISION OF ESSENTIAL LIFESAVING WASH AND SHELTER/NFI TO VULNERABLE POPULATIONS IN  LEER AND PANYIJIAR Leer and Panyijiar counties have been most affected by many years of national, sub national communal conflict and flood and other natural disasters. According to Muom 16th April 2022 IRNA report, the November to December 2021 conflict between Leer, Koch and Mayendit communities led to massive displacement, burning of civilians properties, abduction, killing and Sexual Gender Based Violence (SGBV) in Thonyor, Dindin, Adok port, Naak, Pilieny, Kaigai payams of Leer county. The IDPs are living in congestion without adequate WASH facilities. The shelters provided to them earlier were burnt down and households kitchen were looted during the conflict. According to Coalition for Humanity July 2022 Panyijiar Assessment, close to 600 households are still displaced, with IDPs temporarily settling in Ganyiel, Thonoam, Pachar, Pachok, Pachienjok and Tiap Payams. These households are in need of emergency shelter and non-food items. Inaccessibility, lack of market access occasioned by perennial flooding and insecurity has contributed to deteriorating living conditions of IDPS, returnees and host communities in these response locations. Coalition for Humanity July 2022 WASH facility assessment indicated a total of 50 dysfunctional boreholes in  Leer. Such have broken pumps and some submerged in water during floods hence affecting access to clean water. Due to floods, 43 household and 18 institutional latrines were reported collapsed. People have to wait till late to ease themselves and these put women and girls in danger of rape and sexual abuse, hence the need for essential lifesaving WASH.
This project will improve access to WASH for people in Leer and provide Shelter and non-food Items in Leer and Panyijiar. The project will implement the following key activities 
Emergency Shelter NFIs  in Leer, Juong, Pilleny, Adok in Leer County  and Ganyiel, Pachar,, Panchinjok, Tharnhom in Panyijiar  County
1. Need Assessment and validation 
2. I dentification and registration of 17,882 beneficiaries 
3. Verification and distribution of in-kind Emergency shelter and non-food items to 17,882 individuals 
4. conduct 16 Safety audits and GBV risk analysis 
5. 90% confirm receipt of ESKs in Post distribution monitoring survey 
The project will provide emergency shelter, non food items and other households items to IDPs, returnees and host communities by supporting newly displaced person with essential items as well as repairs for those with old and dilapidated plastic sheeting and other lifesaving household items.
WASH  in  Leer, Juong, Pilleny, Adok in Leer County 
1. Rehabilitation of water 14 points. 
2. Construction of 14 institutional/ communal latrine blocks 
3. Household water treatment for 9,600 individuals 
4. Distribution of MHM kits for 6,000 women and girls 
5. Awareness raising and hygiene promotion for 9,600 individuals 
6. Capacity building of 70 water resource management committees members 
The project will target the following 
Leer  and Panyijiar – S/NFIs-17,882,000 individuals 
Leer WASH-9,600 individuals (1500 HH)
The IRNAs, internal assessments conducted in both locations of Leer and Panyijiar form basis for this response that mirror the, updated UNOCHA situational analysis, IPC 5 for Leer and IPC4 for Panyijiar with vulnerable households in destitute as result of lack of access to basic WASH amp SNFIs support. While the need is clearly identified, CH will validate the needs through GBV risk analysis, rapid need assessments through focus group discussions, key informant interviews and formation of Water Management committees and Accountability to affected population committees(AAPs). Overall the project is line with allocation strategy aimed at providing humanitarian response that addresses the impact of the increased violence and food insecurity in Leer and Panyijiar Counties ensuring complementary