Provision of emergency WASH services to the population affected by Floods in Mangala, Rajaf and Jebel Ladu, Juba county, Central Equatoria State. This projects proposes lifesaving intervention aimed at improving WASH services and the capacity of the population to prevent and mitigate outbreak of WASH related diseases such as cholera, acute watery diarrhea, typhoid and others that undermines and threatens lives of the population affected by floods 
The project shall also address the risks of GBV associated with lack of access to WASH facilities/services or other associated issues such as walking long distances in search of WASH facilities (latrine) or lack of access to menstrual hygiene management products 
The proposed intervention targets  19000 vulnerable flood affected people in the areas of Mangala, Jebel Ladu and Rajaf through  lifesaving WASH activities to the  flood affected IDP’s in Mangala, Jebel Ladu,  and Rajaf which will contribute to the reduction in morbidity and mortality resulting from WASH – related disease and GBV resulting or relating to WASH services 
In accordance with the WASH Cluster floods preparedness and respond strategy and the Reserve allocation strategy 2020 the proposed activities shall take consideration accountability to affected population (AAP) and strengthening the capacity of affected community and building resilience through training of different groups of people in the community such as pump mechanics, Water management committee, women groups, community leaders, and hygiene promoters

In this Project, TERM proposes activities that include safe water provision through rehabilitation of 12 hand pumps and 8 minor repair and disinfection,  Installation/construction of  90M3 SWAT system in the IDP camp in Mangala installed with 6 distribution points of 6 tap stand to increase portable water supply for a period of three months. This also includes promotion of  water treatment at household level and water collection points through hygiene promotion, water treatment and routine water quality monitoring, 
Hygiene promotion on good hygiene practices including on COVID 19 will be carried out mainly focusing on hand washing safe water chain, safe excreta disposal and menstrual hygiene management among women and girls of reproductive age , including distribution of  menstrual/dignity kits

The project also aims to distribute  lifesaving flood and COVID-19 WASH  nonfood items to affected households  these include soap, hygiene kits, menstrual hygiene kit, water containers, water purification tabs and ceramic filters to those with little or no access to boreholes. The project  rely on  WASH supplies from the WASH Cluster Core pipeline, items will include (Borehole spare parts and working tool kits, swat parts, WASH NFI’s buckets with and without lids, PUR, filter cloths, MHM Kit chlorine for water treatment and water quality test kits)

The above activities shall be reinforced by capacitating the community  through provision of skills by training important WASH groups in the locations this includes pump mechanics, water user committees, community hygiene promoters, this is to promote multiplier effect and build the abilities of the locals to be able to address such needs in future when they arise. 

A closer coordination  with the WASH cluster and partners  shall be promoted/ensured through regular meetings  and updates, TERM will take lead in coordination of WASH partners in Mangala and provide necessary support, updates to both partners and the cluster 

TERM will work closely with Camp management and Protection/GBV partners to improve access and safety of the water point especially the tap stands that will be installed in Mangala this will be through use of the mapping plan of the camp (by camp management) and lighting of access roads to water points and the collection area. This will also include  collaborating  to ensure needs of people with disabilities are addressed especially in terms of access to water and non food items that shall be distributed