7. ZERO PAYMENT OF LATRINE CLEANERS: All All sector partners to put in place strategies for the discontinuation 31st April, All of payment of incentives to volunteers responsible for cleaning of latrines 2018 (in camps and host communities) by end of April 2018. 8. WORK PLAN: All partners to send in their work plan to the secretariat by mid-February All 15th February, 2018. All 2018 9. Borehole Data: All partners to send in details of constructed and or rehabilitated boreholes capturing the following details: Location (GPS), Total Depth, Water Level, All Discharge/Pump installed and classifications whether motorised, Solar or All Immediately Hand Pump. 3. Update on WASH response and coordination in LGAs: Situation, status of response and coordination activities, gaps and key challenges, agreed-upon solutions/way forward Update of WASH Response from LGAs: Mafa -(TDH): There are 2 Camps in Mafa and both suffering from acute Mafa (TDH/DRC) water shortage, with people currently queuing up for for more than 6 hours, Konduga waiting to fetch water. There are currently 10 water points supplying water, (CAD/IOM/IRC) but there is need to further reticulate to other points to reach more people. Monguno (SI) Banki (DRC) Lack of soap is noticed and host community is totally neglected. Pulka (OXFAM) Rann (OXFAM) In response to the water scarcity in Camp B, there have been discussions Gwoza (OXFAM) with RUWASSA/UNICEF to drill an additional borehole in that location. There DIKWA (FHI 360) are currently 300 latrines and showers in use while TDH and CAID are planning to construct 101 latrines (75 and 26 respectively) by March 2018. Old latrines are due for rehabilitation.
7. ZERO PAYMENT OF LATRINE CLEANERS: All sector partners to put in place strategies for the discontinuation of payment of incentives to volunteers responsible for cleaning of latrines (in camps and host communities) by end of April 2018. All All 31st April, 2018 8. WORK PLAN: All partners to send in their work plan to the secretariat by mid-February 2018. All All 15th February, 2018 9. Borehole Data: All partners to send in details of constructed and or rehabilitated boreholes capturing the following details: Location (GPS), Total Depth, Water Level, Discharge/Pump installed and classifications whether motorised, Solar or Hand Pump. All All Immediately 3. Update on WASH response and coordination in LGAs: Situation, status of response and coordination activities, gaps and key challenges, agreed-upon solutions/way forward Update of WASH Response from LGAs: Mafa -(TDH): There are 2 Camps in Mafa and both suffering from acute water shortage, with people currently queuing up for for more than 6 hours, waiting to fetch water. There are currently 10 water points supplying water, but there is need to further reticulate to other points to reach more people. Lack of soap is noticed and host community is totally neglected. In response to the water scarcity in Camp B, there have been discussions with RUWASSA/UNICEF to drill an additional borehole in that location. There are currently 300 latrines and showers in use while TDH and CAID are planning to construct 101 latrines (75 and 26 respectively) by March 2018. Old latrines are due for rehabilitation. Mafa (TDH/DRC) Konduga (CAD/IOM/IRC) Monguno (SI) Banki (DRC) Pulka (OXFAM) Rann (OXFAM) Gwoza (OXFAM) DIKWA (FHI 360)
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