1. HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE PLAN OBJECTIVES
FIVE WASH SECTOR STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES
WASH objective 1: Affected people have safe and equitable access to a sufficient quantity of water for domestic needs, as per sector’s standard
WASH objective 2: Affected people have safe and dignified access to improved sanitation facilities, as per sector’s standard
WASH objective 3: Affected people benefit from community tailored gender- and age-sensitive hygiene messages aiming at hygienic behavior and practices as per sector’s standard
WASH objective 4: Affected people benefit from basic gender- and age-sensitive hygiene items including top-ups as per sector’s standard
WASH objective 5: Affected children admitted for SAM treatment benefit from WASH NFIs as per sector’s standard
Objective 2: rational for change: emphasize safe access to latrine as well as dignity (culturally relevant and acceptable latrine)
Objective 3,4. rational for change: emphasize special needs of women and girls in reproductive age (MHM).

2. WASH SECTOR RESPONSE PLAN INDICATORS, BASELINE AND TARGETS
Water Supply: Number of children admitted for SAM treatment having received WASH NFIs as per sector’s standards
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Water Supply: Number of people having adequate access to temporary safe water facilities and services as per sector’s standard
Water Supply: Number of health and nutrition centers, schools and relevant public places provided with adequate safe water facilities and services as per sector’s standards
Water Supply: Number of people whose water systems functionality is supported by sustained operations and maintenance (boreholes, pumps, solar panels, overhead tanks, taps, chlorination including monitoring of free residual chlorine, etc.)
Water Supply: Number of people gaining access to adequate safe water facilities and services as per sector’s standard through new construction and rehabilitation of water systems

3. WASH SECTOR RESPONSE PLAN INDICATORS, BASELINE AND TARGETS
Sanitation: Number of IDPs in camps gaining access to gender segregated sanitation facilities and services (latrines, showers, handwashing stations) as per sector’s standard
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Sanitation: Number of people gaining access to HH latrines as per sector’s standard
Sanitation: Number of people benefiting from sustained desludging and cleaning of their latrines as per sector’s standard
Sanitation: Number of people benefiting from sustained environmental sanitation services (solid waste management)
Sanitation: Number of health and nutrition centers , Schools and relevant public places provided with adequate gender segregated sanitation (latrines, showers, handwashing) facilities and services as per sector’s standard
Hygiene: Number of people benefiting from basic hygiene items including top-ups
Hygiene: Number of women/adolescent girls receiving appropriate sanitary materials for menstrual hygiene management
Hygiene: Number of people benefiting from community tailored hygiene messages aiming at hygienic behaviors and practices
Safety/consultation: Number of community members in FGD reporting improved safety and comfort accessing WASH facilities