Phase 1:  Drinking water service data acquisition

Activities:

1. Collect water point data for all public water points using open source survey tool Kobo Toolbox. Water point data collected include: GPS coordinates, organization of installation, type of water point, and functionality status, among others. 
2. Collect and analyze samples from all public water points for seven water quality parameters. 
3. Coordinate with project partners to acquire existing water infrastructure data for comparison.
    

Phase 2:  Evaluation of water actors based on the functionality, quality, and reliability of water projects

Activities:

1. Evaluate each installed water point in a city based on infrastructure functionality, water quality, and service reliability.  Learn more about the evaluation scheme here.
2. Group analyzed data by organization of installation.
    

Phase 3:  Dissemination of evaluations to pertinent water actors and external institutions

Activities:

1. Send evaluation results to evaluated water actors in the form of a detailed information brief for use as an internal benchmarking tool.
2. Release evaluation results publicly on Initiative: Eau's website via an intuitive interface such that individuals, donors, and other institutions can readily access them.
3. Send evaluation results directly to relevant foundations and funding institutions in the form of aggregated reports for use in determining potential implementing partners.

Conduct water actor evaluations using infrastructure functionality, water quality, and service reliability data of projects implemented by the actor

Provide evaluation results to the water actor for use in internal benchmarking and project sustainability planning

Make water actor evaluations openly available for consideration by donors, funding organizations, and other relevant entities

Click the map points for more detailed information about each H2Odata.actor implementation, including:

• Status
• Implementing partners
• Timeline
• Budget
• Cost per beneficiary