WaSH in Emergency Working Group Meeting Borno State - Maiduguri - 15/11/2016

AGENDA Chairman/Members 1. Opening remarks Secretariat 2. Adoption and presentation of the agenda 3. Review of action points – (Included throughout ppt) Secretariat 4. Humanitarian context:     CCCM WaSH tracker, operational presence and response gaps. Action points on these topics Sector Leads & Participants 5. WASH camp lead agencies - roles and responsibilities. 6. WaSH sub coordination areas 7. Information Management and Assessment updates UNICEF and Sector Leads 8. Coordination on WaSH/hygiene kits delivery Sector Information Manager 9. AoB 10. Review action points identified during meeting       11. Closing Remarks Sector Leads & Secretariat

4. Humanitarian context: CCCM WaSH tracker AP - NRC to check the WaSH situation in the camp Garkin block Kasuwa Shanu and revert to sector leaders for action AP - BOSEPA to check the WaSH situation in the camp Mogcolis and revert to sector leaders for action AP - OXFAM to check the WaSH situation in the camp Farm Center and revert to sector leaders for action // OXFAM to liaise with CBDA to improve Farm Centre water supply AP - WaSH partners to train Hygiene promoters on taking MUAC and to refer children to nutrition centres. All the partners to take action; if low expertise, UNICEF can support for the training but also to MUAC rulers; OXFAM will also try to integrate this component with HP training this week.

Solidarites assessment on Dikwa MSF-Swiss assessing Ngala Oxfam/IOM/Caritas assessment of Askira/Uba Gwoza: Fighting around Gwoza is currently displacing families 2 camps in place (1,100 and 800 people each) UNHCR plans on opening a new camp (300 families) and need WASH support 4. Humanitarian context: operational presence, new assessments and response gaps MSF-Swiss Solidarites New displacement Oxfam/IOM/Caritas

5. WASH camp lead agencies - roles and responsibilities AP - Sub-sectorial coordination in Monguno (led by Solidarites) to share camp leadership as identified. AP- All partners to discuss internally about leadership for all the existing camps. This topic will be addressed in the next coordination meeting, so please attend with your plan. 6. WaSH sub coordination areas: South Borno

7. Information Management and Assessment updates WASH Sector assessment tools (Camps/Host and HH) AP: All WASH Partners to review the 5W historical data and report for October activities by 5th November 2016 to asalagnac@unicef.org 8. WaSH/hygiene kits delivery 9. AoB – HP Training/MUAC screening 10. Review action points identified during meeting       11. Closing Remarks