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Water, water everywhere, but not a [safe] drop to drink! Achieving household point of use water treatment in Amazonian Peru Kenneth Peralta, MCS-USAID Elizabeth Younger, USAID HIP/AED/The Manoff Group March 3, 2009 IMPLEMENTATION ZONE Pilot

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Water, water everywhere, but not a [safe] drop to drink! Achieving household point of use water treatment in Amazonian Peru

Kenneth Peralta, MCS-USAID Elizabeth Younger, USAID HIP/AED/The Manoff Group March 3, 2009

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IMPLEMENTATION ZONE

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Pilot and At-Scale Implementation Areas Healthy Municipalities and Communities Project

REGION SAN MARTIN REGION UCAYALI REGION JUNIN REGION HUANUCO

PILOT Curimana

REGION AYACUCHO REGION CUSCO

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CURIMANÁ DISTRICT: TYPICAL HOUSES AND PLAZA

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CURIMANÁ DISTRICT: WATER MANAGEMENT AND SOURCES

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PRIMARY GOAL

SAFE WATER

– Household treatment – Safe transportation, storage and use

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SECONDARY PROJECT GOALS

Hand washing Proper feces disposal

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CHRONOLOGY: PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

2006 2007 2008

Research

Water Quality
Behavioral
Intervetnion

Design

Materials

Development

Pilot

At Scale Roll Out

July 2006 Establish MSH/HIP Agreement 2009

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Fecal Coliform Contamination WATER QUALITY

RESEARCH

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BEHAVIORS:
Transport
Treatment
Storage
Serving
PERCEPTIONS/BELIEFS
Water Quality
Water Access
Diarrhea

BEHAVIORAL INTERVIEWS (mothers of children <5 years old)

RESEARCH

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Bo iling

So me time s  4% YE S  12% (c hild re n/ e ld e rly) No  84 %

CHL ORINAT ION

So me time s  12% YE S 4% No  84%

OT HE R ME T HODS

Se ttling & De c a nting Clo th F iltra tio n Aluminum sulfa te flo c c ula nt Opuntia

Key Findings

RESEARCH

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KEY FACTORS:

Taste
Time
Cost
Water characteristics
Household habits

Water Treatment RESEARCH

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Evidence Based Programing

INTERVENTION FOCUS

Water Treatment
Chlorination
Boiling
SODIS
Water Retrieval and Transport
Water Storage
Serving Water
When treated water is consumed
Who drinks treated water

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Small Do-Able Steps

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TECHNICAL TEAM

Train

COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS (JVC) Community Volunteers Local Government Health Post Staff

Implement Activities With

FAMILIES IN COMMUNITY

1 Workshop 4 Meetings

Follow-up and Monitoring

Program Design

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TRAINING MATERIALS

Training Manual Training Posters Interactive Games

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MATERIALS USED IN COMMUNITY

Reference Guide Reminder Brochures

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X O

DATA COLLECTION SYSTEM

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BAR GRAPHS

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RESULTS

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INFANT HEALTH INDICATORS Bi-Annual Data Points in 2006 - 2008

26.8 31.9 48.3 49.9 60.0

65.9

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Children < 2 consuming safe water

I sem 2006 II sem 2006 I sem 2007 II sem 2007 I sem 2008 II sem 2008

Total children < 2 years Total children < 6 months

Source: Community self evaluación, Management Information System MCS-Perú / 2006 – 2008

%

Communities 528 533 525 520 508 514

5,746 6,909 7,853 5,719 5,592 5,635 1,497 1,661 1,977 1, 369 1, 377 1,539

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ROLL OUT

7 REGIONS
557 COMMUNITIES
37,000 FAMILIES

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CONTACT INFORMATION

KENNETH PERALTA (MCS/USAID)

– Kperalta@msh.org – Skype: kenneth.peralta – www.comunidadsaludable.org – www.msh.org

ELIZABETH YOUNGER (HIP/USAID)

– eyounger@aed.org – Skype: eyounger – http://www.hip.watsan.net

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THANK YOU - GRACIAS USAID ARD AED HEALTHY MUNICIPALITIES AND COMMUNITIES PROJECT MSH (LIMA and UCAYALI) THE MANNOF GROUP The people of the District of Curimaná