populations have timely, equitable access to safe and sufficient water (based on Sphere), provided with the active involvement of local communities. SO1, SO2 and SO3 reached with access to safe water supply Number of women, men, girls and boys within community trained on maintenance of water points 4600 (1 amongst 500 people targeted with water)) Number of community consultation meeting held (disaggregated by sex/age) before designing a program/project 500 (at least 1 per site) Vulnerable and affected populations have knowledge of appropriate hygiene practices to prevent and mitigate diseases. SO1, SO2 and SO3 Number of men, girls and boys reached by hygiene promotion messages 5.3 million 3.2 million Number of men, girls and boys reached by hygiene and WASH NFIs 50% of the people reached by hygiene messages Number of men, girls and boys within the community trained on hygiene promotion 3200 ( 1% @ 1 per 1000 people ) Vulnerable and affected populations enabled to access adequate, safe, secure, and dignified and gender appropriate. sanitation services (based on Sphere) SO1, SO2 and SO3 Number of women, men, girls and boys enabled access to improved, secured and gender appropriate sanitation facilities. 1.1 million Number of community consultation meeting held (disaggregated by sex/age) before designing a program/project 100 (at 1 meeting per site as there can be overlap with water)
Mode of Operation The WASH Cluster SAG will provide oversight to the TWG to ensure that it achieves all outputs as described in the TOR. Organizations should nominate a designated TWG member. If that person cannot attend in person or remotely, the organization may designate another representative. Outputs from the TWG may be reviewed after six months to determine if the final document requires modification or updating. partners and/or the relevant government counterparts outside TWG may be invited to participate in the TWG if their presence is required. The TWG should develop a time based work plan to be submitted to the SAG. Focus Areas Bulk Treatment/ Chlorination Oxfam, ICRC (not confirmed), ACF Water Treatment PAH, UNICEF (Adopt HHWTS-TWG recommendations) Water Quality Surveillance ACF, REACH Water Infrastructure Oxfam, Medair (not confirmed) Repair and rehabilitation Disinfection- IM2/3, borehole, HDW Pipe network as applicable POC/Camp/Settlement WQ Strategies SI, ACTED (not confirmed) Water supply mapping- coverage, gaps WIMS - (Support ongoing activities) Contributing Government Stakeholders Ministry of Electricity, Dams, Irrigation and Water Resources (MEDIWR) Ministry of and Irrigation (MWRI) Juba City Council (not confirmed) Juba County RWSS South Sudan Urban Water Corporation (SSUWC) – (not confirmed) Duration of this ToR Ongoing Frequency of Meetings Monthly and ad-hoc as required. The TWG will work primarily through smaller groups to manage outputs Specific Objectives In there are 5 main objectives of the working group. Each specific objective and related tasks will be delegated to an agency or a sub-working group of agencies as well as a government counterpart to lead, coordinate and facilitate To develop guidance note on setting up and operation of bulk water treatment in epidemics and protracted crises for the urban context in South Sudan. Outline water tanker network coverage, linking point of source and delivery coverage areas as part of safe water supply mapping Work with government agencies to ensure consistent communication and messaging to actors in the private water sector such as water tankers and private vendors.