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JOINT PROGRAMME ON PRO WATER

PROMOTING WATER AND SANITATION ACCESS,

INTEGRITY, EMPOWERMENT, RIGHTS AND RESILIENCY

February 9, 2017

Freshco Resort, Masbate City

REINE REYES

Presentation Outline

1. Overview of the Joint Programme on Pro WATER;

2. iWaSH Operational Framework, Indicators and Targets;

3. Updates on the Joint Programme Implementation.

From the MDGs to SDGs

MDG-F 1919

Local Water Governance & Infrastructure

MDGF 1919 – “Enhancing Access to and Provision of Water Services with the Active Participation of the Poor”

2009 - 2013

Significant Contributions

Influenced Rights-based planning, design, implementation and management processes for water supply and service provision;

Promoted mutual accountability between water service providers (WSPs) and water users through development of a social contract known as the Localised Customer Service Codes (LCSCs);

Initiated and conducted Training Programmes on Rights Based Water Governance

Produced Knowledge Products on Water Supply and Sanitation

Established the formation of Regional WATSAN Hubs

MDGF 1919 (2009-2013)

•Simplified Feasibility Studies Preparation

•Sector Assessment, Planning and Programming

•Detailed Engineering Design and Construction Supervision

•Procurement and Fund Management

•Local Water Governance and Strategic Communication for the WATSAN Councils

•Community Organizing and Skills Development

•Operation and Maintenance, Business Planning and Contracting, Accounting, Developing LCSC for LGU and community-managed water supply systems

•Water Safety Plan Operation; and

•Monitoring and Evaluation.


MDG-F 1919


PACDE

Water Integrity

Programme on Anti Corruption and Development Effectiveness/PACDE

2013

Integrity Circles – Citizens Monitoring for Water Governance

IWAG – Sibagat

Municipality

(Additional ICs: LAMDAG, SUGA,

AGILA)


MDG 1919


PACDE

Water Integrity

RBAP Scaling Up

Regional Hubs

Regional Bureau of Asia and the Pacific SCALING UP Fund

2014

RBAP – SCALING UP (2014)

• Capacity development of 16 Regional Water and Sanitation Hubs

• Replication of HRBA Sector Plans, bwasa and citizens monitor organizing in 10 LGUs


MDG 1919


PACDE

Water Integrity

RBAP Scaling Up

Regional Hubs

SDG Fund

PRO

WATER

Silos IntegrationImproving governance and democratic processes

Joint ProgrammePro WATER: Promoting Water and Sanitation Access, Integrity, Empowerment, Rights and ResiliencyJANUARY 2015 – JUNE 2017

Joint ProgrammePro WATER: Promoting Water and Sanitation Access, Integrity, Empowerment, Rights and Resiliency

• Fragmentation in the sector

• Operationalizing the SDGs

• Equal emphasis on Sanitation and Hygiene

•Popularizing an integrated WASH approach

Rationale/Context:

Total Budget: *SDGF USD 1.5 Million

*GPH USD 1.5 Million USD 3.6 Million

*UN USD 0.6 Million

Joint Programme Implementation and Cost

Duration: 2 years

October 2014 – December 2014 (inception stage)

January 2015 - December 2016 (implementation)

Extended to June 2017

Joint Programme: Pro WATER

SDGF Model Convergence Areas

PDP

Poorest

ProvincesDOH Sanitation

& Hygiene Areas

DILG Waterless

SALINTUBIG

AREAS

Region 5

Region 8

Region 9

PROJECT SITES

Region V

• Camarines Norte

• Masbate

Region VIII

• Northern Samar

Region IX

• Zamboanga Del

Norte

“Empowered citizens and resilient local communities with access to safe water and

sanitation systems, live healthy and productive lives.”

Joint Programme Outcome:

JP Outcome: Empowered citizens and resilient local communities with access to safe water and sanitation systems live healthy and productive lives.

At least 5% increase in participation of women and girls in planning, decision-making, monitoring and implementation of watsan projects and program;

At least 5% reduction on incidence of water-borne diseases and practice of "open defecation" in target municipalities based on increased access to water services, improved sanitation and advocacy campaigns on hygiene.

Component 1

Improving Governance on Safe WASH

Component 2

Demonstrating Solutions to Broaden Access to Safe Water Supply and Improved Sanitation & Hygiene

Component 3

Generating and Utilizing Knowledge on Safe Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene

JP Outcome

JOINT PROGRAMME: Promoting Water And Sanitation Access, Integrity,

Empowerment, Rights And Resiliency (PRO WATER)

iWaSH Operational Framework

iWaSH Targets , Indicators

Programme Evolution: From the MDGs to SDGs

MDG 1919


PACDE

Water Integrity

RBAP Scaling Up

Regional Hubs

SDG Fund

PRO

WATER

Silos IntegrationImproving governance and democratic processes

iWASH

Governance

Goal WASH

Updates on the JP implementation:

Increased participation among women (and girls):

From the baseline of 229 (2014),

2,978 women (and girls) have participated in meetings/consultations, workshops, trainings, planning, (water) monitoring, CO/SP activities and other related capacity development assistance on WASH under the programme.

LGU staff/functionaries, community members, DILG (regional/municipal/provincial) staff, WASH taskforce/sanitation groups, members of the Regional WATSAN Hubs

Reduction on incidence of water-borne diseases and practice of "open defecation

Northern Samar, health & sanitation data:

A significant drop in cases of water-borne diseases in 2016 (can be) attributed

to the programme’s:

provision of water quality testing kits in the latter part of 20150-1st Q 2016 that revealed contamination of drinking water sources in majority of the barangays;

implementation of related ZOD programs in the region;

community actions have been taken by the LGU in informing affected communities of the contamination and what actions can be done by the HH e.g. boiling if water, distribution of aqua tabs, disinfection of water sources,

among others.

Mapanas, NS

Year Male Female Total

2013 25 17 42

2014 74 83 157

2015 73 143 216

2016 63 73 136

235 316 551

SOURCE: LGU health & sanitation data (as of April 2016)

Water sources tested:

Only 23 of the 110 WS are safe

for drinking

TARGET: At least 12 barangays are ZOD certified

Region 8 (Mapanas, Northern Samar)

• 4 barangays in the LGU are actively implementing CLTS where 80%-100% of the HHs have already constructed

• temporary/makeshift sanitation facilities and are set to be declared ZOD by the end of 2016. In Masbate Region, four (4) barangays are already ZOD certified (G1) and 1 barangay is certified as G2 (See matrix below). Similar data on reduced water-borne cases and ZOD certifications are continuously being validated in other LGUs, and will be made available by January 2017.

Region 5 (Masbate)

• 4 LGUs are G1 certified; 1 LGU G2

REGION 5Total No. of

HHs

Total No. of

Beneficiaries

ZOD certification Date of Certification

AROROY, MASBATE

1. Gumahang 399 1,994 G1 October 30, 2015

2. Talib 330 1,649G2

(G1)

December 8, 2015

August 22, 2014

3. Pangle 204 1,022

933 4,665

MONREAL, MASBATE

4. McArthur 721 3,607 G1 August 26, 2015

MILAGROS, MASBATE

5. Bacolod 726 3,631

6. Cayabon 421 2,105 G1 March 16, 2016

7. Tagbon 350 1,749 G1 April 30, 2016

1,497 7,485

CAWAYAN, MASBATE

8. Recodo 417 2,087

9. Guiom 445 2,227

10. Calumpang 243 1,213

11. Cabayugan 220 1,098

12. Taberna 320 1,599

13. Pin-as 246 1,230

1,891 9,454

Component 1IMPROVING GOVERNANCE OF SAFE WATER,

SANITATION & HYGIENE

Major Outputs:

• iWaSH Framework to be adopted by LGUs

• LGUs develop Policies and Sector Plans on iWaSH

• Formation of harmonized local structures on iWaSH

• Budgets for iWaSH allocated, including gender and CCA/DRR

• iWaSH targets, outcomes, investments are integrated in LGUs’ CLUPs

• CSO engagement on iWaSH planning, monitoring, and implementation

• Organizing women and girls on iWaSH

• Formulation of social contracts on iWaSH

Local Policies on iWaSH

Ordinance and E.O. formulated & passed for the creation of iWaSH Councils and Teams

barangay ordinances on ZOD passed (Mapanas, Northern Samar)

NORTHERN SAMAR ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE

4 MWASH Councils

21 BWASA Committees

3 WASH Municipal Ordinances

27 Barangay Ordinances

1 Municipal Ordinance and 18 Barangay Ordinances

supporting the ZOD program

Signed Provincial EO endorsing the integration of PhATS

in the local health system

Local Policies on iWaSH

Harmonized Local Structures on iWaSH iWaSH Councils and iWaSH Teams (4 LGUs) in Regions 8 & 9

organized i-bwasas (7 barangays) in Region 9

NORTHERN SAMAR ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE

Local Plans on iWaSH

9 LGU iWaSH Sector Plans developed with investments for iWaSH infrastructure development and relevant iWaSH programmes identified e.g. i-bwasa organization, sanitation interventions, capacity development for iWaSH organized groups, among others.

Region 5

Region 8

Region 9

Region 5

Region 8

Region 9

Investments on iWaSH

LGU iWaSH Sector Plans investments: Php482.10M

Php 432.39M for Water Supply

Php 29.34M for Sanitation

Php 20.365M for capacity development/IEC/M&E, water permit application, etc.

Region 5

Region 8

Region 9


LGU Targets

(10 yr.

period)

Water

Supply

Sanitation CAP

DEV

Mapanas, NS 16% - 97% WS

48% - 74% San

Php 32M Php 3.74M Php 4M

Bobon, NS 13% - 91% WS

46% - 73% San

Php 91.86 Php 2.84M Php 4.28M

Basud,

CamNorte

31% - 90% WS

79% - 90% San

Php 168M Php 1.63M Php 4.51M

Aroroy,

Masbate

11%-65% WS (partial)

Php 115.82 for targeting Php 4.86M

Region 5

Region 8

Region 9


LGU Targets

(5 yr.

period)

Water

Supply

Sanitation CAP

DEV

Siayan, ZDN Initial targets

for the

construction

& rehab on

WS, San,

CapDev

Php 35M Php10M

Sindangan,

ZDN

Php 7.21M Php 3.625M Php 300,000

432.39M 29.34M 20.365M

Component 2DEMONSTRATING SOLUTIONS TO BROADEN ACCESS TO SAFE

WATER SUPPLY AND IMPROVED SANITATION & HYGIENE

Major Outputs:

• Model solutions and innovative approaches for iWaSH through the

SALINTUBIG Programmes

• Facilitate the adoption of iWaSH models by LGUs, households, health

centers, schools and other public spaces that is climate change resilient

and gender responsive

• Facilitates the establishment of PPPs

Phased Approach

ZOD / Community Led Total

Sanitation

WASH in School

Modelling Solutions /Innovative Approaches for iWaSH

16 SALINTUBIG Sub-projects (iWaSH)Municipality No. of

Sub-

projects

Type Total Allocation

in millions

Status

1. Aroroy 3 Provision of

Potable Water

Supply

6,000,000 MOA Signed

2. Monreal 1 Provision of

Potable Water

Supply


3. Cawayan 1 Provision of

Potable Water

Supply


4. Milagros 1 Provision of

Potable Water

Supply


5. Basud 1 Construction of

Water Supply

System Level II

(Phase VII)

10,000,000 DED Preparation/

8M Released allocation to

LGU

SALINTUBIG Sub-projectsMunicipality No. of

Sub-

projects

Type Total Allocation Status

6. Capalonga 1 Expansion of

CapalongaWater

System Level III

10,000,000 DED Preparation/

8M Released allocation to

LGU

7. Bobon 1 Construction of

Level II WSS IN

Poblacion

Barangays

12,000,000 DED Preparation

8. Mapanas 3 Construction of

Level II WSS

9,000,000 DED Preparation

9. Siayan 1 Provision of

Potable Water

Supply

8,000,000 ON-Going

10. Sindangan 3 Provision of

Potable Water

Supply

6,000,000 MOA Signed/Released

allocation to LGU

Operationalizing iWaSH at the Local Level

(barangay)

: 194 – NO. OF HOUSEHOLDS

: 966 – POPULATION

: 179 – NO. OF HHs w/ ACCESS TO LEVEL 2

: 15 – NO. OF HHs NOT SERVED BY LEVEL 2

: 100 – NO. OF HHs w/ SANITARY TOILET

: 94 – NO. OF HHs w/o SANITARY TOILET

DAY CARE CENTER

: with water connection

: 1 shared sanitary toilet

: 1 handwashing facility

(outside)

BARANGAY CENTER

: no water connection

: 0 sanitary toilet


: with water connection

: 1 sanitary toilet


HEALTH CENTER

Water

Source: with water connection

: 2 sanitary toilets

: 1 improvised handwashing facility

SCHOOL

98 1 10

7 6 2 3 4 5

11 12

WATER RESERVOIR

PUBLIC STANDPOST

Structural Analysis in accordance to

NSCP 2010 6th edition

• with sump/pit (if no drainage canal)

• with correct fittings for tapping & pipe

installation.

SADDLE CLAMP

PE PIPE

SUMP PIT

HD BRASS FAUCET

G.I. PIPE

PIPE TRENCH

• min. DEPTH – 600mm

• with sand bedding on rocky trench

• pipes are not laid on canals

• G.I. pipes used for exposed pipes

PLASTIC PIPE

SANITARY TOILET

• with water connection

• with septic tank

• with proper ventilation

• women & children friendly

• water and soap available at

all times.

• with water connection

• children friendly

• water & soap available at

all times.

HANDWASHING

FACILITY

Modelling Solutions / Innovative Approaches for iWaSH

Sanitary Toilet

For Households: Low Cost Sanitation Technology Options

with water

connection

with septic tank

with proper

ventilation

women & children

friendly

water and soap

available at all

times.

Sanitation Products

for as low as Php3,825

adaptable to various living conditions

durable and appealing

provide potential income to communities as rural sanitation entrepreneurs i.e. from fabrication, installation, and testing.

Modelling Solutions / Innovative Approaches for iWaSH: Low Cost Sanitation Technology Options

Concrete Ring

P1,800-P2,400

Ferrocement Ring

P1,700=P2,300

Plastic Drum

P1,500-P2,000

Septic Tanks


ARBORLOO

P775-P950

POUR FLUSH

P825-P1,200

ARBORLOO

Toilet is transferred to a new pit when the old one

is full. A tree can be planted on the latter to take

advantage of the compost left in it.


Toilet Bowls

Indigenous Materials

P1,500-P3,000

Marine Plywood

P2,400-P4,000Ferrocement

P3,100-P4,500


Superstructure


Products adaptable to various living conditions

Coastal or flood

Prone areas

Elevated for areas

where digging is not

allowed

Arborloo bowls for

Waterless areas

(durable and appealing)

In line with the Sanitation Code of the Philippines

Concrete

Ring

Plastic

Drum


Skills Training Program: Rural Sanitation Entrepreneurs


A total of 51,735 beneficiaries in 27 priority barangays identified from iWaSH facilities to be developed and related project activities

REGION 5 Total No. of HHsTotal No. of

Beneficiaries

AROROY, MASBATE

1. Gumahang 399 1,994

2. Talib 330 1,649

3. Pangle 204 1,022

933 4,665

MONREAL, MASBATE

4. McArthur 721 3,607

MILAGROS, MASBATE

5. Bacolod 726 3,631

6. Cayabon 421 2,105

7. Tagbon 350 1,749

1,497 7,485

CAWAYAN, MASBATE

8. Recodo 417 2,087

9. Guiom 445 2,227

10. Calumpang 243 1,213

11. Cabayugan 220 1,098

12. Taberna 320 1,599

13. Pin-as 246 1,230

1,891 9,454


Beneficiaries

CAPALONGA, CAMNORTE

1. Alayao 473 2,837

2. Catabaguangan 121 728

3. Mataque 202 1,211

3. Catioan

4. Poblacion

5. Ubang

540 3,237

561 3,366

334 2,003

2,231 13,382

REGION 8Total No. of

HHs

Total No. of

Beneficiaries

BOBON, NORTHERN SAMAR

1. Sta. Clara 610 3,661

2. San Juan 156 936

3. General Lucban 297 1,784

4. Salvacion 544 3,263

1,607 9,644

MAPANAS, NORTHERN SAMAR

1. Magtaon 461 2,306

2. Jubasan 171 857

3. Siljagon 279 1,395

911 4,558


Beneficiaries

SINDANGAN, ZDN

1.Bago 555 2,775

2. Lawis 570 2,849

3. Misok 201 1,005

1,326 6,629

SIAYAN, ZDN

1. Balok 275 1,376

2. Munoz 196 978

3. Diongan 484 2,420

4. Seriac 184 919

1,139 5,693

Component 3GENERATING AND UTILIZING KNOWLEDGE ON SAFE WATER,

SANITATION, AND HYGIENE

Major Outputs:

• Provide capacity development assistance on iWaSH

• Develop iWaSH Toolbox

• Promote iWaSH to other LGUs

Training of Assessment Facilitators for Conducting Integrated Safe Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Assessments (2015)

The RHUBs 5, 8 & 9 were trained on conducting iWaSHHH surveys and administer assessment tools on water, sanitation and hygiene, GAD, CCA and PPP

Capacity Development Interventions on iWaSH

Training of Facilitators for Conducting Results Based Integrated Safe Water Sanitation and Hygiene Sector Planning Process (2015 – 1st Quarter of 2016)

•The RHUBs 5, 8 & 9 were trained on conducting iWaSH Sector Planning Process

•Formulating Theory of Change, Results and Resources Framework, M&E Plan, Risk Plan, Investment Programming


•Risk Assessment & Water Quality Monitoring (WQM) Training (4th Q 2015-1st Q 2016)

Provision of Water Testing Kits and Supplies to 10 municipalities

Risk Assessments and Water quality Tests

WQM Test Results revealed contamination of major drinking water sources (Total coliform and/or E.Coli)

Triggered consciousness among local leaders & communities on the state/safety of their primary drinking water sources.

Actions were immediately taken


•Training on Sanitation Concepts and Approaches. (4th Q 2015-1st Q 2016)

Equipped the Regional Hubs and LGUs with the technical

and management expertise in formulating and implementing sanitation projects within an iWaSH framework

Introduction of low cost sanitation technology options for LGUs.


• Results-based iWaSH Sector Planning

(2nd Q training / 3rd Q 2016 actual)

RHubs have the knowledge and skills to assist LGUs to prepare their Local iWaSH sector plans.

The LGU baseline data was utilized to establish (and validate) the municipalities’ WASH conditions

The LGU iWaSH Sector Plans will detail the expected results, targets, investments and necessary interventions needed on WASH


• Community Organizing/Social Preparation (3rd – 4th Q 2016)

organize community groups on iWaSH as integrity monitors and iWaSH service providers.


iWaSH Toolbox

• Five (5) Knowledge Products:

iWaSH Assessment Tools

Training Module on iWaSH Assessment

Training Module and Guidelines on Risk Assessment and Water Quality Monitoring conducted by WHO.

The Training Module on the Results-based iWaSH Sector Planning Process

The document on Integrated Framework on Safe Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene

Mainstreaming GAD in iWaSH – GAD Training Module for WSPs

iWaSH Toolbox

•Additional Knowledge products:

• Manual on iWaSH Community Organizing

• Manual / Technical Guides on iWaSH Infra Development (Detailed Engineering Design, Feasibility Study)

• Manual on Knowledge Management for iWaSH

• Training Modules for CO, Infra Dev, and KM for iWaSH

• Documentation on iWaSH models and solutions and best practices.

World Water Day Run 2016 Collaterals

Communications and Advocacy Initiatives

Exhibit of the SDGs, iWaSH and

PRO WATER was put up during the

World Water Day 2016 Run in

Marikina City


Participation in the SANLEX

Summit, showcasing both SDGs

and ProWATER to 200 LGUs,

regional and provincial health

offices and national agencies

The Philippine Development Forum on

Basic WATSAN Group and the

Sanitation Task Group are also venues

where iWaSH is being shared to other

partner agencies and stakeholders in

the sector. The DILG co-chairs the PDF

Basic WATSAN Task Group.


Communications and Advocacy Initiatives on iWaSH

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