WASH basic services and facilities for  IPDs and vulnerable people in hosting communities – rehabilitation and restoring - in high priority districts in Taiz (Al Misrakh, Al Mudhaffar, Al Qahirah and Salh) The current project is a twelve-month WASH intervention to support (200000) beneficiaries of IDPs and host communities (50000 of IDPs and 150000 people of host communities) in four priority districts (Salh, Al Qahirah and Al Mudhaffar districts of Taiz city and Al-Misrakh district of Taiz governorate): (95000) individuals in Al Mudhaffar district (23750 IDPs BNFs and 71250 host BNFs), (36000) individuals in Salh district (9000 IDPs BNFs and 27000 host BNFs), (50000) individuals in Al Qahirah district (12500 IDPs and 37500 host BNFs), and (19000) individuals in Al Misrakh district (4750 IDPS BNFs and 14250 host BNFs).
The project is in line with YHPF 2019, the Second Standard Allocation strategy 2019 and contributes to its objective 2 (Restore and maintain sustainable water and sanitation systems, particularly in high risk areas). Besides, the current project aims at restoring and developing the critical needs in water and sanitation in districts of high risk to cover the critical need by interventions of the second line response. Besides, the project is in line with the activities planned under the Second Line response that aim at sustaining water activities and sustaining sanitation activities.
Besides, the project is in line with the activities planned under the Second Line response that aim at restoring/maintaining sustainable water, solar system to pump water to nearby, safe and accessible points through which all people get their daily needs and sanitation systems to improve public health and resilience through providing, rehabilitating and maintaining water supply and sanitation systems for affected populations ensuring access to adequate and safe sanitation facilities for IDPs, vulnerable groups and other affected people and reinforcing community lead approaches, building resilience, and ensuring knowledge and use of facilities and accountability to affected populations
It aims at restoring or maintaining sustainable water and sanitation systems to improve public health and resilience and providing immediate household and community level WASH assistance to the most vulnerable so as to reduce excess morbidity and mortality through repairing, rehabilitating or augmenting water supply system repairing, rehabilitating or augmenting sanitation network providing support to solid waste collection and disposal Solid Waste management and disposal providing materials to cover the open cesspits with closely monitoring, providing consultation and technical support and conducting cleaning campaigns 
Besides, the project involves training community hygiene volunteers (30 volunteers in Al Misrakh district to mobilize community and facilitate safe hygiene practices promotion with emphasis on key Cholera prevention messages among the communities capacity to community engagement and training local water staff and water management committees in maintenance and operation of water supply and sanitation systems (24 workers in Al Misrakh district) representing the local authorities and community committees who will receive water projects and sanitation systems at the end of the project.