Jordan ACF - Community-based WASH service provision in Azraq Camp

Outcome 1: Syrian refugees have greater ownership and influence on the planning and operation of the WASH services in the camp.

Outcome 2: Women, men, girls and boys have improved water conservation and hygiene practices.

Risultati principali attesi:  

1. Inclusive maintenance committees maintain the private WASH facilities

2. Camp residents are consulted and informed about the WASH facilities, have their feedback addressed, and are consulted to reduce the WASH facilities vandalism through engagement platforms

3. Women, men, girls and boys adopt water reuse, water conservation and best hygiene practices

4. Women and adolescent girls manage their menstrual cycle in a dignified way

Risultati fasi precedenti:  

• Baseline assessment will take place in the first two months of this project to assess the current situation
• Since 2017, ACF was raising the community awareness to change some identified behaviours with modest involvement of the community and limited ownership oriented approach, which will be the main strategy for this project

ACF is an active participant in camp coordination meetings and works closely with UNICEF, UNHCR, CARE, NRC, WVI and other humanitarian organizations to coordinate service and activities.

This project is intended to complement and strengthen ACF's UNICEF-funded community mobilisation project, and UNICEF’s SDC-funded project to construct a third borehole and resolve system-driven inequities within the water distribution network. In this regard, extensive coordination between UNICEF, SDC and ACF in the planning and implementation of activities is anticipated.