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Project description	Indicators
Output: Improved structures for operation and management of water and sanitation services Increased knowledge among local water and sanitation officials related to community participation Water and sanitation regulations adopted	Proportion of the population with access to improved drinking water supply

Project description
Outputs: 10000 women, 10000 men, 15000 girls and 15000 boys have the capacity to participate in decision-making and delivery of water and sanitation services The understanding and commitment of local water and sanitation officials to girls’ and boys’ needs and interests is enhanced Local water and sanitation plans prioritise resources for marginalized communities and households based on data disaggregated by age, gender, socio-economic circumstance Community water access points and management systems reflect the needs of users including girls, women, boys and men

Project description

10000 women, 10000 men, 15000 girls and 15000 boys have the capacity to participate in decision-making and delivery of water and sanitation services
The understanding and commitment of local water and sanitation officials to girls’ and boys’ needs and interests is enhanced
Local water and sanitation plans prioritise resources for marginalized communities and households based on data disaggregated by age, gender, socio-economic circumstance
Community water access points and management systems reflect the needs of users including girls, women, boys and men

Indicators
Outputs: Proportion of the population, disaggregated by gender, age, ethnicity, disability, socio-economic status and nationality, with access to improved drinking water supply Changes in the time required by women and girls to collect water Municipal spending on water and sanitation infrastructure increases for the poorest communities

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