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Performance Report for FY 2009/10 Case Study 4.16: Peace in the homes and in community with improved access to safe water sources. Source JOY Drilling Brief background; WASH project has been implemented in Ayer sub county by J.O.Y Drilling in partnership with Lifewater International funded by Charity Water. One of the villages where the intervention took place was Abolonyero in Telela parish that had 171 households with 856 people (241 men, 297 women & 318 children). Before intervention, the village had one functional water point, two broken wells and an open dry well. Women and children used to take six to eight hours queuing for water. Quarrels and fights often broke out at the water source. Within homes, long hours to collect water resulted into domestic violence and break ups of families. Furthermore, there was limited water for domestic usage, high rates of skin infections and absenteeism of children from school. To make matters worse women had little or no time for women to engage in other economic Stella and her friend at the borehole activities. Intervention WASH intervention in 2009 transformed the community through rehabilitation of two boreholes in the village. JOY Drilling undertook mobilisation and sensitisation of water users on best hygiene and sanitation practices and trained them on how to effectively operate and maintain their water and sanitation facilities. Water and sanitation committees were also elected and trained to operate and maintain the water sources. Outcome Appreciating the outcome of the rehabilitation of the boreholes, Mrs. Stella Oming, a member of water users in the village observed, “There were three boreholes in the whole parish but two had broken down. People would wait for a very long time; if you went at around 8:30 am, you could return late by may be about 4:00pm. Stella and her friend added that, “at least there is peace in the homes, no struggling for water, we have enough water now”. The two ladies happily talk about the joy they have in the village, now that the times when they were dirty and shabby without clean, adequate and safe water supply in the village are firmly behind them. NGOs in the Ugandan Water and Sanitation Sector | 62
Performance Report for FY 2009/10 Table 4.7 Activities, outputs and results: Sanitation and Hygiene promotion Sub-sector Activities Outputs Results Household sanitation and hygiene promoted Construction of public toilets Improving sanitation and hygiene in schools • Household toilet facilities constructed (21329 traditional latrines, 130 (No) VIPs,) • Communities plan for Freedefecation areas • New sanitation technologies 11(No.) arbo loos; 20 (No,) Fossa alternas adopted • 26,752 (No.) Handwashing facilities installed • 101 (No.) toilet facilities (9 traditional, 49 VIPs, 40 Ecosan, 3 water closets) constructed. • 506 (No.) handwashing facilities installed • IEC kit produced • Increased demand for safe sanitation and hygiene behaviour. • Access to sanitation facilities improved in participating communities. • Increased sanitation and hygiene facilities in target communities have led to the reduction of morbidity and mortality rates from sanitation related illnesses. • Sanitation is being uptaken as a business. Farmers are being taught how to use ecosan products to improve agriculture inputs for the market (see Case Study 4.17: Sanitation as a Business). • Ecosan products are being applied to gardens and appreciated as fertilisers (see Case Study 4.18 Ecosan: farmers experience) • Access to public toilet facilities improved (see Case Study 4.19 Public latrine construction) • Improved sanitation and hygiene practices in schools • School children have managed to pass the science subjects much more than other subjects due to their practical participation in the sanitation clubs 63 | NGOs in the Ugandan Water and Sanitation Sector
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