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Environmental |
Technical |
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Social |
Technical |
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Economic |
Technical |
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Institutional |
Environmental |
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Social |
Environmental |
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Economic |
Environmental |
1 |
Institutional |
Social |
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Economic |
Social |
1 |
Institutional |
Economic |
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Institutional |
Drinking water source in terms of its adequacy and sufficiency, and distribution infrastructure in terms of its design, execution, operation and maintenance
Design and distribution infrastructure |
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Maintenance |
Design and distribution infrastructure |
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Water quality in distribution system |
Maintenance |
1 |
Water quality in distribution system |
Design optimization |
1 |
Available pressure at delivery points |
Design optimization |
1 |
Protection from external pollution |
Design optimization |
1 |
Safety against threats/disasters |
Available pressure at delivery points |
1 |
Protection from external pollution |
Available pressure at delivery points |
1 |
Safety against threats/disasters |
Protection from external pollution |
1 |
Safety against threats/disasters |
Physical condition |
1 |
Service interruptions |
Physical condition |
1 |
Preventive and remedial maintenance |
Service interruptions |
1 |
Preventive and remedial maintenance |
Existence of treatment facilities |
1 |
Efficiency of treatment facilities |
Existence of treatment facilities |
1 |
Quality at consumer end |
Efficiency of treatment facilities |
1 |
Quality at consumer end |
Water quality at sources as well as at consumers end, Existence of treatment facilities if needed along with efficiency of treatment facilities, and the probability of further contamination due to factors/practices in the surroundings
Source capacity |
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Source quality |
Present capacity of the source |
1 |
Reliability of the source |
Water quality at source |
1 |
Source protection |
Social aspects in terms of awareness about water related issues, usage, equity etc, and social impacts such as diseases due to bad quality, and/or affected school attendance etc due to either fetching water or diseases in school going children
Social awareness |
1 |
Social involvement |
Awareness of water-related issues |
1 |
Water usage practices |
Population coverage - Quantitative |
1 |
Equity/Inclusion (different sectors) |
Financial aspects related to drinking water systems in terms of availability and utilization of funds, and the economic impacts of having a drinking water system for communities such as time savings etc
Financing |
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Economic Impacts |
Available for operation and maintenance |
1 |
Depreciation recovery of cost of asset over its useful life |
Available for operation and maintenance |
1 |
Reliability and continuity of finances |
Depreciation recovery of cost of asset over its useful life |
1 |
Reliability and continuity of finances |
Direct benefits |
1 |
Indirect benefits |
The community organizations, which are the institutions responsible for looking after these systems, in terms of its operation, maintenance, and general safety, considering their existence and effectiveness in terms of their continuity and efficiency
Community organizations |
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Operation and maintenance units |
Existence of community organizations |
1 |
Effectiveness of community organizations |
Existence of maintenance committees/units |
1 |
Skills and training of committee members |
Existence of maintenance committees/units |
1 |
Regularity and transparency in utilization of funds |
Existence of maintenance committees/units |
1 |
Inventories and records for maintenance activities |
Skills and training of committee members |
1 |
Regularity and transparency in utilization of funds |
Skills and training of committee members |
1 |
Inventories and records for maintenance activities |
Regularity and transparency in utilization of funds |
1 |
Inventories and records for maintenance activities |
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