Good practices for Social inclusion - Case studies and summary

pelaksana)
Project activities
and results
(outputs)
Activity
Mobilisation of
Community Participation
with women and men
Development of social
mobilisation campaign for
sewerage connections to
women and men, including
poor women and men (see
Annex)
Planning of participatory
hygiene promotion with
female and male groups
and mixed? Youth groups
Participatory Baseline on
sanitation & hygiene
Implementation of
Mobilization and Hygiene
Campaigns with
Community Committee
and Groups
Physical and
Administrative
Improvement of sewerage
system
Participatory SWM
implemented with
equitable participation of
women and men and poor
Duration (month)
November 2007
December 2007
December 2007
January -2008
Jan-March 2008
Jan-May 2008
Jan-2008
Result
Musrembang accepts sewerage,
SWM and hygiene promotion
project with measurably
balanced participation of men
and women.
Balanced Sanitation Committee
formed
Social mobilisation plan with
participation of local women
and men. Special measures to
facilitate connection of poor
defined. SWM plan with RRR
c‘ty participation and informal
private sector involvement
Baseline data on key S&H
conditions supplementing
existing EHRA data, e.g. key
practices other family members,
satisfaction/problems existing
system, readiness of husbands
and wife to improve S&H
Improved performance of
sewerage system
Equitable, effective and selfsustaining
SWM system in
Kelurahan or Banja in place and
working
Title (Judul)
Classification and
sub-sector(s)
(Klasifikasi)
Rationale (Alasan)
Description of the
Project (Deskripsi
: Integrated Community Waste Water Management Pilot & Action Research Project
:
Water supply sector, sub sector waste water and solid waste management
: The integrated improvement of sewerage for the safe disposal of excreta,
wastewater, stormwater and solid waste) is important for health, economic and
welfare reasons. Poor disposal of human excreta is a major cause of the continued
high incidence of diarrhoea and explains every fifth child death in Indonesia (BHS
Baseline, 2006). Diarrhoea and worms are also causes of child malnutrition and poor
performance in schools. Loss of working days and health costs constitute economic
losses for families and the country. Sewerage systems are a solution in two parts of
the city, where a system is already present and can be improved. Improvement is
however only possible when enough people, including lower and lowest income
groups want and are able to take a connection. To get a reliable functioning of the
system it is further also important to avoid the deposit of solid wastes into the system
and for a health impact to measurably improve the sanitation and hygiene practices
in the area. Improved sanitation and support of men for S&H improves the lives of
women. Women will also benefit from a greater say in community decisions.
Participation of the informal private sector in improved SWM will contribute to the
livelihoods of poor women and men.
: Pilot project to analyse existing technical, institutional, social, financial ,
environmental, hygiene and gender performance of existing community managed
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