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WASH Section,

Programme Division

New York

Result Assessment Module (RAM)

Standard Indicators for

Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)

Thursday, March 30th 2017

OVERVIEW

1. Background to RAM Standard Indicators

2. RAM Standard Indicators for WASH

3. Use of WASH RAM Standard Indicators

4. WASH Insight/RAM Standard Indicators Report

5. Next Steps

RAM Standard Indicators for WASH

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Background to RAM Standard Indicators

Over 16,000 indicators

Regional/Global level aggregation of results

Alignment

Coherent way of telling UNICEF’s story

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Background to RAM Standard Indicators

Review of WASH indicators in Vision and Strategic

Monitoring Questions

SDG 6, WASH strategy 2016-30 and 2018-21 Strategic

Plan alignment

Indicators based on:

SDG Inter Agency Expert Group (IAEG) and Joint

Monitoring Programme (JMP)

WASH EE governance functions/SWA sector

strengthening building blocks

OUTCOME

INDICATORS

OUTPUT

INDICATORS

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OUTCOME

INDICATORS

OUTPUT

INDICATORS

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Definition and method of calculation

Source, responsible unit, additional information

Aggregation, update, and target setting process

AREA OUTCOME OUTPUT

Water Supply 2 5

Sanitation and Hygiene 4 9

WASH in Institutions 1 8

Humanitarian 3 5

Enabling Environment - 21 (8)

Total 10 48

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WASH EE - SCALE OF ASSESSMENT

Championing

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Initiating

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Outcome: Proportion of ……............

Humanitarian: Number of ……............

Output: Number of ……............

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Use of WASH RAM Standard Indicators

2018-2021 Strategic Plan

Office Management Plan

Country Programme Documents

Programme Strategy Note

Workplans

# OF COUNTRIES# OF OUTCOME

INDICATORS USED

16 119 26 32 41 6

TOTAL: 44 countries

Burkina Faso

and CAR

Niger

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# OF COUNTRIES# OF OUTPUT

INDICATORS USED

15 17 2

11 35 45 56 62 71 81 91 15

TOTAL: 54 countries

Myanmar

Zimbabwe

Niger

Ethiopia

Fiji (Pacific

islands)

Different units of measurement

Number of villages in target districts that are triggered

with Community-Led Total Sanitation

SI - Communities “triggered" through CATS/CLTS

programmes in the reporting year only as a result of

UNICEF direct support

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Differences in intended objects of measurement

Percentage of households with access to improved

water facilities – where the focus is measuring

“improved water facilities”

SI - Households that have an improved source of

drinking water – focuses on “improved source of

drinking water”

Geographical areas and national measurement

Proportion of the population practicing open

defecation

SI - Percentage of population practicing open

defecation in target communities

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Equivalent SI available but not used

National water supply policy updated and launched

by 2013 (outcome level)

SI - Existence of a national plan with target to

provide access to drinking water to unserved

populations (output level)

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WASH Insight / RAM SI Report

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WASH EE - SCALE OF ASSESSMENT

Championing Climate resilience integrated in national and subnational

strategies and plans and regularly appraised

Established Climate resilience integrated in national and subnational

strategies and plans and not regularly appraised

InitiatingClimate resilience integration into national and

subnational strategies and plans being developed

WeakClimate resilient not integrated into national and

subnational strategies and plans, and not being

developed

Experts’ Meeting

May/2017

Review WASH SI

Jun/Jul 2017

Updated WASH SI

Jan/2018

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Next Steps

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Thank you!


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For more information, please contact:

Maria Souza, Biologist, Consultant

Telephone: +1-212-326-7306; Email: [email protected]

David Tsetse, WASH Specialist


Evariste Kouassi Komlan, WASH Senior Adviser


United Nations Children’s Fund

3 United Nations Plaza

New York, NY 10017, USA

Tel: 212-326-7000

www.unicef.org

© United Nations Children’s Fund

March, 2017