United Nations Human Settlements Programme Tender

Brief Background Of The Project The United Nations Human Settlement Programme (un Habitat) Had Commenced In 2018 A Project To Deal With Conflict Affected Cities In Yemen And Aden Governorate Is One Of The Focus For The Programme. Aden’s Current Population Is Estimated To Approximately 1.14 Million Residents, Of Which 650,000 Are Non-displaced, 290,000 Are Returnees From Displacement, 60,000 Are Internally Displaced Persons (idps), And About 140,000 Are Migrants And Refugees. As Part Of The Project “prevention Of Water Borne Disease Outbreak Through Emergency Repair And Upgrade Of Damaged Water And Wastewater Facilities In Aden City- Yemen”, The Reducing Outbreaks Of Cholera And Other Epidemic Diseases To Mitigate The Current Situation In The Higher Risk Plagued Areas. Damaged Water And Wastewater Facilities And Networks, And The Lack Of Financial And Human Resources To Manage, Repair And/or Upgrade These Facilities Has Affected The Current Situation Negatively. As Cholera And Other Epidemic Diseases Can Be Life Threatening And Need To Be Tackled In An Urgent Manner. The Project Will Focus On Mitigating The Current Cholera Epidemics In Yemen Occurring Due To Inaccessibility To Water And Wastewater Management Facilities And Services. Due To The Ongoing Conflict, The Situation Has Been Worsened And Local Authorities, Including Local Water And Sanitation Corporation, Were Unable To Tackle The Issue In A Timely Manner. In This Regard, The Project Will By Developing A Holistic Support System To Effectively Manage The Situation In Al Buraiqeh, Al Sheikh Othman, Al Mansourah, Al Tawahi And Sirah Districts, Particularly By Focusing At-risk Populations In Affected Areas. Further, Communities That Have Already Suffered From Inadequate Services Will Also Be The Main Beneficiaries Of The Project. Main Activities And Outputs The Main Activities For This Work Will Include: Produce A Clear Operational Plan For Each Activity Outlining Clearly: Assess Of The Causes Of Cholera And Other Water-borne Diseases Is Conducted In Coordination With The Local Authorities And Relevant International And Local Partners. Community Mobilization To Identify, Select And Undertake Training For 25 Youth Surveyors Who Live In The Targeted Communities And Have Some Familiarity With Wash Issues Or Relevant Health Experience With Ensuring Equality Of Gender For Selected Design And Prepare The Assessment Model Of Cholera And Water-borne Diseases Cases. (household Level) Undertake A Comprehensive Assessment Of Cholera And Water-borne Diseases Cases And Access To Water And Wastewater Facilities In The Target Area For 3000 Households/families (household Level). Undertake Training Of Trainers (tot) For 30 Hygiene Promoters Who Live In The Targeted Communities, To Conduct Trainings On Proper Hygiene Practices And Disseminate Key Wash Messages In Their Communities. Provide Raise Awareness Campaign (delivered By The 30 Tot Trained Persons) For Cholera, Covid 19 And Other Water-borne Diseases So That Participated Youth Can Perform As Community Enablers To Involve More Community Members. Includes Provide Refresher Information Education And Communication Materials. The Implementing Partner Will Submit Post- Awareness Sessions Evaluation To Identifying The Impacts Against Reducing The Risk Of Outbreaks Of Cholera And Other Water-borne Diseases. Identify Skilled And Unskilled Unemployed Young People In The Target Communities And Train Them,"vocational Training For 20 Men And Software Training For 10 Women" So That They Can Be Part Of The Cash-for-work Modality As Part Of The Rehabilitation Projects. Assess The Impact Of Cash-for-work And Community Empowerment To The Vulnerable Community Members And Their Respective Communities Capacity Of Local Water And Sanitation Corporation Staff Enhanced On Assessment And Water And Sanitation Management Design The Capacity Building Training And Identify The Training Participants In Consultation With Local Water And Sanitation Corporation. Conduct A Capacity Building Training For 10 Local Water And Sanitation Corporation Staff. For More Details Please See Attached Cfp Documents.