Support WASH services to the most vulnerable people in camps The project aims to target the most vulnerable people living in 34 camps in Idleb governorate. Those camps are supported by Polish Humanitarian Action (PAH) and under THF from November 2018. However, and since PAH closed its mission by the end of March 2019 in northern Syria, the project is designed to target the same camps supported by PAH ensuring the continuity of services to meet the urgent need of 24.248 IDPs (4.876 men, 6.023 women, 6562 boys, 6.787 girls)
The project included one round of distribution of monthly hygiene kits for 4.243 families living in 34 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. Important hygiene promotion will take place in gender-segregated groups, accompanied by the distribution of hygiene kits. This component contributes to the mobilization of the community, as the hygiene promoters will come from the community themselves. WATAN from its own resources will contribute on hiring 20 hygiene promoters (14 men and 6 women) to conduct the hygiene promotion campaigns, the hygiene promoters will be trained to deliver the hygiene promotion sessions, this training will be supervised by WATAN's hygiene promotion experts at the field level
This project will cover the solid waste management activities on daily basis in 34 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. This activity will ensure safe disposal of solid waste for 24.248 IDPs which is estimated to be around 27 m3 per day for all 34 camps, while supporting livelihood opportunities under cash for work for 75 people (60 male, and 15 females) whom will work to remove the garbage from the 34 camps. The solid waste workers will be introduced to the regulation of safe disposal of solid waste through official orientation sessions which will be conducted by WATAN's field staff and using WATAN's already existed offices and resources in the implementation area
The project will provide safe water for drinking and personal hygiene to 24.248 IDPs in 34 camps by water trucking. The project will ensure that each person receives at least 25 L/Day of safe water. WATAN 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. 
The project will cover the construction of two types of latrines: 133 normal latrines blocks (266 cells) will be constructed to ensure 24.248 IDPs have safe access to sanitation facilities while employing the SPHERE standards (50 person per latrine), and 18 latrines for disabilities will be constructed to meet their special and high needs. Moreover, this project will cover the minor rehabilitation of 316 already existing latrines in those camps. 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. Prior to the implementation, WATAN will ensure Housing, Land and Property agreement are made with the land owners to reduce the risk of facing future conflict to the minimum. 
Desludging activities will be a part of this intervention as the project will cover the operational expenses of 41 desludging trucks per day to ensure people have safe access to new constructed and rehabilitated latrines in 34 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