The Rimba Raya Biodiversity Reserve REDD Project

Hygiene improvesProportion of households or individuals with knowledge andinformation on hygiene (post promotion through communication,social mobilization, community participation, social marketing, and/oradvocacy).Number of incidence of diarrhoea, typhoidHumanImproved andequitabledistribution ofhuman capital.Improved andequitabledistribution ofhuman capital.Sanitary sewage disposalincreasesCommunities have access toclean water for bathing, cookingand drinkingCommunity health and accessto health care improvesProportion of households with sanitary toilet facilities (not excretinginto the Seruyan River where they wash dishes and bathe)Improved sanitation facilities (hand washing soap, safe watercontainers, water treatment)Percentage of households with access to clean waterNumber of water treatment facilities in a villageMortality rates (infant, child, mother)Existence of medical centers (including number of doctors and nursesand number of patient visits)Prevalence of acute and chronic malnutrition and diseaseNumber of children attending schoolEducation and access toeducation and capacity buildingactivities improvesPercent of family members who go/have gone to schoolNumber of family members who are able to read and writeNumber of family members who have attended some type oflivelihood related training250