2014 Syrian Arab Republic Humanitarian Assistance Response Plan (SHARP)

SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE RESPONSE PLAN 2014
Ensure outbreaks of diseases are contained through
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mobile and immediate provisions of services (water and sanitation), and
consensus-based gaps analysis and priorities are set for critical response
The sector strategies comprise:
Effective coordination with timely information sharing with implementing partner line ministries, promote
evidence based actions
In convergence enhance inter-sectoral coordination to synergize response and address needs
Ensure gender and protection mainstreaming and inclusive policies are addressed while designing WASH
projects. This includes age, disability, and vulnerability.
This strategic guideline aims to provide WASH partners with a principled & adaptive operational approach
to maximize reach through direct and indirect emergency implementation techniques
The working group supporting the provision of water, sanitation and health care (WASH), in conjunction
with the strategic response by the Humanitarian Country Team (HCT), to provide information on a joint
basis, along with reporting and monitoring and evaluating of responses and identification of needs using
specific indicators for continuous assessment of risks and track targeted responses.
1. Maintain drinking and domestic water supply provision through maintaining production, treatment &distribution
to all communities through regular and emergency measures.
2. Ensure adequate storage and mobile provision of drinking water is provided where needed (Mobile treatment
units, storage tanks, water tankering and distribution of House hold water treatment options eg:, filters, aqua
tabs, satches …)
3. Protection of surface and ground water resources, (lakes, Dams, Streams and shallow aquifers) through
improved management & maintenance of sanitation systems, both liquid & solid form HHs, Industries, hospitals
and agricultural areas
4. Distribution of hygiene kits to all families in need with focus on adolescent girls and women in general,
complemented by hygiene promotion
5. Improve WASH facilities in vital institutions (schools, Hospitals, shelters and health centers) including
management of liquid and solid waste
6. Implement, where needed, alternative and adaptive options of providing WASH services
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 2: Increase the provision of appropriate life-saving
emergency and relief supplies for affected people in syria, especially in the sectors of
food and agriculture, water, sanitation, health, nutrition, shelter, education and
essential non-food items.
Activity Locations Indicator Target
1. Provision of adequate HH
water storage containers
2. Provision of water tankers or
local distribution systems
(temporary or midterm)
3. Installation or repair of
emergency water supply
systems to shelters/collective
centers/ host communities
refugee camps
14 Governorates with critical
needs (cities, towns, shelters,
villages…)
# of people reached with
adequate amount of drinking
water on daily basis
Part of the 10
million people
(difficult to
estimate the
number for
emergency
drinking water
supplies)
103