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Use of existing databases and reporting systems for the Protocol on Water and Health

Use of existing databases and reporting systems for the Protocol on Water and Health. Thomas Kistemann Institute for Hygiene and Public Health University of Bonn WHO CC for Health Promoting Water Management and Risk Communication. Purposes.

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Use of existing databases and reporting systems for the Protocol on Water and Health

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  1. Use of existing databases and reporting systems for the Protocol on Water and Health Thomas KistemannInstitute for Hygiene and Public HealthUniversity of BonnWHO CC for Health Promoting Water Management and Risk Communication

  2. Purposes • Develop a rationale to manage, update and display data relevant for water & health • Identify available data, update frequency and data gaps • Identify deficits and priorities concerning PWH objective: protection of human health • Trace progress being made in achieving targets • Facilitate communication

  3. PWH Art. 1: Objective The objective of this protocol is to promote ... the protection of human health and well-being, ... through improving water management ... and through preventing, controlling and reducing water-related disease.

  4. PWH Art. 6: Targets • Resource water quality • Drinking water quality • Proportions served by collective water supply systems • Proportions served by collective sanitation systems • Discharges of untreated waste and storm water • Quality of water discharged from waste water treatment installations • Outbreaks and incidents

  5. The health-related water cycle ◄ Water source Waste water discharge Human health Water-related disease Drinking water provision Waste water treatment environment Access to Drinking water Access to Sanitation ►

  6. Sources

  7. Data Matrix EU EU EU EU EU EU EU EU EU

  8. Status • pilote data management system • five data bases included • linked to Geographical Information System (Water&Health-GIS) • static, offline / intranet • one-dimensional maps

  9. Perspectives • Implementing all relevant / available data bases • Implementing a Web-GIS server • Interactive use: - scale / section- time period- parameters- multidimensional mapping- mouse-driven query of background information- export / print options- from water poverty towards health impact index

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