Water Sanitation and Hygiene

People in need

1.4 million
People targeted

1.1 million
People reached

No data
People reached %

0%

Requirements ($)

$109.7 million
Funding ($)

$34.7 million
% Funded

31.6%

Organizations

22

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Projects

21

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Sector Objectives

Ensure regular, sufficient, equitable and dignified access for Rohingya refugee women, girls, men and boys living in camps, and affected host communities, to safe water for drinking and domestic needs.

Indicator	Unit	Target	Result
Number of targeted people disaggregated in host communities who are benefiting from safe and maintained water facilities.	People	236,009	No data
Number of people disaggregated by HC and camps reporting having enough water to meet all domestic needs. (Target: 92% for Refugee and 85% for HC)	People	1,018,862	No data
Number of targeted people disaggregated by sex, age and disability benefitting from at least 20 l/p/d of safe water for drinking and other domestic purposes.	People	1,125,416	No data
Percentage of water quality tests meeting minimum water quality standards. (%)	Percentage	85%	No data

Ensure women, girls, men and boys living in camps and affected host communities have adequate, appropriate and acceptable sanitation facilities to allow rapid, safe and secure access at all times.

Indicator	Unit	Target	Result
Number of fully functional sanitation facilities (bathing cubicles + latrines).	Facilities	73,160	No data
Number of targeted people disaggregated who are accessing safe, functional and dignified communal bathing facilities.	People	889,407	No data
Percentage of households reporting visible waste in the vicinity of their accommodation. (%)	Percentage	20%	No data
Number of targeted people disaggregated in camps who have access to functional and improved latrine facilities.	People	889,407	No data

Ensure the change of potentially dangerous behaviours through participatory hygiene promotion and distribution of hygiene items with particular focus on contagious diseases, for all refugees and targeted host communities.

Indicator	Unit	Target	Result
Percentage of targeted people disaggregated able to mention 3 critical time for hand-washing. (%)	Percentage	80%	No data
Percentage of HH reporting having soap during assessment. (%)	Percentage	100%	No data
Percentage of household in camps have at least two clean and covered water container during assessment. (%)	Percentage	100%	No data
Percentage of women and girls accessing MHM supply according to WASH Sector standards and at least twice a year. (%)	Percentage	80%	No data

Sector member organizations

08-Dec-2024

Sector member organizations

Organization	Projects	Requirements ($)
ACT Alliance / Christian Aid	1 view_list	$1.3 million
ACT Alliance / Norwegian Church Aid	1 view_list	$0.9 million
Action Contre la Faim - Action Against Hunger International	1 view_list	$3.6 million
Association for Aid and Relief Japan	1 view_list	$0.9 million
BRAC	1 view_list	$5.8 million
CARE International	1 view_list	$1.8 million
Caritas Bangladesh	1 view_list	$0.7 million
Danish Refugee Council	1 view_list	$1.8 million
Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e.V. (German Agro Action)	1 view_list	$0.7 million
HEKS - Hilfswerk der Evangelischen Kirchen Schweiz	1 view_list	$386 thousand
International Organization for Migration	1 view_list	$21.4 million
Nabolok	1 view_list	$288 thousand
Oxfam GB	1 view_list	$390 thousand
Reaching People in Need	1 view_list	$259 thousand
Save the Children	1 view_list	$2 million
Solidarités International	1 view_list	$3.2 million
Tearfund	1 view_list	$288 thousand
Terre des Hommes - Lausanne	1 view_list	$0.6 million
United Nations Children's Fund	1 view_list	$25 million
United Nations Development Programme	1 view_list	$1.1 million
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees	1 view_list	$36.8 million
World Vision Bangladesh	1 view_list	$1.6 million

Rohingya (JRP)