Addressing the water, sanitation and hygiene needs of extremely vulnerable IDPs displaced by conflict from Mosul City and settlements in the Mosul Corridor Through this three month initiative, ACTED will carry out a two-month preparation phase in order to procure and pre-position emergency WASH items for populations expected to move from Mosul. In total 2,267 basic hygiene kits, family kits, and baby kits, 40 community water tanks, solid waste management supplies, and latrine and bath facility supplies will be prepositioned. 

This will include one month of implementation through a first line response to provide:
	Basic hygiene kit, family water kit, and baby kit (where applicable) distribution to 600 families (these kits have been designed using the WASH NFI guidelines and WASH response by site typology to ensure standardization)
	Installation of 5m3 community water tanks and water provision by water trucking for 3,600 individuals (600 families) 
	Construction of 36 emergency latrines for 3,600 individuals (600 families) which will be decommissioned at the end of the project (after a single month of use)
	Construction of 72 pit latrines for 3,600 individuals (600 families) and desludging for these facilitates 
	Construction of  36 emergency baths for 3,600 individuals (600 families) 
	Provision of waste management, including pit disposal, for 3,600 individuals (600 families) 

All individuals will receive a comprehensive WASH response and will receive assistance for their water, sanitation, and hygiene needs. 

Geographical Locations:
ACTED can successful target the following locations in Ninewa: Akre, Al-Hamdaniya, Shekhan, and Tel Keif (secondary location). This geographical coverage aligns with the same locations that ACTED is currently implementing CCCM, child protection, and RRM distributions, and will begin to provide shelter/NFI support, allowing ACTED to target the same beneficiaries in a comprehensive manner. However in the case that the expected displacement is towards a different direction, then ACTED would be flexible to re-orientate the implementation of activities towards the area of greatest need.  

Target Site Typologies:
ACTED plans to target the following site typologies in the above geographical locations, however we are quite flexible and can adapt locations if it would lend itself better to the full response and coordination with other agencies
	Temporary Living Sites (Potential Emergency Camps) 25% 
	Collective Centers (Potential Emergency Camps) 50%
	Screening Areas (only targeting families who have been there longer than 30 days) 25%

This project will extend the immediate supported provided through UNICEF’s rapid response mechanism (RRM) kits, and will help support other humanitarian agencies and government support in ensuring the needs of an expected 250,000 individuals are met. 

The proposed activities are part of a mobile intervention, which includes a comprehensive approach that will respond not only to WASH needs, but also shelter and non-food items (NFI), protection, and camp coordination and camp management (CCCM). This multi-sectoral integrated approach aims to respond to the emergency that will unfold following the liberation of Mosul City. This approach ensures an efficient and effective emergency response, where multiple needs can be identified through multi-sectoral rapid needs assessments and site assessments identified internally by ACTED’s CCCM, AME, and RRM teams, and externally through coordination with other humanitarian actors and the clusters. It will also allow for constant and regular monitoring of IDP movements and current needs.