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Good practices for Social inclusion - Case studies and summary

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& plan. Choice of implementer &<br />

monitoring of progress & quality<br />

of construction with TA Dinas<br />

Prepare capacity building <strong>for</strong> cty<br />

maintenance & management<br />

Construction of new system<br />

Review of findings of Sanimas<br />

study & agreed improvements on<br />

O&M, management, financing<br />

Capacity building of all C‘ties <strong>for</strong><br />

(better) O&M, financing,<br />

management<br />

Monitoring of progress & quality<br />

in old & new c‘ties<br />

Completion & h<strong>and</strong>over new<br />

system. Post data Hygiene & San<br />

Documentation & presentation of<br />

lessons learned<br />

Pilot & action research project<br />

completed<br />

March 08- ?<br />

November 08<br />

December 08<br />

Progress report on<br />

findings<br />

Technical plan agreed <strong>and</strong><br />

tenders out. Tendering<br />

c'tee<br />

in place with local W &<br />

M<br />

Agreed contractor. Local<br />

monitoring in place.<br />

Cap. Blg. Plan made<br />

Cty action plan(s) agreed<br />

C‘tee members & O&M<br />

workers trained. C‘ty<br />

Monitoring system in<br />

place & working. SWM<br />

men <strong>and</strong> women equitably<br />

employed<br />

Hygiene beh. change data<br />

in place<br />

6 City workshop on c‘ty<br />

managed sewerage &<br />

SWM<br />

D documented results of<br />

study, follow up &<br />

outcomes<br />

Title (Judul)<br />

Classification <strong>and</strong> subsector(s)<br />

(Klasifikasi)<br />

Rationale (Alasan)<br />

Description of the<br />

Project (Deskripsi<br />

Pekerjaan)<br />

Overall objective<br />

Specific goals (Tujuan)<br />

: Cost-Effectiveness of Community-Led Total Sanitation including Ecotoilets in<br />

Peri-Urban Areas of e.g. Payakumbu, Jambu <strong>and</strong> Blitar (May also be possible in<br />

some of the other cities?)<br />

:<br />

Water Supply; Sanitation , Health, Poverty Alleviation<br />

: Improved sanitation has important social, health <strong>and</strong> economic benefits. Access<br />

to a hygienic toilet means convenience, cleanliness as well as more privacy <strong>and</strong><br />

safety which especially <strong>for</strong> women are problematic during open defecation. Poor<br />

sanitation <strong>and</strong> hygiene are especially associated with diarrhoeal diseases. These<br />

are behind one in every five child deaths in Indonesia (BHS Baseline, 2006).<br />

Diarrhoea <strong>and</strong> worms are also causes of child malnutrition <strong>and</strong> poor per<strong>for</strong>mance<br />

in schools. Loss of working days <strong>and</strong> costs of poor health <strong>and</strong> early deaths<br />

constitute serious losses <strong>for</strong> families <strong>and</strong> the country.<br />

: This project will pilot the Community Led Total Sanitation Campaign with low<br />

income peri-urban communities in the city of …..Among the options that may be<br />

tested are eco-toilets which produce sterile urine <strong>and</strong> quickly composted dry<br />

faeces <strong>for</strong> generating income from agriculture <strong>and</strong> horticulture by women <strong>and</strong><br />

men in low-income peri urban settlements<br />

To test the effective promotion, construction <strong>and</strong> use of on-site sanitary toilets<br />

without direct subsidies as a strategy <strong>for</strong> total sanitation coverage <strong>and</strong> use in low<br />

density peri-urban areas<br />

: (1)To identify <strong>and</strong> test a modest range of appropriate toilet options, including low<br />

cost ecotoilets <strong>for</strong> a larger peri-urban community-managed sanitation <strong>and</strong><br />

hygiene programme; (2) To use/refine a participatory <strong>and</strong> gender <strong>and</strong> poor<br />

sensitive methodology to raise the awareness about <strong>and</strong> social <strong>and</strong> economic<br />

dem<strong>and</strong> <strong>for</strong> any of these toilets among the local women <strong>and</strong> men (including<br />

especially poor women <strong>and</strong> men) (3) to help establish a system <strong>for</strong> designing,<br />

planning <strong>and</strong> installing the improved toilets, either by the male <strong>and</strong> female<br />

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