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Define and disseminate WASH Core Indicators
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The GWC has supported different countries in developing their core indicators (see xxx in the Key guidance and tools). The table below shows an example of commonly used indicators:
Theme | Indicator at HH-level | Proxy indicator at community-level |
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Water | Proportion of households accessing an Improved Water Source | Proportion of communities accessing an Improved Water Source |
Hygiene | Proportion of households having soap | Proportion of communities where members have soap |
Sanitation | Proportion of households accessing functioning latrines | Proportion of communities where members are accessing functioning latrines |
Once the first draft of your core indicators list is finalized circulate it among the WASH partners to collect their feedback and proceed with formal approval at a coordination meeting.
Once the indicators are approved, the associated questions can be developed. Find below an example for one indicator:
Indicator | Questions at household-level | Proxy questions at community-level |
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Proportion of households/ communities accessing an improved water source | 1. What is the main source of (drinking) water for members of your household? 2. Are there other sources of water used by your household, whether for drinking or for other purposes, such as cooking and hand washing? | 1. What are the main sources of (drinking) water in your community? 2. Are there other sources of water used for other purposes, such as cooking and hand washing? |
In the key guidance and tools section, you will find the Indicators and Questions Bank developed by the GWC that can be used as a basis to develop core indicators.
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