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the tap area into an unpleasant place. Mark ,s 2a~ifactory,
those taps which do not show evidence of colloctin t~u~Cing
pools of waste water.
13.4.2.3 Taps with Laundry Slabs
To promote more frequent clothes washin7 -uO -o
minimize contact
may sometimes be
slabs which are useable.
13.4,2.4 Drinking 'Water Pots Inspected
with bilharzia infested water, lvv a
provided near water taps. Count onl
o slabs
such
During the VI, whenever you find adult mcmbo::js of
a household around the house ask politely to inspec ° - ithoir
drinkingwater storage pot. There are many behaviours 'Ihich
affect proper water storage, but most will not bo obZovcrsble
- we could only ask about then (e.g. do you empty out hc
old water every day and replenish with fresh wat?).
Because of this we will consider three directly ob:2c:.vablo
things in determinin- proper water storage:­
- The storage pot should be kept in a secure place
where animals do not have access.
- The pot should be covered,
- The dipper should be on he cover, oa: hung on the
wall (also, the dipper should have a W'.n.le, and
not be just a tumbler.)
If these conditions are not met, mark tht- ot as
"unsatisfactory,,.
It is extremely important to approach this pa:t of the
inspection tactfully. Do not force your way into sonv .one's
house for this purpose. 7nter only with their genuine permission.
It is further adviseable to only insp;c; !?ot in
the living room, not in bedrooms.
13.4.3 -;nvironmental Cleanliness