1. WASH Cluster – Emergency Training D D41 WASH Related Diseases Session 4 Group Exercise

2. WASH Cluster – Emergency Training D D42 Session Aim To explore the practicalities of responding to a crisis situation through a group exercise 2

3. WASH Cluster – Emergency Training D D43 3 Session Objectives To outline the different phases of an emergency To outline the scenarios in which conflict or natural disaster populations find themselves To develop a response plan to for an emergency scenario

4. WASH Cluster – Emergency Training D D44 4 Phases of Emergencies Some reference materials refer to different phases of an Emergency. They are: 1.Acute phase 2.Intermediate phase 3.Establishment phase 4.Resettlement phase Phases taken from Hygiene Promotion – A practical manual for relief and development.

5. WASH Cluster – Emergency Training D D45 5 Contexts Covered Three scenarios in which conflict or natural disaster populations find themselves 1.People stay at home – Pakistan earthquake 2.People are displaced and stay in host communities – Kosovar Albanians in Albania 3.People are displaced and stay in clusters (camps) – Rwandans in Tanzania, Cambodians in Thailand Scenarios taken from The Sphere Project Handbook

6. WASH Cluster – Emergency Training D D46 6 Group Work Type of Emergency – Human induced sudden onset with people displaced into camps. Proposed group work is to set a scenario that challenges the group to (a) deal with cholera in the acute/immediate phase (one week to a month) of a complex emergency (b) deal with ongoing bloody diarrhoea/dysentery during the establishment/stabilisation phase (one to two months) of the same emergency and (c) address the risk of louse borne typhus 5 months into the same complex emergency

7. WASH Cluster – Emergency Training D D47 Group Work 45 mins – 1 hour to work on the response plan and prepare presentation 10 mins per group to present their response. Limit to 2 or 3 groups if need be 20 mins to provide feedback on presentations 7