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Executive Summary: Sets of Related Measures or Activities

This 10-chapter Integrated Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (IWaSH) Plan for 2020-2025 aims to address two main issues: 1) 9.4% of households lack proper sanitation facilities and 2) 3.6% of households have limited access to potable water. The plan outlines strategies over a 6-year period to source funding and achieve the goal of universal access to safe water and zero open defecation by 2025. Key chapters include outlining the local context, proposed projects and activities, monitoring and evaluation plans, investment strategies and cost estimates to implement water and sanitation infrastructure and programs in phases to solve the identified problems.

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Executive Summary: Sets of Related Measures or Activities

This 10-chapter Integrated Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (IWaSH) Plan for 2020-2025 aims to address two main issues: 1) 9.4% of households lack proper sanitation facilities and 2) 3.6% of households have limited access to potable water. The plan outlines strategies over a 6-year period to source funding and achieve the goal of universal access to safe water and zero open defecation by 2025. Key chapters include outlining the local context, proposed projects and activities, monitoring and evaluation plans, investment strategies and cost estimates to implement water and sanitation infrastructure and programs in phases to solve the identified problems.

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

This IWaSH Plan CY 2020-2025 composed of ten (10) chapters is formulated based on the two
main issues: 1) Nine point four percent (9.4%) of the total households (HHs) or 669 are
vulnerable to deceases due to improper hygiene caused by the absence of toilets and the use of
insanitary toilets; and 2) Three point six percent (3.6%) of the total households have limited
access to potable water which constitutes 254 households. The solutions of this issues will not be
undertaken in an instant or short-term period with the limited resources of the LGU. Strategies
has to be applied within the next 6-year planning period by means of sourcing funds from the
national and even international grant, to achieve the ultimate goal that ALL HOUSEHOLDS IN
THE MUNICIPALITY WILL HAVE ACCESS TO SAFE WATER AND ZERO OPEN
DEFECATION (ZOD) BY 2025 AND BEYOND.
Chapter I-Ecological Profile. Presents the population and density of urban and rural barangays,
existing water resources quality and facilities, frequency and extent of flooding per barangay and
existing health and sanitation situation.
Chapter II- Theory of Change. Shows the statement of water and sanitation problems and the
phase by phase programs/projects/activities to be undertaken so that positive changes that serve
as a solution to the main issues identified.
Chapter III- Results and Resources Framework. Discusses and presents the outcome as stated in
the Comprehensive Land Use Plan of Padada and the medium term development plan or the
local development investment program. These outcome is dependent on the desired output for
each target years and the indicative activities to be initiated to realize the outcome.
Chapter IV- Performance Monitoring and Evaluation shows results of outputs which are sets of
related measures or activities covered within 6 years with notes on assumptions and risks of
every output.
Chapter V- Result-based Monitoring and Evaluation Plan. This is formulated as a tool for
determining the outputs, indicators, the means of verification, collection method, frequency of
monitoring, responsible office or agency and assumption of risk.
Chapter VI - Risk Log. Describes the possible risks which will be encountered that could affect
the implementation of PPAs of this plan, and the counter measures to be done to prevent these
risks from rendering this plan inoperative.
Chapter VII- Investment Strategies. Mention the fund sources that could be used in the
investment of clean drinking water, sanitary toilets and septic tanks with the end outcome of zero
defecation by 2025 and beyond.
Chapter VIII- Indicative Cost for the Soft Component. These are activities to be initiated before
and after the project, programs or activities will be implemented related to water and sanitation.
These include Information Education Campaign, Community Development, Conduct of
Community Led Total Sanitation, Water Quality Testing, Application of Water Permits and etc.
Chapter IX- Summary of Capex Requirements shows the total capital expenditures for water
supply, sanitation and the total investment cost divided into Phase I and Phase II implementation.
Chapter X- Linkages of Planning and Budgeting explains the planning and budgeting process
wherein the emphasis is to include the PPAs and budget of this plan to the 5-year Local
Development Investment Programs and its integration in the Annual Investment Program so that
these PPAs is implementable for the next six years.

Integrated Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Plan C.Y. 2020-2025

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