Floods response in Al Gabalain Locality This project is proposed to support people affected by floods in Al Jabalain locality and mainly aims to provide assistant to the flood impacts/effects, capacities, and immediate emergency needs of flood-affected people, both the Host community and South Sudanese refugees in Al Jabalian locality mainly people who are currently in flooded areas to higher ground from Juda, Kilo 8, Kilo 4 and surrounding villages and  Alganaa camp. 
An estimated 80,000 people (16,000 families), 50% of them are refugees were reportedly affected by flooding in 17 villages, as well Al Ganaa newly refugee camp in the Al Javelin locality in White Nile State. This includes an estimated 36,000 South Sudanese Refugees in Al Ghana camp, which totally flooded, according to findings of an inter-agency, multi-sectoral needs assessment carried out on 8th September 2021, most of them are women and children. Some refugees in Al Ganaa's new refugee camp and host community have relocated to nearby open spaces and Al Ghana camp in the Al Goblin locality. Other affected people have sought shelter in Schools and Health centers. 

The project target groups are the most marginalized people who affect significantly by the floods, either in the host communities or in Alganaa camp (hosted SSR).
Direct proposed beneficiaries are about 12650 individuals (2530 HHs), in addition to 11800 individuals who benefited from the public campaigns. As part of emergency response to the most affected population, the project will offer cash support for the most vulnerable 750 individuals, a cost of construction of an emergency shelter for each family. To conduct this activity of distribution of cash support for ES construction, JASMAR will conduct a rapid assessment to determine the most affected /vulnerable people in the 10 most affected communities. Persons who have a desire to construct their family shelters and are committed will be registered as targets. Then a community orientation amp consultation will be done to encourage the target amp discuss with them the benefits and the importance of shelter construction. The grant will be distributed in presence of CMC (for the HCs) amp COR (for the SSR), who will monitor the shelter construction progress in the target locations. After cash distribution, JASMAR staff will conduct post-distribution monitoring on a weekly basis using many suitable tools (FGD, meetings with beneficiaries in addition to direct observation during ODM visits).

The Main proposed activities will be:
provision of WASH services in the 17 affected communities  and Alganaa camp in details as follows:
1/ Establish and train 18 WASH committees, one  in each community
2/ Provision and distribution of 6000 sets of Soaps to 6000 HHs.
3/ Conduction of 72   Hygiene awareness-raising campaigns, one monthly in each community for 4 months
4/ Provision of  4000 Hygiene Kits for 4000 individuals (3000 women amp 1000 PWDs)
5/ Conduction of 36  vector control campaigns, one in each community for 2 months
6/ Provision of 18 units of solid waste bins and their related equipment, one in each community.  
7/  Distribution of  6000 jerry cans for water storage at HH level. 
8/ provision of 10 water bladders for the most affected communities
9/  Water supply by water trucking for the most 10 affected communities, 
10/ Conduct water quality testing and monitoring
11/ Distribution of cash support (cost of construction of  emergency shelter) for 750 individuals who will consider as most marginalized people who suffer from the floods crisis in Al Jabalain locality