1. WASH Infrastructure Mapping
WASH Sector, Cox’s Bazar, 01 October 2017

2. Objectives

3. Objectives The objectives of this mapping exercise are:
To provide an initial spatial baseline of available basic services for each camp and site hosting Rohyinga refugees
To inform WASH sector gap analysis and camp-site level response planning
To regularly monitor WASH services availability through regular updates

4. PROCESS

5. Camp/Site mapping process
Collect Satellite Imagery
Every day, in Geneva, UNOSAT verify the availability and the quality of new satellite imagery
Analyse Satellite Imagery
Based on the available imagery, the camp/site is analysed to identify and map all existing shelters and major constructions
Collect Infrastructure Data
At field leve, a team of REACH enumerator « sweep » systematically the camps/sites to collect location and data on all existing infrastructures
Map and Analyse Infrastructure data
Sat imagery analysis plus infrastructure data are overlayed through maps
Gaps are identified and inform site level planning

6. Products

7. Mapping Products Baseline Monitoring Round Shelter Count Map
Infrastucture Map
Camp/Site WASH Factsheet
Other maps when relevant
Monitoring Round
Infrastructure Map
Camp/Site Factsheet

10. TIMEFRAME

11. Seq.
Field Data Collection
Status
Imagery Analysis 1
Hakimpara
Complete 2
Baggoha/Potibonia 3
Jamtoli 4
Burmapara
Underway 5
Roikhong
Pending 6
Leda 7
Nayapara RC
n/a UNHCR
Nayapara 8
Kutupalong Extension 9
Shamlapur 10
Mainnerghona 11
Kutupalong Makeshift 12
Kutupalong RC

12. Thank you