| Project Detail |
The objective of the Scaling-Up Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene Project is to provide access to improved water supply, sanitation and hygiene services in selected areas identified for nutrition convergence and strengthen capacity of select institutions to improve service delivery. There are four components to the project, the first component being delivery of infrastructure and sustainability of water supply and sanitation. The objective of this component is to deliver infrastructure using the integrated WASH cycle in all project villages and associated schools and health centers, in coordination with MOH, and to strengthen DWS, DPWT, PNPs, to assure the ongoing sustainability of water supply and sanitation interventions. This component includes three subcomponents: implementation of integrated WASH project cycle, water supply and sanitation infrastructure, and institutional strengthening of DWS, DPWT, PNPs for sustainability. The second component is the sustainability of community water supply, sanitation and hygiene support. The objective of this component is: (a) to strengthen the institutional capability of Center for Environmental Health and Water Supply (Nam Saat) and DHHP at central and subnational levels (which constitute provincial, district, health center, and community levels) to support the sustainability of the community managed water supply and sanitation systems; (b) to establish monitoring and evaluation systems, and (c) to develop guidelines to support the sustainability and scaling up of sanitation and hygiene activities. This component includes four subcomponents: institutional strengthening of Nam Saat and DHHP for sustainability, support for implementation of integrated WASH delivery, monitoring systems, and component Implementation support. The third component is the implementation support and sector development. |
