Provision of life-saving WASH services for climatic shocks affected IDP households in the Deynille district of Banadir region ltpgtThe 'Enhancing WASH services for disease prevention and control among at-risk IDP households in Daynille Districts of Banadir' project aims to provide essential WASH services to a total of 15,048 individuals. The proposed interventions will provide life-saving WASH assistance to displaced communities affected by drought, floods, conflict, and disease in Banadir, affected by WASH vulnerability and AWD/cholera outbreaks.  These displaced households reside in IDP camps of ltspangtGargaar, Yaa-Fitah,Marxaba, Rasmi, Osob, Canole, Buula Warbo, Hal Xagar, Warcaasho and Alla Magan lt/spangtltspangt lt/spangtltspangtof Daynille District in the Banadir region. The beneficiaries include 3,454 women, 4,138 girls, 3,318 men, and 4,138 boys.lt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtThe first project outputlt/spangt aims to improve access to emergency and sustainable water services for 2,084 crisis-affected IDP households, benefiting a total of 12,504 persons. This will be accomplished by rehabilitating water distribution infrastructure of 4 IDP sites. The rehabilitation will involve the installation of a 5,000L fiberglass tank on a constructed raised concrete platform. Additionally, a 100-meter 2" PVC water pipe will be installed to connect the tank to the nearest water distribution line. Furthermore, a tap-stand with 4 taps will be built to facilitate ease of water collection and reduce the time women and girls spend collecting water at the collection point. These infrastructure improvements will bring the water closer to the households, reducing crowding and distances to water collection points. In order to ensure sustainability, a training program will be implemented to empower 3 community volunteers and three water management committees to effectively manage the water supply infrastructure. Additionally, the project will provide water vouchers to 700 newly displaced households, enabling them to access water from the existing or installed communal water collection point. The duration of the provision of the water vouchers is 8 weeks. The second component of the project will provide life-saving health and hygiene promotion services to approximately 4,950 persons. This will be achieved by providing hygiene kits to 1100 newly displaced households and implementing community outreach health hygiene promotion activities to promote behavior and attitude change to prevent and control outbreaks of AWD/cholera, especially among pregnant women and children under 5 years. The last component of this project involves improving access to life-saving sanitation infrastructure and services for 424 households of internally displaced persons. This will benefit a total of 2,544 persons. Specifically, the project will construct 53 temporary pit latrines that are sensitive to the age, gender, PWD, and elderly individuals. These latrines, including 4 latrines located at the Weydow Health Centre, will be equipped with handwashing facilities to promote appropriate hygiene practices. In addition to the latrines, 424 households will receive portable solar lamps to ensure their safety during nighttime latrine use. The project will also organize cleanup campaigns in 3 IDP camps and the Weydow Health Centre. These projects will provide sanitation kits and training on solid waste management. As part of this effort, sanitation management committees will be established to conduct the campaigns.ltbrgtTo assess the impact of the project, baseline and end-project KAP surveys will be conducted. Continuous monitoring will also be implemented to ensure the quality of services and document successful practices and stories throughout the project's duration. NAPAD will establish an inclusive relief committee that includes minority groups, women, and youth. Furthermore, NAPAD will enhance community awareness of its CFM, including providing a toll-free reporting number. PSEA training of staff and contractors will also be provided to ensure the protection of vulnerable beneficiaries.ltbrgtlt/pgt