Zimbabwe Joint Response El Niño 2016 (ZIMJR) The project is addressing gaps identified in 2 priority sectors ’Agriculture & Food Security’ and ‘WASH’ in the most affected areas by the continued draught caused by El Niño. This project is in line with Zimbabwe’s Humanitarian Response Plan 2016 objectives: 1) lifesaving food and nutrition assistance, 2) access to basic services and 3) ensure continuous linkages to resilience and early recovery FSA.SO1 Provide emergency assistance to vulnerable households - Distribution of food: 10kg bag of maize meal, a 1 liter bottle of vegetable oil, a 1 kg bag of dried kapenta fish and 1 kg of sugar beans W.SO1 Improve/restore access to sufficient water. - Construction/repair of boreholes, pumps and pipes at selected health facilities - Boreholes at health facilities benefitting neighboring households W.SO2 Provide access to critical WASH related NFIs - containers and soap, with a focus on the most vulnerable families in the targeted areas - Distribution of storage container and soap Directly target 16,100 pregnant and lactating women (16,100 hh) receiving Ante Natal Care, and their children and Households. Directly target 90,000 severely drought affected households without a reliable and safe water supply who live in the vicinity of 60 health facilities. These targeted health facilities need to meet the RBF standard performance set by Cordaid. Indirectly Cordaid will target the communities living near the selected health facilities