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OPERATIONAL PRESENCE MAP - WASH PARTNERS

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KMS (nth)

(November 30, 2018)

CAMP FOCALAGENCY

ACF, BRAC, CARE, CARE-PROTTYASHI, DPHE, SCI

UNICEF

IOMUNHCR

AREA FOCAL AGENCY

ACF, BRAC, CARE-COAST, Caritas, DPHE, IOM, IOM-SHED, Oxfam, Plan, SCI, Tearfund-CCDB, UNHCR-NGOF, UNICEF-WaterAid

ACF, BRAC, Caritas, DPHE, IOM, Oxfam, Plan, SCI, UNHCR-NGOF, UNICEF-NGOF, UNICEF-WaterAid, WaterAid

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, Oxfam, SCI, UNHCR-NGOF

AAR Japan-NGOF, ACF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, Oxfam, SCI, UNHCR-NGOF, UNICEF-WaterAid

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, IOM-Friendship, Oxfam, Plan, UNICEF-NGOF, UNICEF-WaterAid

ACF, BRAC, CARE, CARE-COAST, DPHE, IOM, IOM-SHED, Oxfam, Tearfund-CCDB, UNICEF-TdH, WVI

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, IOM-SHED, UNICEF-WaterAid

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, IOM-SHED, SCI, UNICEF-WaterAid

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, Oxfam, Plan, UNICEF-NGOF, UNICEF-PA, UNICEF-TdH, UNICEF-WVI

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, IOM-Friendship, MHI, Oxfam, Plan-VERC, UNICEF-PA, UNICEF-VERC, UNICEF-WVI, WVI

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, IOM-Friendship, MHI, MSF H, Oxfam, Plan-VERC, SCI, TdH, UNICEF-PA, UNICEF-VERC, UNICEF-WaterAid, UNICEF-WVI

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, IOM-BRAC, MHI, Oxfam, Plan-VERC, UNICEF-PA, UNICEF-VERC, UP, UP-SMKK

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, IOM-BRAC, Oxfam, SCI, UNICEF-VERC, UNICEF-WVI, UP-SMKK, WVI

AAR Japan-NGOF, ACF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, IOM-BRAC, Oxfam, UNICEF-WVI, WVI

ACF, BRAC, CARE-RIC, CA-WVI, DPHE, IOM, IOM-BRAC, MSF F, Oxfam, WVI

ACF, BRAC, CA-WVI, DPHE, IOM-BRAC, MHI, MSF F, SCI, TdH, UNICEF-TdH, UNICEF-WVI, WVI

BRAC, CA-WVI, DPHE, IOM, IOM-BRAC, IOM-DSK, Oxfam, SCI, WVI

DPHE, IOM, IOM-SHED, MSF F, Oxfam, SCI, WVI

ACF, BRAC, CA-WVI, DPHE, IOM, IOM-DSK, IOM-Friendship, Oxfam, SCI, UP, UP-SMKK, WVI

AAR Japan-NGOF, BRAC, Caritas, IOM, IOM-BRAC, IOM-Friendship, MSF H, SCI, UNHCR-NGOF

Camp 14

ACF, BRAC, CARE, CARE-PROTTYASHI, CARE-RIC

Camp 16ACF, BRAC, CARE, CARE-PROTTYASHI, CA-WVI, SCI, UNICEF-PA, UNICEF-WVI, WVI

Camp 15

BRAC, DPHE, SCI Camp 21

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, Oxfam

Camp 22

BRAC, DPHE, IOM, IOM-SHED Camp 23

AAR Japan-NGOF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, IOM-BGS, PUI, SCI

AAR Japan-NGOF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, IOM-BGS, IOM-PA, PUI, SCI

BRAC, DPHE, IOM, IOM-BGS, Oxfam, UNHCR-NGOF

Camp 24

UNHCR-NGOF NAYAPARA RC

Camp 26

Camp 25

IOM

SI

SI

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, Oxfam, UNHCR-NGOF

AAR Japan-NGOFACFBRACCARECaritasDPHEIOMMHIMSF FOxfamPLAN

Collective site withhost community

KMS (nth)

BRAC

BRAC

BRAC

ACF

ACF

ACF

SHED

OXFAM

OXFAM

OXFAM

OXFAM

NGOF NGOF

NGOF

NGOF

TdH

WVI

WVI

PA

IOM

BDRCS(Supported by SC)

BRAC

OXFAM

NGOF

WVIDSK

SI

IOM

SI

NGOF

BRAC, Oxfam, UNHCR-NGOF

IOM, IOM-SHED, MSF F, WVI

22*WASH Active Reporting

Partners as of November, 2018

Source: 4Ws Reporting Partners ( Nov 2018)0 2,5 51,25Km

0 0,5 10,25Km

AAR Japan-NGOF, Oxfam, PUI, SCI, UNHCR-NGOF, WVI

Camp 27

*Operational Presence Count oneas reporting

Source: Partners Sharing Infrastructures GPS

IOM

Choukhali

PUISCITdHTearfund-CCDBUNHCR-NGOFUNICEF-NGOFUNICEF-PAUNICEF-VERCUPWaterAidWVI

SL No Camp Name% of

LT Gap% of

TW Gap

% of LT Outside 100m Radius

FSM Sites1 Camp 1E2 Camp 1W3 Camp 2E4 Camp 2W5 Camp 36 Camp 47 Camp 4 Ext8 Camp 59 Camp 6

10 Camp 711 Camp 8E12 Camp 8W13 Camp 914 Camp 1015 Camp 1116 Camp 1217 Camp 1318 Camp 1419 Camp 1520 Camp 1621 Camp 1722 Camp 1823 Camp 1924 Camp 2025 Camp 20 Ext26 Camp 2127 Camp 2228 Camp 2329 Camp 2430 Camp 2531 Camp 2632 Camp 2733 Kutupalong RC34 Nayapara RC

Standard: Gap <=3334% to 67%>67

Latrine: 1:20Tube Well: 1:250

WASH SECTOR CONTACT DETAILS

Asif Arafat Sector Coordinator-WASH

washsecco-cox@bd-actionagainsthunger.org

Bob Bongomin Sector Coordinator-WASH

bbongomin@unicef.org

Tanvir Ahmed Information Management Officer

taahmed@unicef.org

Heleen Elenbaas Information Management Officer

h.elenbaas@xs4all.nl

WASH Sector Cox’s Bazar Situation Report Nov, 2018

# of WASH Partners

# of WASH Active Reporting Partners as of October, 2018

KEY FIGURES: WATER SANITATION HYGIENE

1.05 Million in need of immediate WASH support

Cumulative Indicators

870,676 people (disaggregated by sex and age) in settlements benefitting from safe water to agreed standards and meeting demand for domestic purposes (15 litres per person per day)

TARGET: 1,052,495 people

83% 17%

Reached Gap

1,000,106 people who have received a WASH hygiene kit and/or a top up kit and/or a voucher in the last three months

TARGET: 1,052,495 people

95% 5%

Reached Gap

TARGET: 1,052,495 people

788,901 women, men, children in settlements who are benefitting from functional latrines to agreed standards

75% 25%

Reached Gap

Response Highlights

• Strategic Advisory Group (SAG) members from 3 UN, 3 INGO and 2 NNGO convened to review 23 submitted projects for the 2019 JRP. Working with a revised budget of about $136.7M to provide feedback and subsequent budget reductions.

• An indepth discussion meeting on solid waste management has been done among the ADB consultant team with DPHE and the WASH Sector, IOM, UNICEF and Oxfam. Land allocation, for landfill, space scarcity and exploring decentralized option for solid waste management were discussed. Shamlapur and Unchiprang areas will pprovide pilot space for the ADB/DPHE solid

waste management project.

• WASH and Health Sector jointly conducted a roster training where 22 participants were trained on acute watery diarrohea (AWD) prepardness in order to assess a joint assessment for any alert raised in the camp or host community.

• 740, 461 peoples in the camps and 48,440 people from Bangladeshi host community continue to access a functional latrine, inclduing care and cleaning.

• The Sector desludged 12,079 latrines during the reporting period (cumulative total: 86,033).

• World toilet day 2018 observed in all camps and host community through the community engagement and active participation from the people for rally, discussion session and cleaning campaign.

• Hygiene Promotion TWG carried out 17 FGD on market assessment in order to review the items of the hygiene kit/ top-up kits.

• Operation, care and maintenance is ongoing for about 47,478 latrines and 7,600 water points.

• Hygiene items were distributed to 8,902 refugee households in the camps and 5,925 Bangladeshis in host community during the reporting period.

• A guidance note on camp consolidation and WASH Infrastructure handover and taken over in camp area is under progress with the SAG and will be finalized through November/December.

Gaps and Constraints

• Solid waste handling and disposal is localized and indiscriminate in some locations due to space and technological restrictions. A new solid waste project is expected to mitigate some of these concerns.

• Increasingly, number of households constructing own/informal bathing facilities remain a challenge for monitoring, drainage and siting of bathing facilities/space availability.

• Usable space for replacement/reconstruction of decommissioned facilities remains a challenge.

• Customs and tax waiver for some specialised WASH equipment has delayed the opening of field laboratory for water testing.

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AAB (YPSA) AAR Japan (NGOF) ACF AGRAJATTRA ASOED BDRCS (BRC, DRCS, GRC, IFRC, TRC, QRC) BRAC (IOM) CAID (DSK/GUK) CARE (COAST, PROTTYASHI, RIC) CARITAS CCDB (NCA, TEARFUND, DKH, WED) DAM DCA DPHE DSK (DSK, KNH) FRIENDSHIP HELP E.V. (BASTOB) HYSAWA ICCO/ACT ALLIANCE IOM (BGS, BRAC, DSK FRIENDSHIP, SHED) MUKTI (UNFPA, COTE, UNICEF) NGOF (HELVETAS) NGOF (UNHCR) NGOF (UNICEF) PA (UNICEF) VERC (UNICEF) MHI MODMR MSF (France, Holland) OBAT OXFAM PHALS PLAN PUI SCI SHED SI SPACE SKB (HHRD, ICNA, IHH) TDH UP (SMKK) WATERAID WHH - ANANDO WVI (CAID)

November 14th November 28th 1. AAR Japan (NGOF) 2. ACF 3. BRAC 4. CARE 5. CCDB (TEARFUND) 6. DPHE 1. IOM (BGS, BRAC,

DSK, FRIENDSHIP, SHED)

7. MSF France 8. PLAN 9. PUI 10. TDH 11. NGOF (UNHCR) 12. NGOF (UNICEF) 13. PA (UNICEF) 14. WATERAID 15. WVI

1. BRAC 2. CARE 3. CARITAS 4. CCDB (TEARFUND) 5. IOM (BGS, BRAC, DSK,

FRIENDSHIP, SHED) 6. MHI 7. OXFAM 8. SCI 9. TDH 10. NGOF (UNHCR) 11. NGOF (UNICEF) 12. PA (UNICEF) 13. VERC (UNICEF) 14. UP 15. WATERAID 16. WVI

September 12th September 26th 1. ACF 2. BDRCS (BRC,

DRCS, GRC, IFRC, TRC, QRC)

3. BRAC (IOM) 4. CAID (DSK/GUK) 5. CARE (COAST,

PROTTYASHI, RIC)

6. CARITAS 7. CCDB

(TEARFUND) 8. DPHE 9. DSK 10. DSK (KNH) 11. FRIENDSHIP 12. IOM (BGS,

BRAC, DSK FRIENDSHIP, SHED)

13. Muk� (UNFPA, COTE, UNICEF)

14. NGOF (UNICEF) 15. PA (UNICEF) 16. OXFAM 17. PLAN 18. SI 19. UP (SMKK) 20. WATERAID 21. WHH-ANANDO 22. WVI

1. AAB (YPSA) 2. ACF 3. BDRCS (BRC, DRCS,

GRC, IFRC, TRC, QRC)

4. BRAC (IOM) 5. CAID (DSK/GUK) 6. CARE (COAST,

PROTTYASHI, RIC) 7. CCDB (TEARFUND) 8. DCA 9. DPHE 10. HELVETAS (NGOF) 11. IOM (BGS, BRAC,

DSK, FRIENDSHIP, SHED)

12. OXFAM 13. NGOF (UNHCR) 14. PA (UNICEF) 15. VERC (UNICEF) 16. PLAN 17. SCI 18. SI 19. SKB 20. TDH 21. UP (SMKK) 22. WATERAID 23. WVI

October 17th October 31st 2. CARE 3. CARITAS 4. CCDB (TEARFUND) 5. DPHE 6. IOM (BGS, BRAC,

DSK, FRIENDSHIP, SHED)

7. MUKTI 8. NGOF-HELVETAS 9. NGOF (UNHCR) 10. NGOF (UNICEF) 11. PA (UNICEF) 12. VERC (UNICEF) 13. PLAN 14. SI 15. TDH 16. UP 17. WATERAID

1. ACF 2. BRAC 3. CA 4. CARE 5. CARITAS 6. CCDB (TEARFUND) 7. DPHE 8. FRIENDSHIP 18. IOM (BGS, BRAC,

DSK, FRIENDSHIP, SHED)

9. MUKTI 10. NGOF (HELVETAS) 11. NGOF (UNHCR) 12. NGOF (UNICEF) 13. PA (UNICEF) 14. PLAN 15. TDH 16. UP 17. WATERAID

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