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Provision of Emergency WASH, Shelter, and Non-Food Items (NFIs) for the flood-displaced households in Jarati Woreda, Afder Zone, Somali Region

Sitti Zone -Somali Region – Ethiopia

Program Overview

Program Goal
To provide improved access to emergency shelter, essential non-food items (NFIs), WASH and CCCM for the most vulnerable IDPs and returnees, in Erer Woreda of Sitti Zone, Somali Region. region of Ethiopia..

location:-

Sitti Zones Somali Region, Ethiopia

Warades :-

Erar

Duration:-

01 August 2024 – 31 December 2024

Donor :-

IOM-RRFE

Target :-

10,000 Beneficiaries

Reached :-

15,381 Beneficiaries

Total Budget:-

USD 193,335.44

Thematic Area:-

Shelter, Settlements and WASH

Achievements / Results

  • Shelter and Non-Food Items (NFIs):
  • Distributed emergency shelter kits and NFIs to 1,900 households, providing essential materials for 10,000 individuals. 225 households with people with disabilities received specialized Disability and Inclusion NFI Kits.
  • Trained local foremen to construct dome-shaped shelters, prioritizing vulnerable groups including child-headed households and the elderly.
  • Conducted a Post-

    Distribution Monitoring (PDM) survey to assess the quality and satisfaction of beneficiaries.

  • Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM):
  • Established a demographic database for 10,000 individuals, enhancing service provision.
  • Held regular meetings with stakeholders to improve coordination and information management.
  • Facilitated monthly coordination meetings among government and humanitarian partners, leading to more effective and unified responses.
  • Developed standardized messages and FAQs to streamline communication between service providers and the community.
  • Trained 46 camp management committee members (19 women and 27 men) on camp management and protection mainstreaming, fostering inclusive decision-making and leadership.
  • Set up a Community Feedback Mechanism (CFM), handling 500 cases to ensure accountability and responsiveness.
  • Invested in community leadership structures, providing training for 120 community-based committees on WASH, health, nutrition, and education.
  • Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH):
  • Regularly monitored water quality, ensuring compliance with WHO standards for 8,360 individuals.
  • Extended 1.8 km of water pipelines, adding 3 new water points to improve access for 8,360 individuals.
  • 14 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Committees (WASHCOs) were trained in maintenance and operation of the water scheme.
  • Constructed 8 blocks of gender-segregated latrines (32 stances) for 1,600 individuals and distributed latrine cleaning kits to local WASH committees.
  • Developed and distributed 150 culturally appropriate IEC materials to promote hygiene and sanitation practices.
  • Trained 20 hygiene promoters (10 women and 10 men) to promote key hygiene practices.
  • Conducted hygiene promotion campaigns and mass mobilization efforts, reaching 10,000 individuals to improve knowledge and behavior regarding safe water storage and handwashing.
  • Distributed WASH NFIs (jerry cans, washing basins, soap) to 2,000 households, enhancing hygiene practices and reducing disease risk.
  • Provided women’s clothing items, including underwear and sheety/drya cloth, to 3,000 women and girls, ensuring dignity and improved personal hygiene.
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Partners & Stakeholders

  • Somali Regional Disaster Risk Management Bureau

Impact

The integrated response in WASH, shelter, NFIs, and CCCM effectively addressed the immediate needs of the target population while establishing a foundation for long-term community resilience. Through capacity-building, community engagement, and sustainable service delivery, the project demonstrated best practices in humanitarian response, promoting both life-saving aid and long-term solutions in Erer Woreda.

PDM Survey Findings:

    • 98%of respondents were aware of and believed the selection criteria were fair.
    • 100%were satisfied with the items and the quality of the distribution process.
    • Allrespondents confirmed receiving shelter and NFIs as needed, addressing their urgent ES/NFI needs effectively.
    • 99%agreed the distribution times and locations were convenient.
    • 97%were aware of the fair selection criteria.
    • 95%were satisfied with the quality of the assistance provided.
    • 77%reported improved ability to prepare food due to better household and shelter items.
    • 99%regularly cleaned water containers and had knowledge of cholera prevention measures.

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Contact Information

  • Program Manager / Focal Person: Ahmed M. Tahir 
    Email: program.manager@caapeth.org,
    Organization Address: JigJiga, Somali Region, Ethiopia
    Website: https://caapeth.org
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