Page 1 of 9 39 th WASH MONTHLY Meeting Next 40 th WaSH in Emergency Working Group Meeting scheduled for 4 th July, 2017 at Ministry of Water Resources at 10.00AM Date 30 th May, 2017 Time From 10.10 AM to 11.24 AM Venue Ministry of Water Resources, Conference Room Maiduguri Chair Engr Kefas Jaduwa SMoWR Agenda List of agenda points. 1. Welcome and Introduction and prayers 2. Review of / Follow-up on Action Points from the last meeting. 3. Word of thanks and next steps on the WASH Sector AAR. 4. Update on sector response and coordination in the current hotspots: Banki (DRC/MSF- CH) Pulka (OXFAM), Gwoza (OXFAM), Dikwa(FHi360) 5. Update on Cholera Prevention and Preparedness in Borno. 6. Update on 5Ws and related products. 7. AOB Participants See participants list at the end of the document WASH Sector Nigeria https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/en/operations/nigeria/water-sanitation-hygiene
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39th WASH MONTHLY MeetingNext 40th WaSH in Emergency Working Group Meeting scheduled for 4 th July, 2017 at Ministry of Water Resources at 10.00AM
Date 30th May, 2017Time From 10.10 AM to 11.24 AMVenue Ministry of Water Resources, Conference Room Maiduguri
ChairEngr Kefas Jaduwa SMoWR
Agenda List of agenda points.1. Welcome and Introduction and prayers2. Review of / Follow-up on Action Points from the last meeting.3. Word of thanks and next steps on the WASH Sector AAR.4. Update on sector response and coordination in the current hotspots: Banki (DRC/MSF-
CH) Pulka (OXFAM), Gwoza (OXFAM), Dikwa(FHi360)5. Update on Cholera Prevention and Preparedness in Borno.6. Update on 5Ws and related products.7. AOB
Participants See participants list at the end of the document
A. Welcome and Introduction After an opening prayer, the Chairman gave his welcome address asked partners to introduce themselves.B. Review of/Follow-up on Action Points
Partners to share with the WASH Sector coordination team their WASH funding to identify gaps and update WASH Dashboard – template was to be recirculated by the sector coordinator: Completed
Agreed WASH activities in Mongouno and Ngala: o IOM to continue with the construction of 50
latrines in Mongouno: Completedo UNICEF/RUWASA to construct 100 latrines in
Ngala: Ongoingo RUWASA and Solidarities International to drill
one big solar powered borehole in Ngala: Completed
Dikwa:
o Finalize Dikwa action plan with clear timeframe/division of work among partners currently involved there: Completed
o Share the finalized plan with WASH sector partners and the wider Humanitarian Community: Completed
Drilling a big borehole in Rann as the only viable way to address the huge needs of water:
o Details regarding security, logistic and hence realistic timeframe given the current circumstances will be discussed between SMoWR and RUWASSA. UNICEF WASH Sector Coordinator will follow-up: Completed
o Submission by remaining partners of their data related to supply prepositioned and/or needed as well as info on wanting to be Cholera focal point in various geographical location: Completed
o Draft WASH-Health document shared to WASH and Health Sector partners for inputs: Not completed.
C. Word of thanks and next steps on the WASH Sector AAR
The WaSH Sector Coordinator appreciated partners for their active engagement during the WASH Sector AAR. Action After Review Recommendations from the 2-days workshop was circulated to partners for comments if any by Friday June 2nd 2017
All partners to share their inputs/ comments if any on the recommendations from sector AAR workshop
All Partners 2nd June, 2017
D. Update on sector response and coordination in the current hotspots: Banki (DRC/MSF- CH) Pulka (OXFAM), Gwoza (OXFAM), Dikwa(FHi360)
Banki (DRC)
Banki IDP was reported to have 3 solar powered boreholes with 55 latrines and showers. 50 latrines and 30 showers are being constructed DRC with plans to maintain these latrines every two months. The current IDP population was expected to increase up to 44,000, which would further increase the severity of the already poor water conditions. There is a need to both speed up WASH intervention while advocating to the government for controlled influx of refugees returning from Cameroon via Banki by all actors working in Banki and the sector coordination
WASH sector Coordinator and actors engaged in Banki to continue advocacy to government (SEMA/NEMA) for controlled influx of refugees returning from Cameroon via Banki
With about 80,000 IDPs in Pulka, water supply was reported to be less than 10 litres per person per day. However, arrangements with the military is underway to expand the radius of the camp by 2Km, giving room for more IDPs and higher chances for water collection. To be followed-up
Follow-up on expansion of security zone by military to give room for more IDPs and higher chances for water collection
OXFAM
Continuously till it is
achieved
Rann: (OXFAM)
With a population of 55,000 IDPs with approximately 3 litres of water per person per day, RUWASSA has mobilized a rig to the site with the hope of improving water supply by drilling boreholes in town. In the meantime, ICRC has supplied a pump to boost supply and MSF is supporting the borehole at the hospital. To be followed-up
On sanitation, 200 latrines and 50 latrines have been completed by OXFAM and UNICEF respectively, to cater for 1 out of 25 IDPs
GWOZA (OXFAM)
The IDP population of Gwoza is 80,000 however, the WaSH situation is comparably better than other LGAs. There are 6 functioning boreholes and OXFAM provides fuel for these boreholes. Although MSF is currently doing water trucking, it has invited willing partners to take-over the water trucking.
88,000 IDPs reside in Dikwa with new arrivals recorded on daily basis. There are 6 agencies intervening in Dikwa and CAID has shown interest there as well. The new camp constructed by IOM will be handed over to CAID. FHI 360 plans to construct 400 latrines in Dikwa while CAID has plans to rehabilitate handpumps within the town.
A new camp (Falfari Camp) is under construction with 2000 shelters.
In Sangaya camp, toilets are being dislodged by ICRC.
Kasaf is another new camp with nothing on ground having a total of 3,500 IDPs and Solidarites International and UNICEF are planning to intervene
Location specific action plan/gap analysis for Dikwa should be updated based on all partners’ inputs
Location specific action plan/gap analysis for Dikwa to be updated based on all partners’ inputs
FHI 360 and WASH sector
31st May 2017
E. Update on Cholera Prevention and Preparedness in Borno
There is need to prepare early on cholera response and CRS has commenced a house to house campaign to sensitize people on hygiene promotion and sanitation in camps and host communities.
F. Update on 5Ws and related products. 5W Data provided by partners does not pass through any systematic endorsement process so the raw 5W data was temporarily removed from the humanitarian website. Partners unanimously insisted on the need for raw data to be shared on the website however, a disclaimer indicating the possibility of data accurateness should be included.
IMOs to share raw 5W data on the website with a disclaimer that the data may not be entirely representative of reality since it is merely a compilation of what is provided by the partners.
IMOs10th June,
2017
G. AOB
The meeting came to a close by 11.24 AM with prayers. The next meeting comes up on the 27th June 2017 by 10.00 at the same venue.
