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Camp 2E

Camp 7

KutupalongRC

Camp 9Camp 10Camp 18

Camp 8W

Camp 4 Camp 3

Camp 5

Camp 19

Camp 1W

Camp 6

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Camp 20

Camp 17

Camp 20Extension

Camp 4Extension

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OPERATIONAL PRESENCE MAP - WASH PARTNERS

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KMS (nth)

(June 19, 2018)

CAMP FOCALAGENCY

ACF, Agrajattra, BRAC, CARE-PROTTYASHI, DPHE, ICNA-SKB, IHH-SKB, OBAT, SI, SKB, TRC-BDRCS, UNICEF-MoDMR, UNICEF-SI

UNICEF

IOMUNHCR

AREA FOCAL AGENCY

ACF, BRAC, CARE-COAST, Caritas, Caritas-ACF, DPHE, ICCO/ACT Alliance, IOM, IOM-SHED, Oxfam, SCI, SHED, Tearfund-CCDB, UNHCR-BRAC, UNHCR-NGOF, UNICEF-MoDMR, UNICEF-WaterAid

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, OBAT, Oxfam, SCI, UNHCR-BRAC, UNHCR-NGOF, UNICEF-MoDMR,UNICEF-NGOF, WaterAid,UNICEF-WaterAid

ACF, BRAC, DPHE,IOM, MSF Holland, OBAT, Oxfam, SCI, UNHCR-BRAC,UNHCR-NGOF, UNICEF-MoDMR

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, MSF Holland, OBAT, Oxfam, SCI, SPACE, UNHCR-BRAC, UNHCR-NGOF, UNICEF-MoDMR

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, Friendship, IOM, IOM-Friendship, Oxfam, UNICEF-MoDMR, UNICEF-NGOF, UNICEF-WaterAid

ACF, BRAC, CARE-COAST, DPHE,ICCO/ACT Alliance, IOM, OBAT, Oxfam, Tearfund-CCDB, UNICEF-MoDMR, UNICEF-TdH

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, ICCO/ACT Alliance,IOM, IOM-SHED, SHED, UNICEF-MoDMR, UNICEF-WaterAid

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, IOM, IOM-SHED, SCI, UNICEF-MoDMR, UNICEF-WaterAid

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, Friendship, IHH-SKB, IOM, MSF H, OBAT, UNICEF-MoDMR, UNICEF-NGOF, UNICEF-PA, UNICEF-TdH

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, Friendship, HELVETAS-NGOF, IOM, IOM-Friendship, MHI, Oxfam, PHALS, Plan-VERC, SKB, UNICEF-MoDMR, UNICEF-PA, UNICEF-VERC

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, Friendship, IOM, IOM-Friendship, MHI, MSF France, MSF Holland, OBAT, Oxfam, Plan-VERC, SCI, TdH, UNHCR-BRAC, UNICEF-MoDMR, UNICEF-PA, UNICEF-VERC, UNICEF-WaterAid

ACF, Agrajattra, BRAC, CAID-WVI, DPHE, Friendship, IHH-SKB, IOM, IOM-BRAC, MHI, Oxfam, Plan-VERC, Tearfund-CCDB, UNICEF-MoDMR, UNICEF-PA, UNICEF-WVI

ACF, Agrajattra, BRAC, DPHE,IOM, IOM-BRAC, Oxfam, SCI, UNICEF-MoDMR, UNICEF-VERC

AAB, AAB-YPSA, ACF, BRAC,DPHE, IOM, IOM-BRAC, Oxfam, Tearfund-CCDB, UNICEF-MoDMR

AAB, AAB-YPSA, BRAC, CARE-RIC, DPHE, Friendship, IFRC-BDRCS, IOM, IOM-BRAC, MSF France, Oxfam, UNICEF-MoDMR

ACF, BRAC, CAID-WVI, DPHE, DRCS-BDRCS, GRC-BDRCS, IOM-BRAC, MSF F, OBAT, SKB, TdH, TRC-BDRCS, UNICEF-MoDMR, UNICEF-NGOF, UNICEF-TdH, UNICEF-WVI

BRAC, DPHE, Friendship,IOM-BRAC, IOM-DSK, Oxfam, SCI, UNICEF-MoDMR, UNICEF-WVI

DPHE Friendship, ICCO/ACT Alliance, IOM, MSF France, MSF Holland, Oxfam, SCI ACF, BRAC, DPHE, Friendship,

GRC-BDRCS, IFRC-BDRCS, IOM,IOM-DSK, IOM-Friendship, MSF Holland, Oxfam, SCI, UNICEF-MoDMR, UP, UP-SMKK

BRAC, Caritas, DSK, Friendship, GRC-BDRCS, IOM, IOM-BRAC, IOM-Friendship, MSF F, MSF H,OBAT, SCI, TRC-BDRCS, UNHCR-BRAC, UNHCR-NGOF

Camp 14

ACF, Agrajattra, BRAC, CARE, CARE-PROTTYASHI, CARE-RIC,DSK, IHH-SKB

Camp 16 ACF, BRAC, CA-DSK/GUK/CA,CARE-PROTTYASHI, DAM, DSK, HHRD-SKB, ICNA-SKB, SCI, SI, UNICEF-MoDMR, UNICEF-PA, UNICEF-SI, UNICEF-WVI

Camp 15

BRAC, DPHE, OBAT, SI, UNICEF-SI Camp 21

ACF, BRAC, DPHE, DSK, IOM, Oxfam, SI , UNICEF-SI

Camp 22

BRAC, DPHE, IOM,IOM-SHED

Camp 23

BRAC, DPHE, HELP e.V.-BASTOB, IOM, IOM-BGS, SCI, SI, WHH-ANANDO

BRAC, DPHE,IOM, IOM BGS, SI, SCI,

BRAC, DPHE, HELP e.V.-BASTOB, IOM, IOM-BGS,Oxfam, SI, UNHCR-NGOF,UNICEF-SI, WHH-ANANDO

SCI, SI, UNICEF-SI Camp 27

Camp 24

BRAC, UNHCR-NGOF

NAYAPARARC

Camp 26

Camp 25

IOM

SI

SI

ACF, BRAC, DPHE,IOM, Oxfam, UNHCR-NGOF

58 WASH Sector Partners

AABACFACT AllianceAgrajattraANANDOBASTOBBDRCSBGSBRACCAIDCARECaritasCCDBCOASTDAMDPHEDRCSDSKFriendshipG2AGRCGUKHELP e.V.HelvetasICCOIFRCIOMICNAIHH

MHIMoDMRMSF FranceMSF HollandNGOFOBATOxfamPAPHALSPlanPROTTYASHIRICSCISHEDSISMKKSKBSPACETdHTearfund

UTRC

NHCRUNICEFUPVERCWaterAidWHHWVIYPSA

Collective site withhost community

KMS (nth)

BRAC

BRAC

BRAC

ACF

ACF

ACF

SHEDOXFAMOXFAM

OXFAM

OXFAM

NGOFNGOF

NGOF

NGOF

TdH

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WVI

PA

IOMBDRCS

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BRAC

OXFAM

NGOF

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SI

IOM

SI

NGOF

GRC-BDRCS, IFRC-BDRCS

0 0.5 10.25Km Source: Partners Sharing Infrastrucers GPS

WASH Active ReportingPartners as of 13th June

0 3 61.5Km

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SL NO Area % of LT

GAP% of TW

GAP

% of Coverd LT Within 100m Radius

of FSM Sites1 Camp 1E2 Camp 1W3 Camp 2E4 Camp 2W5 Camp 36 Camp 4

7Camp 4 Extension

8 Camp 59 Camp 6

10 Camp 711 Camp 8E12 Camp 8W13 Camp 914 Camp 1015 Camp 1116 Camp 1217 Camp 1318 Camp 1419 Camp 1520 Camp 1621 Camp 1722 Camp 1823 Camp 1924 Camp 20

25Camp 20 Extension

26 Camp 2127 Camp 2228 Camp 2329 Camp 2430 Camp 2531 Camp 2632 Camp 2733 Kutupalong RC34 Nayapara RC

<=33Gap34% to 67%>67%

StandardLatrine: 1:20 people

Tube Well: 1:250 People

WASH SECTOR CONTACT DETAILS

Bob Bongomin Sector Coordinator-WASH

bbongomin@unicef.org

Ramy Zaki Information Management Officer

rzaki@unicef.org

Tanvir Ahmed Information Management Officer

washinfomgt-cox@bd-actionagainsthunger.org

WASH Sector Cox’s Bazar Situation Report June 05th – 19th, 2018

# of WASH Partners

# of WASH Active Reporting Partners as of 19th June

KEY FIGURES: WATER SANITATION HYGIENE

1.05 Million in need of immediate WASH support.

Cumulative Indicators

Number of people (disaggregated by sex and age) in settlements benefitting from safe water to agreed standards and meeting demand for domestic purposes (15 litres per person per day)

TARGET: 1,052,495 people

Number of people who have received a WASH hygiene kit and/or a top up kit and/or a voucher in the last three months

TARGET: 1,052,495 people

Number of women, men, children in settlements who are benefitting from functional latrines to agreed standards

TARGET: 1,052,495 people

Response highlights – refugee and host community

During the reporting period, 1,335 out of a cumulative 21,959 latrines have been

emptied while decommissioning increased from 5,478 to 5,732 for latrines in high-

risk zones and those considered public health/desludging burden due to design. 256

new water points were constructed and installed during the period, a cumulative total

of 7,275 points now An additional 24,814 individuals benefitted from hygiene kits

bringing the cumulative total to 741,002 individuals, including top-ups.

606,238 people participated in hygiene promotion activities during the reporting

period.

Hygiene promotion has focused on prevention and symptom recognition of acute

watery diarrhea (AWD), handwashing with soap at critical times, Aquatabs use and

safe water chain.

Ongoing coordination with the Health Sector for diarrhea hotspot mapping

Emergency preparation for AWD ongoing and efforts to increase camp based sector

capacity and coordination with CiC, health and site management continue

A training on AWD was held for 24 Core Trainers and is currently being cascaded to other WASH

hygiene promotion partner staff across the response area.

Recent heavy rains have resulted in damage to several latrines in the affected areas which has

increased the demand for repairs, desludging and decommissioning.

Gaps and Constraints

Water access and coverage in Teknaf area remains low due to surface/rain water

recharge.

Increased water in latrines due to rains increasing the risk of overflow, increasing

the frequency and burden of desludging and fecal sludge management.

Limitations for improved construction and technological options for the

management of sludge. Congestion, unplanned nature of settlement posing

access issues for services like latrines desludging.

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WASH Sector Cox’s Bazar Situation Report May16th – June 19th, 2018

# of WASH Partners 1. AAB

2. ACF 3. ACT Alliance 4. Agrajattra 5. ANANDO 6. BASTOB 7. BDRCS 8. BGS 9. BRAC 10. CAID 11. CARE 12. Caritas 13. CCDB 14. COAST 15. DAM 16. DPHE 17. DRCS 18. DSK 19. Friendship 20. G2A 21. GRC 22. GUK 23. HELP e.V. 24. Helvetas 25. ICCO 26. IFRC 27. IOM 28. ICNA 29. IHH

30. MHI 31. MoDMR 32. MSF France 33. MSF Holland 34. NGOF 35. OBAT 36. Oxfam 37. PA 38. PHALS 39. Plan 40. PROTTYASHI 41. RIC 42. SCI 43. SHED 44. SI 45. SMKK 46. SKB 47. SPACE 48. TdH 49. Tearfund 50. TRC 51. UNHCR 52. UNICEF 53. UP 54. VERC 55. WaterAid 56. WHH 57. WVI 58. YPSA

# of WASH Active Reporting Partners as of June 13, 2018

June 13th , 2018 May 30th, 2018 May 16th, 2018

1. ACF 2. ACT Alliance 3. BDRCS 4. BGS 5. BRAC 6. CARE 7. COAST 8. DRCS 9. Friendship 10. GRC 11. ICCO 12. IFRC 13. IOM 14. NGOF 15. Oxfam 16. PA 17. PROTTYASHI 18. RIC 19. SHED 20. TdH 21. TRC 22. UNHCR 23. UNICEF 24. VERC 25. WATERAID

1. ACF 2. ANANDO 3. BRAC 4. CARE 5. COAST 6. DPHE 7. IOM 8. ICNA 9. IHH 10. NGOF 11. OXFAM 12. PA 13. PLAN 14. PROTTYASHI 15. RIC 16. SI 17. SKB 18. TdH 19. UNHCR 20. UNICEF 21. VERC 22. WATERAID 23. WHH

1. AAB 2. ACF 3. ACT Alliance 4. ANANDO 5. BASTOB 6. BDRCS 7. BGS 8. BRAC 9. CARE 10. Caritas 11. CCDB 12. COAST 13. DRCS 14. DSK 15. Friendship 16. GRC 17. HELP e.V. 18. Helvetas 19. PHALS 20. ICCO 21. IFRC 22. IOM 23. MSF France 24. MSF Holland 25. NGOF 26. Oxfam 27. PA

28. PROTTYASHI 29. RIC 30. SHED 31. SI 32. SMKK 33. Tearfund 34. UNHCR 35. UNICEF 36. UP 37. WHH 38. YPSA

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