Academia session: Ricard Gine, UPC, 16th January UN Water Zaragoza Conference...
Academia: Muhammad Wasif Bashir Babar, University of Punjab, 16th January UN Water Zaragoza Conference 2015
1. Democratic Policy of Civil Society in Risk Management
for Universal Access of Safe Drinking Water,
Sanitation and Hygiene in Pakistan
• Muhammad Wasif Bashir Babar (Mr)
• WASH Development & Research Coordinator
• Email- wasifbashir15@gmail.com
Skype ID- (wasifbashir15)
Contact No- (+92300-7913418)
2. An overview of Project
• Community of Badar Colony with worst at WASH
• Very low educational-socioeconomic status
• High Disease level-associated with WASH
• Environment-Ecological stuff (hazardous )
• Water sources risk(contamination scarcity &
drought)
• Contributing in Climate change
3. Project Implementing Strategies
• Financing -economic (Revolving funds)
• Public Private Partnership in WASH Development
• Governance structure institution (WASCO)
• Technology -Capacity building of Community (WASH)
• Local Community Empowerments (Self Reliance)
• Community ownership to build project sustainability
4. Who Is Engaged?
• Government of Punjab & Civil Society
• Women Water Works Group (WWWG)
• Youth Water Groups ( both Genders)
• Local Educational Institutions/ School Children
• Old aged
• Religious Leaders (Imam Masque)
5. Objectives of Initiative
• To provide safe sustainable WASH Services
• To managing risks to water sector
• To empower of local community
• Promote Public Private Partnership in WASH sector
• To capacity building of local people to combat the
Disaster/droughts- Emergencies
6. Challenges to implementation
• Lack of education-Poor socioeconomic status
• Resource constraints (both Human & financial)
• Lack of Political will & stability (Institutional Capacity)
• Civic disengagement-ownership sustainability
• Lack of information (people) about water
management
7. Process of Development
• Community mobilization-WASH Development
Groups
• Capacity development for community self reliance
• Youth WASH Task force to combat drought/ risks
• Climatic & Disaster resilience community groups
• Financing -revolving funds for sense of ownership
8. Outcomes
• Proper adequate WASH Services
• Community awareness and capacity development
• Environmental sustainability & climate friendly work
• Ownership & sustainable development
• Policy development and women in water
• Disaster-climate resilient model community
• Cohesion for Eco-environmental development
9. Lesson Learnt
• Community engagement ensure project ownership
• Public private partnership is quite sound approach
• Financial support (revolving funds) good doctrine
• Synergetic action of Educational institutions-media &
youth played well
• Community capacity building ensure empowerment
• Women in Water Partnership (WWP) significant
function in Water management & Development
10. Lesson Learnt
• Community engagement ensure project ownership
• Public private partnership is quite sound approach
• Financial support (revolving funds) good doctrine
• Synergetic action of Educational institutions-media &
youth played well
• Community capacity building ensure empowerment
• Women in Water Partnership (WWP) significant
function in Water management & Development