Through the proposed project, Oxfam will be working to prevent the spread of COVID-19, and decrease the effects of the virus on themost vulnerable populations in Bangladesh through public health promotion, provision of water and sanitation, assessing and managing protection risks (including gender based violence (GBV)), advocating for the protection of rights of those affected, tackling the immediate socio-economic effects through cash and supporting markets, and providing support through emergency foodand livelihoods activities. Women will be encouraged to participate in decision making processes and responses in order to prevent gender inequalitiesfrom being reinforced. Gender will be mainstreamed through the project, and equitable partnerships and the leadership role of localand national humanitarian actors (Local Humanitarian Leadership agenda) strengthened. Project interventions will be tailored to thelocal circumstances. Expected Country-level Outcomes: # Contribution to the prevention andreduction of COVID-19 infection risk forthe most vulnerable populations through the provision of hygiene items; personal protective equipment (PPE); safe water and sanitation; trusted, clear and effective communication; and meaningful engagement with targeted communities; # Provision of immediate and medium-term food security for vulnerable households; # Reduction of protection threats linked to COVID-19 in targeted communities andincreased access to emergency and protection services, strengthening referrals related to gender-based violence; # Strengthening ofLocal Humanitarian Leadership, with community and local actors having increased capacities, Specific Outcomes: 1. Emergency WASH rehabilitation in Public Health Facilities. This includes improvement of water quantity and quality, rehabilitation of gender segregated sanitation facilities (toilets), improvement of ventilation, and rehabilitation/construction of handwashing stations. 4 health facilities water and sanitation in Baghdad and Missan will be enhanced/rehabilitated. The catchment area pear health center is 10,000individuals. 2. Ensure that communities at risk (including marginalized and vulnerable) have access to accurate information, in the right language/local dialect, through trusted communication channels # such as through radio. Oxfam will undertake tailored publichealth promotion activities to support people to adopt positive hygiene behavior and practices. 10,000 individuals will be reached through 10 billboards and 500leaflets. 3. Provision of infection control materials. These materials include PPE for medical and non-medical staff who are involved in the management of health care waste, supplies and materials, as well as to vulnerable households,cooperatives, staffand partner staff. 900 Helath workesr will receive medical supplies in Baghdad and Missan.