Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Measuring Sanitation- MDG and Beyond Vijay Mittal, Country Program Director Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation, Ministry of Rural Development, Govt.

Similar presentations


Presentation on theme: "Measuring Sanitation- MDG and Beyond Vijay Mittal, Country Program Director Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation, Ministry of Rural Development, Govt."— Presentation transcript:

1 Measuring Sanitation- MDG and Beyond Vijay Mittal, Country Program Director Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation, Ministry of Rural Development, Govt. of India SACOSAN IV 4 th - 7 th April 2011, Colombo, Sri Lanka Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation

2 SACOSAN III- Hosted by India “ Sanitation for Dignity and Health”, November 16- 21, 2008,New Delhi, India Key outcome of SACOSAN III was ‘The Delhi Declaration’ Background Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation

3 Commitment of Delhi Declaration was Holding of regular ICWG Meetings ICWG was formed led by country focal points to promote R&D, collaborations, exchange of innovations, experiences and expertise, networks among intra- country groups and agencies, 1 st ICGW Meeting held on 19 th to 20 th August, 2009 Meeting Discussed Indicators – (Long term and Short term) Indicators based on National and MDG 2015 goals as set in Delhi Declaration and SACOSAN Roadmap Inter Country Working Group Meeting Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation

4 Indicators already in place as per JMP Indicators as per JMP % of population practicing open defecation % of population using shared toilets % of population using improved toilets % of population using unimproved toilets. India status as per JMP-2010 (As of Year 2008) 54% of population practicing open defecation 9 % of population using shared toilets 31% of population using improved toilets 6 % of population using unimproved toilets. Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation

5 Indicators discussed in ICWG ( subject to availability of data ) Output Indicators % of schools with functional toilets, % of schools with water supply % of schools with handwashing facilities. % of Child Care Centres with functional toilets % of Child Care Centres with water supply and % of Child Care Centres with handwashing facilities. India status 63.95% of schools with functional common toilets (DISE 2009-10, MHRD) 88.99 % of schools with functional boys toilets (DISE2009-10, MHRD ) 74.64% of schools with functional girls toilets (DISE2009-10, MHRD ) 92.60% of schools with water supply (DISE2009-10, MHRD ) 22% of Child Care Centres with functional toilets (MoWCD) 30% of Child Care Centres with water supply (MoWCD) Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation

6 Proposed Indicators for Deliberation of future ICWG Output % of households with systems /arrangements for Solid Waste Management % of households with systems/arrangement for Liquid Waste Management India status 40.4% of households with systems /arrangements for Solid Waste Management (NSSO-2008-09) 55.7% of households with systems/arrangement for Liquid Waste Management (NSSO-2008-09) Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation

7 Additional Indicators discussed for deliberation in future ICWG meeting Outcome Indicators % Deaths of children under 5 due to diarrhea in a year % of cases of diarrhoea of children under 5 in a year % of deaths due to diarrhea in a year % of cases of diarrhoea in a year % tested drinking water sources with bacteriological contamination Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation

8 Way forward Respective National Governments were needed to agree on indicators as discussed in ICWG meeting- progress yet to take place Minimum agreed upon Indicators could be included in ‘Colombo declaration’ The same could thereafter be used for reporting in SACOSANs and in ICWG meetings. Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation

9 9


Download ppt "Measuring Sanitation- MDG and Beyond Vijay Mittal, Country Program Director Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation, Ministry of Rural Development, Govt."

Similar presentations


Ads by Google