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Tom Laari Chimbar Volta Regional Learning Facilitator Triple-S

Presentation Of baseline findings on the status of functionality and sustainability Of water facilities in Akatsi District ,Volta Region. Tom Laari Chimbar Volta Regional Learning Facilitator Triple-S. 23 RD JAN. 2012 Akatsi District Assembly Hall. OUTLINE.

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Tom Laari Chimbar Volta Regional Learning Facilitator Triple-S

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  1. Presentation Of baseline findings on the status of functionality and sustainability Of water facilities in Akatsi District ,Volta Region Tom Laari Chimbar Volta Regional Learning Facilitator Triple-S 23RD JAN. 2012 Akatsi District Assembly Hall

  2. OUTLINE • FLOW as data collection tool • Hand Pump functionality and sustainability • Pipe system functionality and sustainability • Important observations • Emerging Critical Issues

  3. FLOW as data collection tool • Field Level Operations Watch • It uses android phone technology • It takes images; pictures of facilities, records etc • Takes GPS coordinates of facilities • And able to record data of tens of thousands of water facilities • Data is uploaded to a server and can be viewed as Google maps, or exported to excel for analysis using pivot tables

  4. Field practice of FLOW

  5. HAND PUMP FUNCTIONALITY AND SUSTAINABILITY

  6. Hand pumps surveyed

  7. Hand Pump functionality by Area Council

  8. Hand pump reliability by area council

  9. Crowding on Hand pumps by area council

  10. Perceived Water Quality

  11. WATSANs Surveyed

  12. Capacity building for WATSANs Initial training of WATSANs Retraining of WATSANs

  13. Av. Performance of WATSANs in relation to Governance & Management

  14. Records keeping by WATSANS

  15. Av. Performance of WATSANs in relation to Financial Management

  16. Av. Performance of WATSANs in relation to Operations indicators

  17. Av. Score of support received by WATSANs from DWST/EHAs

  18. Av. Overall WATSAN performance by Area council

  19. PIPE SYSTEM FUNCTIONALITY AND SUSTAINABILITY

  20. Count of Piped System functionality

  21. Count of PS Reliability

  22. Water Quality & Crowding Water quality Crowding

  23. Count of PS Bulk meter presence

  24. Count of PS with meter reading

  25. Standpipe functionality

  26. Dripping of Taps

  27. Av. Performance of WSDBs in Relation to Governance & Management

  28. Av. Performance of WSDBs in relation to Operations

  29. Av. Performance of WSDBs in relation to Financial Management

  30. Av. Level of Support given to WSDBs by DWST/EHAs

  31. Av. Performance of WSDBs

  32. Important observations Point Sources • There are 31 hand pumps in the district without WATSANs (orphan boreholes). 11 are in Akatsi town council, while 18 are Avenorpeme. Every borehole with hand pump installed must have a WATSAN. • Water quality analysis has not been performed on any of the BHs after installation of Hand pumps. The standard period however, is every half year. • More than 80% of the boreholes in the district are either broken down or performing sub optimally.

  33. Important observations Point sources • All WATSAN accounts have not been audited in the past one year. • Fifty six (56) WATSANs do not keep records of their operations. • All WATSANs do not use Life Cycle Cost Approach for setting tariffs. Tariffs are not based on projected cost. • About 28% of the Boreholes in the district are serving populations above 300. All such boreholes are experiencing overcrowding. • Thirty four (34) of the WATSANs have not had any form of training and all the 119 WATSANs have not had retraining.

  34. Important observations Pipe schemes • The Wlitey Pipe scheme does not have either bulk meter or standpipe meters. This does not allow for proper determination of quantities of water produced, distributed and used. • All WSDBs do not have distinct Capital or replacement, operational or regular and sanitation accounts as set out in the guidelines for the establishment of WSDBs. • All WSDBs have not been audited in the past one year • All WSDBs do not use Life Cycle Cost Approach to setting tariffs. Tariffs are not based on projected cost.

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