Report on Water Utility Staff Trained on MDG Monitoring & Data Collections (D2)

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2010

EXTENSION OF WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION IN

KAMPOT DOWNTOWN PROJECT OF UN-HABITAT

COMMUNITY-BASED WATER SUPPLY AND

SANITATION PROJECT

Output Under The Cooperation Agreement Between

UN-HABITATAT

and

Kampot Water Supply Utility

Report on

30 Water Supply and Municipal Staff Trained in Various

Aspect of MDG Monitoring and 20 Enumerators Trained

in Data Collection (D2)

Mekong Regional Water and Sanitation Program (MEK-WATSAN)


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Table of Contents

1. Introduction............................................................................................................................. 3

2. Objective .................................................................................................................................33. Participation ............................................................................................................................ 44. Training Venue and Date ........................................................................................................45. Training Topic.........................................................................................................................46. Conclusion...............................................................................................................................5

Annex 1: List of participants

Annex 2: Training Schedule

Annex 3: Presentations and Revised water and sanitation indicators


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1.IntroductionMEK-WATSAN is a collaborative effort between UN-HABITAT and Cambodia Government

has been implementing water and sanitation investment in Kampot town. The whole philosophy

of MEK-WATSAN is to support participating governments attain their water and sanitation

related MDGs agreed in 2000, to halve the proportion of people without access to improve

water supply and sanitation services by 2015.

The Royal Government of Cambodia has set out a CMDG which is compliant with the world

MDGs. The CMDG composes of many targets for year 2015 but two of them are focusing on

water and sanitation. MEK-WATSAN was initiated at the request of Governments of the

Mekong Region - the Royal Government of Cambodia, the People's Republic of China (Yunan

Province), the Lao People's Democratic Republic, and the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. MEK-

WATSAN program was developed to provide supports those governments in improving water

and sanitation condition in peri-urban or secondary towns in the above four countries by

expanding water supply infrastructure. The program focuses on improving the livelihood of low-

income urban population that lack adequate water facilities.

The primary purpose of Community-based Water Supply and Sanitation Project is to improve

water supply and environmental sanitation for at least 7,500 poor people or 75% of the poor in

Kampot Town.

Currently on 03 September 2010, MIME and Kampot Water Supply Utility have conducted

training in various aspects of MDG monitoring and data collection.

2.ObjectiveThe overall objective of MEK-WATSAN program is to support the Royal Government of

Cambodia to attain its water and sanitation related MDGs agreed in 2000.


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NGO and municipality; and develop an action plan. A follow up monitoring will take place at the

end of project implementation.

The training was held in Kampot Municipality Office with the objective as follow:

1. Introduce the CMDGs Monitoring;2. Explain and discuss on baseline survey questionnaire;3. Explain the survey methodology;

3.Participation

The total participants in the training were 76 persons included 10 women. 14 persons come from

Kampot Water Supply Utility and Provincial Department of Industry, Mines and Energy, and the

other participants come from Toek Chhu District, Kampot Municipality, Kampot Provincial

Office, Provincial Department of Environment and local authorities and two NGOs like GRET

SWY, Theang Thnot Association. All participants were provided training together on variousaspects of MDG monitoring and data collections. Therefore, 57 participants were selected for

datat collections in the stakeholder workshop and they will conduct the survey after finished the

additional training on data collection. The detailed list of participants is attached in Annex 1.

4.Training Venue and DateThe training was held on 03 September 2010 at Kampot Municipal Office. It was a half day

session, started from 8:00 to 8:15 AM, speech by H.E. Heng Sok Kong on Training Objective,

from 8:15 to 9:00 presentation of Mr. Teang Sokhom on water and sanitation indicators; from

9:00 to 9:30, presentation of Ms. Sorn Somoline on Sampling and Survey Methodology and

discussion the process and methodology of baseline survey for Kampot Town. From 9:30 to 10:00

Formulation group for field-test survey that chaired by H.E Heng Sokong. From 10:15 to 11:30

Field-test on water and sanitation indicators baseline survey and after finished the pre-test

survey, all participant came back to Kampot Municipal Office to show the result of the survey

and raised the problem they have met during the survey and the solution for the further survey.


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Water and Sanitation Module Consumers with piped water connections Consummers without piped water connections Disruptions to the water supply Sanitation Sewage Treatment Solid Waste Disposal and Health questions

ii) Second presentation presented by Ms. Sorn Somoline about baseline survey method andsampling selection.This presentation explains about:

Identify the household wich will select for interview, The percentage of household to be interviewed is 20% of total household in

the community;

use random method to select household for interviewing; make an even distribution for sampling household; and explain about the procedure of interviewing household such as how to

start the question, how to use the simple word to talk with villagers, how to

change the sample in the case of household will be unable to answer the

questions...ect

All presentations and questionnaire for base line survey are attached in Annex 3.

6.ConclusionAt the end of field testing, H. E Heng Sok Kong, gives the close remarks by summed up the

discussion of the training on sampling and Methodology for Baseline Survey. Excellency Heng

Sokong recommended all authorities to cooperate with the base survey activity because this

program is important and will benefit poor household to improve their health and also their

livelihood in their communities. H.E also informed the entire surveyor to read the questionnaire

few times more and try to understand the meaning of each questions clearly before the survey

activity will start. About 80 percent of all participants can conduct the survey.


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Nine Groups were set up to carry out the baseline survey. The survey will start on 13 September

2010 and will be finished in 15 days.


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Annex 1: List of participants in Training and Pretest

03 September 2010

No. Name Sex Position Organization Signature

1 Neak Sovannary M Chief of Kampot Municipality Kampot Municipality

2 Te Chinarith M Deputy ChiefProvincial department of Industry Mine

and Energy

3 Bun Chankong M Chief Kampot Water Supply Utility

4 Som Sethy M Officer MIME

5 Mak Chhorvannarey M Office Chief MIME

6 Bun Thorn M Network Chief Kampot Water Supply Utility

7 Chun SreyTouch F Staff Kampot Water Supply Utility

8 Thon Vannak M Staff Kampot Water Supply Utility

9 Long Sok M Staff Kampot Water Supply Utility

10 Un Sokdany M Staff Kampot Water Supply Utility

11 Sor Veasna M Staff Kampot Water Supply Utility

12 Ty Kean M Staff Kampot Water Supply Utility

13 Kong Ma Pulim M Staff Kampot Water Supply Utility


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14 Vong Samon M Staff Kampot Water Supply Utility

15 Nun Vanny M Staff Kampot Water Supply Utility

16 Som Sorn F Sangkat Council Member Treuy Koh

17 Ser Mert M Village Chief Treuy Koh

18 Ung Kea M Village Deputy Chief Treuy Koh

19 Kheng Sakhon F Sangkat Council Ondong Khmer

20 Ou Sakhon M Village Deputy Chief Ondong Khmer

21 Hang Sean M Sangkat Council Ondong Khmer

22 Sem Sarath M Village Chief Kampong Bay

23 Mea Bunchhoeurn M Village Chief Treuy Koh

24 Svay Met M Provincial Department Chief Kampot Municipal

25 Ouk Chher M Office Chief Kampot Municipal

26 Ma Dol M Village Member Ondong Khmer

27 Kum Bun M Village Deputy Chief Ondong Khmer

28 Hem Saren M Village Deputy Chief Tvy Khang Cherng

29 Pov Sinat F Sangkat Council Kampong Kandal


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30 Oun Somol F Village Deputy Chief Krang Ampel

31 So Danavy F Village Member Krang Ampel

32 Mey Touch F Sangkat Council Krang Ampel

33 Sok Sopheap F Village Member Krang Ampel

34 Ouk San M Village Chief Krang Ampel

35 Dy Bunsang M Village Deputy Chief Kampong Bay

36 Pen Sophearith M Municipal Officer Kampot

37 Chhor Sorn M Public Work Office Chief Public Work Office

38 Prum Vanthoeurn M Public Work Office Deputy Chief Public Work Office

39 Phen Amrak M Provincial Department of Environment Kampot

40 Deng Pokanal M Provincial Department of Environment Kampot

41 Pheang Phanith M Administration Office Chief Tek Chhou

42 Kouy Vanthy F Social Affair Office Deputy Chief Tek Chhou

43 Keng Puthrea M District Officer Tek Chhou

44 Pronh Chhoun M Village Deputy Chief Chum Kreal

45 Hang Kuy Ngin M Village Chief Tropang Thom


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46 Tet Nan M Commune Chief Kampong Krang

47 Mei Yoeurn M Village Deputy Chief Chum Kreal

48 Mam Lida M Village Chief Kampong Krang

49 Thorng Chhel M Village Deputy Chief Tropang Thom

50 Bou Ery M Village Member Tropang Thom

51 Kong Kysral M Municipal Officer Kampot

52 Tem Keaty M Student Kampong Bay Khang Tbong

53 Pen Rotha M Construction Worker Kampong Bay Khang Cherng

54 Kum Chey M Student Sovann Sakor

55 Ouk Chhoeun M Municipal Officer Kampot Municipal

56 So Chhom M Village Chief Ondong Khmer

57 Hean Veasna M Village Chief Ondong Khmer

58 Nek Ser M Sangkat Deputy Chief Treuy Koh

59 Sot Soeurn M Commune Council Mak Prang

60 Mao Soeurn M Sangkat Deputy Chief Krang Ampel

61 Khoun Eat M Sangkat Council Kampong Bay


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62 Koim Bunny M Village Chief Ondong Khmer

63 Em Kimsophorn M Village Chief Ondong Khmer

64 Ty Veasna M Village Chief Sovann Sakor

65 Plov Pon M Village Chief Krang

66 Touch Bunleang M Village Chief Chum Kreal

67 Hong Horng M Village Chief Chum Kreal

68 Se Dang M District Deputy Chief Tek Chhou

69 Ty Komsan M Village Deputy Chief Kampong Kandal

70 Long Chy MMunicipal Administration Office

ChiefKampot Municipal

71 Sin Hak M Village Chief Kampong Bay

72 Ouch Thun M Village Chief Kampong Krang

73 Sam Si Em F Sangkat Council Kampong Bay

74 Yoy Sareth M Sangkat Representative Ondong Khmer

75 Bun Chy M Village Chief Tropang Thom

76 Nget Sothy M Officer Theang Thnot Community


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Annex 2: Training Schedule

Friday, September 03

Time Program Responsible Coordinator

7:30-8:00 Registration Mr. Som Sith

Mr. Mak Chor Vanry

8:00-8:15 Training Objective H.E. Heng Sok

Kong, Project

Manager

Mr. Som Sith

Mr. Mak Chor Vanry

8:15-9:00 Presentation on MDG's water and

sanitation indicators anddiscussion on questionnaires

Mr. Teang Sokhom,

GIS Expert

Mr. Som Sith

Mr. Mak Chor Vanry

9:45-10:00 Coffee break Mr. Som Sith

Mr. Mak Chor Vanry

9:00-9:30 Presentation on the process and

methodology of baseline survey

Discussion the process in Kampot

town.

Ms. Sorn Somoline,

Community Expert

H.E. Heng Sokong,

Project Manager,

Mr. Som Sith

Mr. Mak Chor Vanry

9:30-10:00 Formulation of working group for

field-tested

H.E. Heng Sokong,

Project Manager,

Ms. Sorn Somoline,

Community Expert

Mr. Som Sith

Mr. Mak Chor Vanry

10:00-10:15 Coffee break

10:15-11:30 Field-tested on baseline survey

questionnaire

H.E. Heng Sokong,

Project Manager,

Ms. Sorn Somoline,Community Expert

Mr. Teang Sokhom,

GIS Expert

Mr. Som Sith

Mr. Mak Chor Vanry

11:30-12:00 Group presentation on field-tested

of baseline survey and question

and answer

H.E. Heng Sokong,

Project Manager,

Ms. Sorn Somoline,

Community Expert

Mr. Teang Sokhom,GIS Expert

Mr. Som Sith

Mr. Mak Chor Vanry

12:00 Closing speech H.E. Heng Sokong,

Project Manager

Mr. Som Sith

Mr. Mak Chor Vanry


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Baseline Data Collection on Water and SanitationThe Mekong Region Water and Sanitation Initiative (MEK-WATSAN)

Province:

Downtown:

Commune:

Village:

Name of the Lead of Family: Male Female

Number of People in the family:. Male:.Female:

HH. total monthly income:. HH. total annual income:...

HH. total monthly expenditure:. HH. total annual expenditure:..

HH. total water related monthly expenditure:..

HH. total water related annual expenditure:


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WATER AND SANITATION MODULE WS

This module is to be administered once for each household visited. Record only one response for eachquestion. If more than one response is given, record the most usual source or facility.

WS1A. WHAT IS THE MAIN SOURCE OF DRINKINGWATER FOR MEMBERS OF YOUR HOUSEHOLD?

*PLEASE ALSO ASK QUESTION WS1B BEFORESKIPPING TO OTHER QUESTIONS

Piped waterPiped into dwelling .................................... 11Piped into yard or plot ............................... 12Public tap/standpipe .................................. 13

Tubewell/borehole ......................................... 21Dug well

Protected well ............................................ 31

Unprotected well ........................................ 32Water from springProtected spring ........................................ 41Unprotected spring .................................... 42

Rainwater collection ...................................... 51Vendors

Tanker-truck .............................................. 61Cart with small tank/drum/buckets ............ 71Power tiller with smalltank/drum/buckets ..................................... 72

Surface water (river, stream, dam, lake,pond, canal, irrigation channel) ................. 81

Bottled water ................................................ 91Other (specify) _______________________ 96

11WS5B

WS2A

96WS3WS1B. WHAT IS THE MAIN SOURCE OF WATER

USED BY YOUR HOUSEHOLD FOR OTHER

PURPOSES SUCH AS COOKING AND HAND

WASHING?

Piped waterPiped into dwelling .................................... 11Piped into yard or plot ............................... 12

Public tap/standpipe .................................. 13Tubewell/borehole ......................................... 21Dug well

Protected well ............................................ 31Unprotected well ........................................ 32

Water from springProtected spring ........................................ 41Unprotected spring .................................... 42

Rainwater collection ...................................... 51

VendorsTanker-truck .............................................. 61Cart with small tank/drum/buckets ............ 71Power tiller with smalltank/drum/buckets ..................................... 72


11WS5B

WS2A


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WS2B. HOW FAR IS THE WATER SOURCE FROMTHIS DWELLING?

Distance in metres............................... __ __ __DK ................................................................... 9

WS3A. IS THERE A QUEUE WAITING TO GET WATERDURING THE RAINY SEASON? Yes .................................................................. 1

No .................................................................... 2 2WS4AWS3B. HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO WAIT IN A

QUEUE TO GET WATER DURING THE RAINY

SEASON?

Number of minutes .............................. __ __ __DK ................................................................... 9

WS4A. IS THERE A QUEUE WAITING TO GET WATERDURING THE DRY SEASON?

Yes .................................................................. 1No .................................................................... 2 2WS5A

WS4B. HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO WAIT IN AQUEUE TO GET WATER DURING THE DRY

SEASON?

Number of minutes .............................. __ __ __

DK ................................................................... 9

WS5A. WHO PRIMARILY COLLECTS DRINKINGWATER FOR THE HOUSEHOLD?

IS THIS PERSON UNDER UNDER AGE 15? WHATSEX?

Circle the code that best describes this person.

Adult woman .................................................... 1Adult man ........................................................ 2Female child (under 15) .................................. 3Male child (under 15) ...................................... 4No specific person ........................................... 5NA or delivered to the house ........................... 8No answer or DK ............................................. 9

WS5B. AT WHAT TIME OF THE DAY IS WATER MORE

READY AVAILABLE AT THE WATER SOURCE?

Early morning .................................................. 1

Midday ............................................................. 2Afternoon ......................................................... 3Late evening .................................................... 4Anytime ........................................................... 5DK ................................................................... 9

WS6. IS THE LOCATION OF THE SOURCE OF WATERCONSIDERED SAFE FOR WOMEN AND

CHILDREN?

Yes .................................................................. 1No, risk of crime .............................................. 2No, risk of accident...3No, risk of both crime and accident

2WS11

VOLUME AND PAYMENT FOR DRINKING WATER:CONSUMERS WITH PIPED WATER CONNECTIONS

WS7A.DOES YOUR HOUSEHOLD HAVE PIPEDWATER CONNECTION?

Yes .................................................................. 1No .................................................................... 2

2WS12

WS7B. IS YOUR CONNECTION WORKING AT THEPRESENT TIME?

Yes ................................................................. 1No, service has been disconnected

because I did not pay my bill, ...................... 2No, the connection is faulty and we are

waiting to have it repaired ........................... 3No, but there is some other reason why

its not working, (specify).............................. 4

2WS12

3WS12

4WS12

WS7.1 IS YOUR PIPED WATER METERED? Yes .................................................................. 1Yes, but not working ........................................ 2No .................................................................... 3

2WS93WS9

WS8. WHAT WAS LAST MONTHS WATER No. of cubic meters ............................. __ __ __M i d/i i 8


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WHOPAYSFORTHEWATERBILL? Mother:_______________Father:_______________Other_____________

CONSUMERS WITHOUT PIPED WATER CONNECTIONSWS12. HOW MANY BUCKETS OF WATER DO YOU

USE EACH DAY?Observ the bucket and convert to liter

Number of buckets ................................... __ __

WS13. DO YOU PAY FOR YOUR WATER? Yes .................................................................. 1No .................................................................... 2 2WS16

WS14. HOW DO YOU PAY FOR YOUR WATER? Pay per drum (200 liter) ................................. 1Flat rate each week ......................................... 2Flat rate each month ....................................... 3

Other (specify) ________________________4

WHOPAYSFORTHEWATER: Mother:.Father:..Other:.

WS15. AMOUNT PAID PER DRUM (200 LITER) ORDRUM EQUIVALENT?

Amount (Riels) .................................... __ __ __Other forms of payment .............................. 888

DISRUPTIONS TO THE WATER SUPPLY

WS16. DID YOU HAVE ANY DISRUPTIONS FROMYOUR MAIN SOURCE OF DRINKING WATER

DURING THE PAST 2 WEEKS?

Yes .................................................................. 1

No .................................................................... 2 2

WS19AWS17. HOW FREQUENT WERE THESEDISRUPTIONS?

Daily ................................................................ 1Intermittent most days ..................................... 2Intermittent several days ................................. 3Occasional ....................................................... 4Several hours at a time ................................... 5More than a day .............................................. 2More than a week ............................................ 6No water in the past two weeks ...................... 7NA ................................................................... 8

DK ................................................................... 9

HOUSEHOLD TREATMENT OF DRINKING WATER

WS18A. WHAT IS THE COLOUR OF YOUR DRINKINGWATER?

Clear ................................................................ 1Not clear .......................................................... 2Other ............................................................... 3DK ................................................................... 9

WS18B. DOES YOUR DRINKING WATER SMELL? Yes, smells of chlorine .................................... 1Yes, smells bad ............................................... 2No .................................................................... 3

DK ................................................................... 9

WS19. WHAT DO YOU DO TO THE WATER TO MAKEIT SAFER TO DRINK?

Ask the respondent to recall the primary andsecondary methods used to make the water

Primary Method:Boil .................................................................. 1Add bleach/chlorine ......................................... 2Sieve it through a cloth .................................... 3Use water filter (ceramic, sand, composite,

etc ) 4

Secondary:.................. 1.................. 2.................. 3

4


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WS21A. WHAT IS THE MAIN SOURCE OF WATERUSED FOR CLEANING, WASHING, AND BATHINGBY MEMBERS OF YOUR HOUSEHOLD?

Piped waterPiped into dwelling .................................... 11Piped into yard or plot ............................... 12

Public tap/standpipe .................................. 13Tube-well/borehole ........................................ 21Dug well

Protected well ............................................ 31Unprotected well ........................................ 32

Water from springProtected spring ........................................ 41Unprotected spring .................................... 42

Rainwater collection ...................................... 51

VendorsTanker-truck .............................................. 61Cart with small tank/drum/buckets ............ 71Power tiller with smalltank/drum/buckets ..................................... 72


Bottled water ................................................. 91Other (specify) _______________________ 96No answer or DK ........................................... 99

WS21B. WHERE DO MEMBERS OF YOURHOUSEHOLD BATHE?

Private bathroom ............................................. 1Others bathroom ............................................. 2Open air ........................................................... 3At the stream, river, lake ................................. 4Other (specify) ________________________5

WS22. HOW DO YOU DISPOSE OF WATER, WHICHHAS BEEN USED FOR COOKING, WASHING

DISHES, DOING LAUNDRY AND BATHING?

Piped into soak-away ...................................... 1

Piped into storm drain ..................................... 2Piped onto street surface or empty space ...... 3Piped directly to garden .................................. 4Throw onto street surface or empty space ...... 5Carry to garden ............................................... 6Other (specify) ________________________8

SANITATION

WS23A.DO YOUR FAMILY MEMBERS USETOILET?

Yes1No..2 SW1


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WS23B. WHAT KIND OF TOILET FACILITY DOESYOUR HOUSEHOLD USE?

If flush or pour flush, probe:

WHERE DOES IT FLUSH TO?

If necessary, ask permission to observe thefacility.

Modern latrine with septic tank ...................... 11Pour flush latrine with septic tank .................. 12

Pour flush latrine with no septic tank ............. 13Pit latrine with slab ........................................ 21Pit latrine without slab/open pit ..................... 22No facilities or bush or field ........................... 23Other (specify) _______________________ 96No facilities but use public or others facilities97

23SW1A

96WS24A97WS28

WS23C. HOW DO YOU EMPTY YOUR PIT LATRINES? Manually .......................................................... 1Commercial Exhauster .................................... 2Abandone ........................................................ 3DK ................................................................... 4Other (specify) ________________________5

WS24A. IS THIS FACILITY LOCATED WITHIN YOURDWELLING, YARD, OR COMPOUND?

Yes, inside dwelling/yard/compound ............... 1

No, outside dwelling/yard/compound .............. 2

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WS24B. HOW FAR OUTSIDE THE DWELLING, YARD,OR COMPOUND IS THIS?

Less than 20 metres ........................................ 120-50 metres ................................................... 250-100 metres ................................................. 3More than 100 metres ..................................... 4

WS24C.HOW FAR FROM THE WELL Less than 30 metres or on the water source ... 1More than 30 metres ....................................... 2

WS25. DO CHILDREN UNDER 5 USE THISSANITATION FACILITY?

Yes .................................................................. 1No .................................................................... 2

NA, no children under 5 .................................. 3

1WS271WS26

3WS27WS26. WHAT HAPPENS WITH THE STOOLS OF

CHILDREN UNDER 5 WHEN THEY DO NOT USETHE SANITATION FACILITY?

Thrown into the latrine ..................................... 1Thrown outside in the yard .............................. 2Buried outside in the yard ............................... 3Not disposed of or left on the ground .............. 4Other (specify) ________________________5

SEWAGE TREATMENT

WS27. WHAT TYPE OF SEWAGE TREATMENTMETHOD DOES THIS HOUSEHOLD USE?

A SEPTIC SYSTEM HAS A SEALED TANK WITH

EFFLUENT TO SOME KIND OF SOAK-AWAY.

Read out the responses. One answer only.

Soak-away (seepage pit, unlined pit) .............. 1Cesspit (sealed tank, no effluent) .................... 2Septic system .................................................. 3Other (specify) ________________________4

WS28 IS THERE ANY VISIBLE EFFLUENT BEING


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WS29. DOES YOUR SANITATION FACILITY CAUSEANY PROBLEMS FOR YOU OR YOUR

NEIGHBOURS?Yes .................................................................. 1No .................................................................... 2 2SW1A

WS30. WHAT SPECIFIC PROBLEMS ARE CAUSEDBY YOUR SANITATION FACILITY?

Read out the responses. One answer only.

Pooled sewage around the house ................... 1Odors from the facilities are unpleasant to

residents ...................................................... 2Both pooled sewage and odors ....................... 3

SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL SW

SW1A. HOW DOES THIS HOUSEHOLD PRIMARILY

DISPOSE OF HOUSEHOLD WASTE THAT IS NOTCOMPOSTED, RECYCLED, OR FED TO THEANIMALS?

Collected by local government/authority ......... 1

Collected by community association ............... 2Collected by private company ......................... 3Dumped in the compound ............................... 4Dumped in the street/vacant plot/drain ........... 5Burnt in the open ............................................. 6Buried .............................................................. 7Other (specify) _______________________ 8

SW1B. HOW OFTEN IS WASTE COLLECTED? times/week

.times/monthSW2. ESTIMATE THE AMOUNT OF HOUSEHOLD

WASTE YOU DISPOSE OF EACH DAY (INCLUDEFOOD WASTE, PLASTICS, PAPER, TINS).

[Estimate volume in terms of plastic bag andcovert to kg]

No. of plastic bag each time .......... __ __ .__ __

SW3A.. DOES YOUR HOUSEHOLD CURRENTLY PAYFOR THE REMOVAL OF SOLID WASTE/RUBBISH

/GARBAGE?

Yes .................................................................. 1

No .................................................................... 2 2SW4SW3B.AVERAGE MONTHLY FEE FOR SOLID WASTE

COLLECTION?Amount in Riels..DK ................................................................... 9 SW6A

SW4.WOULD YOUR HOUSEHOLD WILLING TO PAYFOR SOLID WASTE COLLECTION?

Yes .................................................................. 1No .................................................................... 2

SW6A

SW5.HOW MUCH ARE YOU WILLING TO PAY FORMONTHLY COLLECTION? Amount in Riels..

DK ................................................................... 9

SW6A.DO YOU RECYCLE SOLID WASTE?Yes .................................................................. 1No .................................................................... 2

2SW6C

SW6B. PLEASE IDENTIFY THE TYPES OF ITEMSTHAT YOU RECYCLE.

Food waste (composting) ................................ 1Food waste (feed to animals ........................... 2Plastic bags ..................................................... 3Plastic (water bottles, containers) ................... 4Paper items 5


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RECYCLING?SW6D. WHAT TYPE OF WASTE DO THEY COLLECT?

Circle all that apply.

Food waste (composting) ................................ 1Food waste (feed to animals ........................... 2

Plastic bags ..................................................... 3Plastic (water bottles, containers) ................... 4Paper items ..................................................... 5Cardboards ...................................................... 6Textile .............................................................. 7Tins .................................................................. 8Garden waste .................................................. 9Wood/charcoal .............................................. 10Other (specify) _______________________ 99

SW7. DOES THE NEIGHBOURHOOD HAVE SMOKE,GAS, OR BAD SMELLS ASSOCIATED WITHBURNING RUBBISH?

Yes .................................................................. 1No .................................................................... 2 2SW9

SW8. ARE YOU CONCERNED ABOUT THE POSSIBLEHEALTH CONSEQUENCES OF BREATHING THE

SMOKE AND POLLUTED AIR?

Yes .................................................................. 1No .................................................................... 2

SW9.OBSERVATION:DOES THE FRONT OF THEHOUSE WITHIN AN AREA OF 100M

2HAVE A

LITTER PROBLEM?

Yes, lots of litter visible .................................... 1Yes, some paper and plastic bags .................. 2No litter visible ................................................. 3

HEALTHH1.HAVE YOU OR YOUR FAMILY MEMBERSSUFFERED FROM WATER-BORNE DISEASESSUCH AS DIARRHOEA, DENGUE?

Yes..1No2 2SW9

H2. FREQUENCY OF ILLNESS PER PERSON PERYEAR?

How many time.

H3. HOW MUCH MONEY DO YOU SPEND ONTREATMENT OF ILLNESS PER YEAR?

Amount spentRiel

H4.DID YOUR FAMILY GET ANY HEALTHAWARENESS RAISING?

Yes..1No2

Date:Signature of intherviewer

Date:

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