Oxfam and KAALO have extensive experience in WASH, Livelihood and Protection sectors and will adopt the Somalia cluster standards. KAALO will implement the project activities while Oxfam will provide KAALO strategic guidance to support implementation. Key activities include: 1. Multi-Purpose Cash transfer for the most vulnerable households (2 round x USD 70/recipient household x 400 households or 2400 individuals in 5 villages/IDP camps): cash will be used to purchase basic food and non-food items. 2. Hygiene promotion and purchase/distribution of household water treatment chemicals to prevent outbreak of water-borne diseases. Community Health Volunteers (CHVs) will be engaged and trained to promote hygiene within communities, mainly focusing on household water treatment and safe storage, latrine management and handwashing. IEC materials will be designed and printed based on the local culture and will be distributed by the CHVs to raise awareness of the communities. 3. Conduct awareness raising on safe programming mainly targeting community committees, volunteer and women#s groups. A training will be given mainly for equipping the key actors with basic skills on protection concepts and facilitations skills. 4. Purchase and distribute wheelbarrows to the most vulnerable (women and child-headed households) for transporting basic materials including water, firewood and other related items to reduce exposure to protection risks. All activities implemented in Puntland will be registered in the existing 3W and4W matrix with WASH, Livelihood/Cash and Protection cluster, to avoid duplication with other humanitarian interventions. Oxfam and KAALO are active in these clusters and regularly share information for coordination. Cross-cutting issues: Gender-mainstreaming - The project will give equal opportunities to crises-affected women, men, boys and girls in all project activities. Gender will be considered during the targeting and selection of beneficiaries and all will have equal access to participating in selection processes. Effort will be made to consider times conducive to accommodating women, working around periods in the day when they have a heavy workload; to avoid overburdening them. Protection Mainstreaming: mainstreaming proteciton will be fundementalto the designing and implementation of project acitivities, proactive measures will be in place to enusure that affected populations are not put in further risks. Programme teams will carry out risk assesements toensure safety, dignity and meaningful access to affected women, men, boys and girls. All Oxfam and KAALO staff sign a code of conduct and also receive training on Protection principles. Environment: The project activities will promote environmental protection, and promote awareness on the benefits of a clean enviornment, (including reduced open defecation by promoting latrine uses), alternative energy sources, and causes of environmental degradation.