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Requirements ($)$382 million
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Funding ($)$84.5 million
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% Funded22.1%
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Organizations96
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Projects115
Cluster Objectives
1
Save lives and reduce Protection risks among displaced population and host communities by providing essential WASH supplies and services, and enhance hygiene practices.
2
Save lives, reduce WASH related diseases and malnutrition by providing essential WASH supplies and services, and enhance hygiene practices among the most vulnerable populations.
3
Save lives by providing essential WASH supplies and services, and enhance hygiene practices among the most vulnerable populations affected by natural and climate change disasters (drought).
4
Support and restore water, sanitation and solid waste management systems to ensure continuity of services for most vulnerable affected people in Syria.
5
Provide humanitarian WASH responses in a coordinated, inclusive, adapted, dignified manner to the most vulnerable populations in Syria.
Cluster Activities
1
Activity 1.1: Improve access to safe water through humanitarian emergency response for IDPs and host population
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Activity 1.2: Improve access to sanitation through humanitarian emergency response for IDPs and host population
3
Activity 1.3: Improve public health and environmental protection through emergency solid-waste management response for IDPs and host population
4
Activity 1.4: Improve access to emergency essential WASH Non-food items (NFIs) among IDPs and host population
5
Activity 1.5: Conduct hygiene promotion initiatives and activities targeting IDPs and the host population
6
Activity 1.6: Improve WASH facilities and services within schools and child-friendly spaces, in close coordination with the Education and Protection sectors.
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Activity 1.7: Improve WASH facilities and services in health care facilities used by IDPs and host population, in close coordination with the Health sector
8
Activity 2.1: Conduct vector-control activities (IRS, Fogging, Larva control, Bed net, curtains distribution) in hotspot & high-risk area
9
Activity 2.2: Improve access to safe water through humanitarian emergency response for outbreak affected populations
10
Activity 2.3: Improve access to sanitation through humanitarian emergency response for outbreak affected populations
11
Activity 2.4: Improve access to emergency essential WASH Non-food items (NFIs) among outbreak affected populations
12
Activity 2.5: Conduct hygiene promotion, risk communication, and community engagement initiatives and activities targeting the outbreak-affected populations
13
Activity 2.6: Improve WASH facilities and services in healthcare facilities used by outbreak-affected populations, in close coordination with the Health sector
14
Activity 2.7: Support the WASH facilities and services in high-frequented public spaces (excluding healthcare facilities) used by outbreak-affected populations, in close coordination with concerned sector (ex: schools, etc.)
15
Activity 2.8: Deliver hygiene promotion messages and non-food items to children and their caregivers suffering from Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) or Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM).
16
Activity 3.1: Improve access to safe water through humanitarian emergency response and use of unconventional water source for water crisis affected populations
17
Activity 3.2: Conduct hygiene promotion, risk communication, and community engagement initiatives and activities targeting the water crisis-affected populations
18
Activity 4.1. Repair, rehabilitation and operational support to water systems
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Activity 4.2. Support to water quality assurance of water supply systems
20
Activity 4.3: Repair, rehabilitation and operational support to sanitation system
21
Activity 4.4: Repair, rehabilitation and operational support to solid waste management systems
22
Activity 4.5: Establish, train, and equip WASH committees
23
Activity 5.1. Ensure the functionality of the WASH Cluster coordination system, through the implementation of its 6+1 core functions
24
Activity 5.2. Enhance intersectoral coordination and response
25
Activity 5.3. Support and scale up localization of the WASH response
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Activity 5.4. Support the scale-up of the use of MBP in the WASH response
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Activity 5.5. Strengthen prevention and mitigation of WASH-related protection risks
Cluster member organizations
19-Jun-2025
Cluster member organizations
| Organization | Projects | Clusters | Requirements ($) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acción Contra el Hambre - Spain |
1
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$6.2 million
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| ACT Alliance / Norwegian Church Aid |
1
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$5 million
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| Action for Humanity - UK |
1
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$1.5 million
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| Adventist Development and Relief Agency |
1
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$4.5 million
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| Aga Khan Agency for Habitat |
1
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$2.1 million
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