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Presentation Title 1 Triple-S IRC, Netherlands Harold Lockwood Aguaconsult Tunis, 26.03.2013 Monitoring Rural Water Services

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Page 1: Monitoring Rural Water Services

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Triple-SIRC, Netherlands

Harold LockwoodAguaconsult

Tunis, 26.03.2013

Monitoring Rural Water Services

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Monitoring really does matter .….

“You can’t manage what you don’t measure”

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Millennium development goal on safe drinking water reaches target early

2.75 billion people in rural areas now have access to an Improved water supply as defined by the Joint Monitoring Program

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But too many people with an improved water supply receive a poor level of service

Monitoring service delivery

Monitoring has focused overwhelmingly on infrastructure and levels of coverage

Functionality – does the system work or not? – is just the tip of the iceberg

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Monitoring water services to improve sustainability

1. Services delivered

2. Service providers

3. Service authority functions

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Hand pumps in Ghana: headline non-functionality rates

Source: Triple-S Ghana, 2012

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Comparing functionality with actual services delivered (CWSA norms)

Source: Triple-S Ghana, 2012

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Monitoring rural water services goes far beyond just functionality

Quantity Quality Reliability Accessibility (Affordability)

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Community service providers (operators) also perform poorly

Source: Triple-S Ghana, 2012

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Monitoring service provider performance

Technical Financial Management Community

organisation Governance

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Monitoring service authority functions

Technical support to (community) operators Monitoring /oversight – regulation Bye-laws and letting contracts Financial and infrastructure planning

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SIASAR – Central America region 3 countries with World Bank support

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“Weighing a pig doesn’t make it any fatter”

Monitoring is all about improving performance from local to national levels

End goal is to improveimpact and sustainability

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Historic trending

Benchmarking

Thematic analysis

Informed decisions

Aids sector learning

Monitoring to improve performance

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Triple-Shttp://www.waterservicesthatlast.org/

Ghana datahttp://www.waterservicesthatlast.org/index.php/Countries/G

hana-Triple-S-initiative/Publications

Thank you

IRC, NetherlandsAguaconsult, UK

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