Intervention mapping for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in Who is doing what and where

Volume ONE

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Second Edition (November 2006)

Humanitarian Aid WASH ATLAS 2005 - 2006 ATLAS WASH

WASH ATLAS Zimbabwe

Preface

In the context of the UN Millennium Declaration, the crucial importance of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) for the attainment of most of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) is becoming increasingly evident. In order to halve, by 2015, the proportion of people without sustainable access to safe drinking water and basic sanitation (Goal 7, target 10) in sub-Sahara Africa, it is of vital importance that efforts are intensified to accelerate the development of the water supply and sanitation sector.

In Zimbabwe UNICEF is the lead UN agency on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene and coordinates the Water and Environmental Sanitation (WES) Working Group, which brings together local and international NGOs, donors, UN agencies and Government departments involved in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene. Therefore, UNICEF is strengthening its coordination and lead role through the development of planning tools such as this WASH ATLAS.

This WASH ATLAS provides an overview of the WASH implementing organisations that have been active in Zimbabwe in the period 2005 – 2006 in addition to the Government. The ATLAS is designed to improve evidence-based planning in the Water and Sanitation sector. Within the context of the WES Working Group, this ATLAS is being disseminated bi-annually in order to improve planning and programming as well as coordination of activities among stakeholders.

The data for this ATLAS is drawn from non-profit organisations active in Water and Sanitation (local and international NGOs as well as UN agencies) and donor agencies. Data collection is premised on the basis of an interactive relationship with these stakeholders, which is considered to be a prerequisite for continuous updating of the ATLAS.

UNICEF would like to take this opportunity to express appreciation to all that have contributed to the development of the WES ATLAS. In particular we would like to express our appreciation to the European Commission’s Humanitarian Aid Department (ECHO) for their financial support in the establishment of this ATLAS. Special thanks go out to the various organisations that have submitted information about their Water, Sanitation and hygiene projects. It is hoped that this ATLAS will contribute to more effective planning and implementation of Water and Sanitation programs in Zimbabwe.

Dr. Festo P. Kavishe UNICEF Representative, Zimbabwe

November, 2006

Preface WASH ATLAS Zimbabwe Introduction

Safe drinking water and sanitation are basic to human survival, healthy living, dignity and productivity. Lack of these fundamentals is one of the main underlying causes of water related diseases, malnutrition, and child mortality. It is becoming increasingly evident that Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) is of crucial importance for the attainment of most of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Zimbabwe is currently affected by recurring droughts and a declining economy with limited resources to maintain and operate water and sanitation facilities and services. This is negatively affecting the availability of safe water for drinking, sanitation and hygiene. As a result, vulnerable populations are exposed to increased risk of diseases such as diarrhea, cholera and dysentery, further compromising the immunity of a population already affected by a high HIV/AIDS prevalence. As a response to this situation, a large number of agencies are involved in water, sanitation and hygiene interventions in the country. In order to coordinate these efforts and to maximize the benefits for the affected population, a Water and Environmental Sanitation Working Group (WES WG) was established in 2002 under the auspices of UNICEF. This Working Group brings together representatives from Government, UN agencies, donors, registered international and local NGO’s, private sector and other organisations working in the area of water and sanitation. The Working Group facilitates a coordinated and collaborative humanitarian response with minimum duplication to ensure more effective coverage and improved access to water and sanitation facilities. To support emergency preparedness and a coordinated response, UNICEF has initiated in 2005 an intervention mapping exercise for the WASH sector. Based on this exercise an ATLAS1 was developed that presents a clear overview of who was doing what where in the period 2003 – 2005. This planning tool is considered to be of vital importance for ensuring a coordinated response as it identifies key players for specific activities and their geographical coverage. As such, it was agreed that the ATLAS will be updated bi-annually and disseminated to all relevant stakeholders. In June 2006 UNICEF started the process to update the WASH ATLAS for the period 2005 – 2006, which has resulted in this document.

Methodology

Data collection tool A structured data collection tool was developed in close consultation with all WES WG members. The tool is composed of two separate parts that organisations were asked to complete for each separate project that was partly or fully implemented in the period 2005 - 2006. The first part of the tool was designed to collect general information about the organisation and their planned or implemented WASH projects. The second part of the tool was developed in such a way that detailed information on implemented WASH activities can easily be entered up to ward level. An example of the tool is presented in the last chapter of this document.

Data collection A list was draw up of organisations with a WASH component in their programmes. The list includes members of the WES WG as well as organisations that were reflected in the previous ATLAS1. All organisations were requested to complete the data collection tool and submit to UNICEF. Most of the organisations were visited by UNICEF to provide further background information on the purpose of the data collection exercise and to provide assistance in completing the forms. All data submitted to UNICEF was verified before entering into a database.

1 WES ATLAS Zimbabwe (2003 – 2005), Who is doing What Where in Water and Sanitation, UNICEF (2005)

Introduction WASH ATLAS Zimbabwe

Limitations This ATLAS does not include Government interventions. Modalities for mapping national level Government programmes have been explored and Government data will be included in subsequent editions. Activities from organisations that are not linked to the National WES WG or were not included in the previous ATLAS have not been mapped. As such, various small Private Voluntary Organisations (PVOs) and Community Based Organisations (CBOs) are not reflected in this ATLAS. Moreover, some organisations could not provide data disaggregated up to ward level as required on the data collection form.

Mapping Data received from the organisations was entered into a database maintained at UNICEF. From this database, a report with data by organisation and geographical area was generated and sent back to the organisations for verification purposes. Once final corrections were received, maps and tables were produced for province and district levels. Interventions could only be mapped if the organisations had provided ward numbers for the implemented activities. In order to allow for a comparison between the water and sanitation situation on the ground and the interventions in each district, selected data from the WASH Inventory ATLAS2 has been included in this ATLAS. More specifically, the Water Coverage Index and the Sanitation coverage have been included for each district. Furthermore, information on the number of non-functional water points has been compared with the total number of repaired and/or rehabilitated water points in each ward.

Structure of the ATLAS

The ATLAS consists of two separate documents. Volume I is the ‘heart’ of the ATLAS and contains a summary of the total number of implemented activities per district (geographical coverage) and per organisation (key players). This overview is followed by provincial and district level maps indicating the geographical distribution of WASH implementing organisations. The district level maps are complemented by tables presenting detailed information on the activities implemented in each ward. Volume II consists of three database reports. The first report presents a list of organisations involved in WASH interventions in Zimbabwe in the period 2005 – 2006. The second report presents an overview of the different projects that have been implemented in this period. Finally, a report is included showing the number of implemented activities per ward by implementing organisation.

2 WASH Inventory ATLAS Zimbabwe, Inventory of the national rural water supply and sanitation facilities, National Action Committee & UNICEF (2004)

Introduction WASH ATLAS Zimbabwe Acronyms

Organisation Acronym Organisation Acronym Action Contre La Faim ACF Lower Guruve Development Association LGDA Africare Africare Malilangwe Trust MT Anglican Diocese of Manicaland ADM Medecins Sans Frontieres - Holland MSF-H Assistance to Underpriviledged Rural Populations Project AURP Mercy Corps MC Municipality BM Methodist Church in Zimbabwe MCZ Care International in Zimbabwe CARE Ministry of Health and Child Welfare MoHCW Catholic Development Commission - CADEC - Mutare Ministry of Local Government, Public Works & National Housing MLGPWNH Catholic Relief Services CRS Mvuramanzi Trust MMT Christian Care CC Oxfam Great Britain Oxfam GB Christian Service International CS Int. Plan Zimbabwe Plan Community Technology Development Trust CTDT Practical Action PA Concern Worldwide CWW Pump Aid Zimbabwe PAZ Dabane Trust DT Rural Unit for Development Organisation RUDO Dananai Child Care Dachicare Seke Rural Home Based Care SRHBC District Development Fund DDF Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources Safire Farm Community Trust of Zimbabwe FCTZ United Nations Children's Fund UNICEF German Agro Action GAA Victoria falls Municipality VFM Help from Germany Help World Health Organization WHO Helpage Zimbabwe Helpage World Vision Zimbabwe WVZ Institute of Water and Sanitation Development IWSD Zimbabwe Community Development Trust ZCDT Inter-Country People's Aid IPA Zimbabwe Project Trust ZimPro International Committee of the Red Cross ICRC Zimbabwe Red Cross Society ZRCS International Organization for Migration IOM Zimbabwe Trust ZT LEAD Zimbabwe LEAD Zvishavane Water Project ZWP

Table 1: Acronyms

Acronyms WASH ATLAS Zimbabwe

Summary of implemented Water and Sanitation activities (2005 – 2006)

Organisations involved in Nutrition in Zimbabwe (2005-2006) Nutrition ATLAS Zimbabwe Geographical distribution of implemented Total number of implemented activities per organisation by type (2005-2006) activities (2005-2006)

250

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Summary of implemented Water and Sanitation activities (2005 – 2006) WASH ATLAS Zimbabwe

Province maps indicating WASH implementing organisations (2005 – 2006)

Organisations involved in Nutrition in Zimbabwe (2005-2006) Nutrition ATLAS Zimbabwe ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2w—ni™—l—nd2€rovin™e2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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District maps indicating WASH implementing organisations (2005 – 2006)

Organisations involved in Nutrition in Zimbabwe (2005-2006) Nutrition ATLAS Zimbabwe ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2feit˜ridge2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 1234567891011121314Total Population1 4,939 6,069 7,507 5,637 11,187 8,931 2,863 3,872 4,442 6,415 7,091 6,443 1,397 4,795 81,588

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SANITATION EcoSan ------0

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120

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2fikit—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930Total Population1 4,508 9,801 7,798 5,484 5,628 5,615 5,461 6,330 6,517 6,453 6,791 6,722 8,731 5,535 6,923 8,298 7,945 6,056 5,568 6,983 5,249 4,441 342 2,919 3,210 2,920 520 1,859 1,681 652 156,940

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REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 70 Water coverage 3 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index 62 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 60

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 0123456789101112131415161718Total Population1 33,630 713 8,048 11,279 9,236 1,049 16,706 5,690 3,650 4,398 5,011 4,773 3,727 2,527 4,045 5,378 7,388 5,287 3,527 136,062

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2fing—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718192021Total Population1 4,685 10,058 5,167 2,834 3,307 4,965 4,213 3,549 5,350 3,413 2,739 2,813 6,102 9,113 3,141 8,821 8,092 5,198 4,566 3,539 14,476 116,141

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2 Pump minders 666421117316261-48456 80 Builders 50------50 CBM 50 50 58 39 3 - - - 52 14 - 52 3 47 - - 40 75 41 39 50 613

TRAINING PHHE 1115159393 4040409354- 533 48- - 4275423951 883

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REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 40 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 35 34

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2fu˜i2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718Total Population1 8,631 2,818 3,191 3,584 1,441 30 3,417 1,313 858 4,805 4,022 1,995 3,131 319 1,884 1,749 2,571 2,111 47,870

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------1------1 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device 35----6---417116-7--- 86

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------4------4 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders 30----6---41496-6--- 75 Builders ------3------3 CBM 95----16---11463416-20--- 238

TRAINING PHHE 219----37---2510615837-44--- 626

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 40 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 35 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 35

30

25 77%

20 17

Sanitation 15 3 coverage (MDGs) 12 Number of water points of water Number 10 10 9 7 7 6 6 6 5 4 4 3 2 2 22 1 00000 00000 0 0 000000 24% 0 123456789101112131415161718 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2fuher—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132Total Population1 4,406 4,186 4,330 5,338 8,170 8,041 4,393 5,230 5,622 6,483 5,823 7,268 6,689 10,325 8,536 6,138 4,222 6,109 5,038 5,960 6,938 10,917 9,409 7,892 8,796 7,013 6,342 8,371 7,973 13,113 5,580 5,409 220,060

Borehole ------11-----1------1------4 Borehole + Lifting device 105------1827231745-- 145 Well ------16-----1------111----- 11 Well + Lifting device 1010------2340282814-- 153 Lifting device --65-6378--48------3----1519973124293226-- 449

WATER Rainwater harvester ------12-2--- 5 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine 2575------207272997877-20853 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine 1321026-3038643681014666-814-4----1015141420518- 490

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders 15272-25--2-1212-----12------1213121-1-- 128 Builders 201643-5346--38433-----3-4----388555-5 272 CBM 4424-2036--36------8880104100100-- 596

TRAINING PHHE 124110-79135-12100424----4--4-----200200200200200-351,505

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 200 Water coverage 185 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) 3 index 180 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 168 163

160 152

140

87% 120

100 90 88 78 Sanitation 80 68 65 coverage (MDGs)3 63 64 62 62 57 Number of water points of water Number 60 48 46 45 42 40 28 30 30 25 26 27 22 20 18 19 20 13 15 15 15 13 14 11 9 11 6 8 7 6 3 4 5 5 26% 0 00 0 0000000 00000 0 00 0 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2ful—w—yo2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829Total Population1 8,873 26,931 25,117 19,634 19,253 13,710 21,700 30,906 31,025 32,591 21,460 35,375 24,284 23,850 15,698 18,987 19,541 27,120 25,402 20,590 32,415 21,899 22,628 27,575 27,562 13,259 17,454 29,533 22,278 676,650

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------2-15---24----16412---- 46 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device ------1-----1------1-3---- 6

WATER Rainwater harvester ---11------23------34 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ---25------80------105 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------2-22----2----222---- 14 Builders ---16------4------20 CBM ------0

TRAINING PHHE ------0

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 18 Water coverage 3 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index 16 16 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

14

12 12

N.D. 10

8 Sanitation 3 coverage (MDGs) 6 5 Number of water points of water Number

4 4 4

2 2 2 1

00000000000000000000000000000000000000 0 000 0000 0000 N.D. 0 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2fulilim—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 12345678910111213141516171819Total Population1 5,099 3,772 6,808 7,792 6,599 5,388 8,881 5,740 5,296 3,890 5,159 6,124 6,545 6,142 2,112 2,099 400 1,147 5,327 94,320

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device 4-3-4----5---1--712 27

WATER Rainwater harvester ------1------1 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------20-12--4------36

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------4--4------8 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine 10-9-10----10---9--1096 73

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders 44------4------12 Builders ---129-8--16------45 CBM ------15--21------36

TRAINING PHHE ---412-18--21------55

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 25 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 22 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

20

16

71% 15 14 13 12

10 Sanitation 10 9 coverage (MDGs)3 8 8 8 7 7 7 Number of water points of water Number 6 5 5 5 5 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 0000 000 0 00 37% 0 12345678910111213141516171819 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2genten—ry2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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„he2design—tions2used2—nd2the2present—tions2of2this2 m—p2do2not2imply2the2expressions2of2—ny2opinion IH H IH PH uilometers wh—tsoever2on2the2p—rt2of2the2se™ret—ri—t2of2the nited2x—tions2™on™erning2the2leg—l2st—tus2of2—ny ™ountryD2territoryD2™ity2or2—re—F2 WASH Interventions by Type - Centenary District (2005 - 2006)

TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 12345678910111213141516Total Population1 18,690 14,788 8,567 9,748 5,489 1,968 1,221 8,577 4,880 5,415 3,158 7,584 3,724 8,855 2,957 2,156 107,777

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester 889-81-2218------45263 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------0 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------0 Builders 53-5-23------7 25 CBM ------0

TRAINING PHHE ------0

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 140 Water coverage 3 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index 125 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 120

100

49% 80

60 Sanitation 54 coverage (MDGs)3 46 Number of water points water of Number 40 36 32

17 20 15 16 11 11 9 6 7 6 2 39% 00000000000000000 0 12345678910111213141516 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2ghegutu2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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PT PU IS „ype2of2intervention PS 5 ‡—ter II ƒ—nit—tion ‡—ter282ƒ—nit—tion xo2intervention2@ex™ept H IH tr—iningsA IP W x—tion—l2€—rk PV V w—p2produ™ed2˜yX PW xsgip2im˜—˜we2 por2every2™hild re—lthD2idu™—tionD2iqu—lityD2€rote™tion eh†exgi2r wexs„‰ QH Q y™to˜erD2PHHT IT U R found—ry2sour™esX2gƒyD2hƒq2—nd2ygre 5

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 1234567891011121314152021222324252627282930Total Population1 5,091 9,961 6,519 8,493 3,675 3,678 7,697 8,451 5,434 10,281 6,518 4,218 2,374 4,019 6,173 1,640 1,484 1,034 1,259 4,258 3,628 7,495 6,355 4,826 6,166 6,609 137,336

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------6--4------10 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------1--1------2 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------110--98------208 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------2--2------4 Builders ------40--40------80 CBM ------10--10------20

TRAINING PHHE ------550--490------1,040

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 500 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 450 435 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

400

350

69% 300

250

Sanitation 200 3 coverage (MDGs) 153

Number of water points of water Number 150 132 133 123 110 94 100

49 50 32 35 21 24 5 7 6 3 7 6 6 41% 000000000000000000000000000 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1234567891011121314152021222324252627282930 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2ghikom˜—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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„ype2of2intervention P ‡—ter ƒ—nit—tion PQ ‡—ter282ƒ—nit—tion xo2intervention2@ex™ept Q tr—iningsA U Q S PP PR x—tion—l2€—rk PW

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930Total Population1 2,704 1,725 2,333 2,697 3,736 3,240 4,349 4,891 4,246 1,999 1,876 2,345 433 2,294 5,420 6,201 7,397 3,389 3,141 5,419 3,353 4,206 5,099 4,073 8,624 4,849 6,751 3,781 5,940 4,002 120,513

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------2--- 2 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device ------10--- 10

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------100--- 100 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------10--- 10 Builders ------10--- 10 CBM ------50--- 50

TRAINING PHHE ------30--- 30

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 300 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 250

224 223 222

200

82% 169

150 145

Sanitation 113 101 3 coverage (MDGs) 100 Number of water points of water Number 76

60 60 50 50 43 33 27 17 16 16 12 10 13 10 7 5 5 6 0000000000000000000000000000 0000 000 51% 0 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2ghim—nim—ni2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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„he2design—tions2used2—nd2the2present—tions2of2this2 m—p2do2not2imply2the2expressions2of2—ny2opinion IH H IH PH uilometers wh—tsoever2on2the2p—rt2of2the2se™ret—ri—t2of2the nited2x—tions2™on™erning2the2leg—l2st—tus2of2—ny ™ountryD2territoryD2™ity2or2—re—F2 WASH Interventions by Type - (2005 - 2006)

TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 1234567891011121314151617181920212223Total Population1 3,967 2,963 4,511 7,348 4,687 2,789 5,854 7,480 1,530 2,663 1,080 5,099 9,200 2,659 3,631 10,991 4,825 2,465 3,622 6,236 7,195 7,633 6,869 115,297

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------19----1------20 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------0 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------1------1 Builders ------0 CBM ------200------20------220

TRAINING PHHE ------200------200

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 70 Water coverage 64 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 60

50

69% 40

30 Sanitation coverage (MDGs)3

Number of water points of water Number 20

13 11 10 9 8 8 10 7 6 4 4 3 3 2 2 2 1 1 57% 0 000000000000000000000000 0 00 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2ghipinge2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930Total Population1 6,302 7,471 9,992 7,191 12,490 6,810 5,456 13,169 4,768 3,365 2,747 3,779 2,638 5,046 7,971 11,791 10,221 9,452 13,059 16,150 9,108 9,406 9,733 13,807 10,722 16,141 6,145 16,557 11,344 3,541 266,372

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device 24-26------61314134-12-46------158 Well --6------12-14615-40-4------97 Well + Lifting device ---6------10------16 Lifting device --118------12-39615-51-455----70747352

WATER Rainwater harvester ------3---2------5 Spring ------10------10 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme --1------1

VIP latrine --2516------61--2053------175 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------10-2043731030-92305---253020388

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders 2-16------11111-1-116----155 52 Builders 2-2------222422-26-2278---282830185 CBM 70-112------114541686359-232-18321----2230181,146

TRAINING PHHE 6-90------41632302216-213-21418080-905245301,120

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 280 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 240

212

200

68% 160

120 Sanitation coverage (MDGs)3

Number of water points of water Number 74 80 70 60 63 55 49 52

32 33 32 40 28 27 24 21 21 21 16 18 19 12 14 14 15 7 8 8 5 6 7 000 0000000000000000 0 2 0 0 00003 1 1 49% 0 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2ghiredzi2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718192021222324Total Population1 5,386 7,051 4,281 6,073 4,716 7,261 7,116 8,890 4,554 8,548 12,153 490 6,452 7,358 10,533 4,192 10,301 25,662 28,766 8,742 16,985 2,996 3,623 6,042 208,171

Borehole ------2-- 2 Borehole + Lifting device ----1------10-3-----1--- 15 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------1--- 1 Lifting device --534------12

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------1------1

VIP latrine --102-125505050-50------120--134--- 681 Pit latrine ------2-- 2 School latrine ------10-10------20

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------11-9------20 Builders ------14--- 14 CBM ----315-15------33

TRAINING PHHE --2-411--1------9

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 100 Water coverage 95 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 90 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

80

70

82% 60

50 50 48 45 40 Sanitation 40 35 34 coverage (MDGs)3

Number of water points of water Number 30 27 27

20 13 9 10 7 5 5 3 3 3 2 000 0 00000000 0 0 00000000000000 11 16% 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 101112131415161718192021222324 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2ghirumh—nzu2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 12345678910111213141516171819Total Population1 4,140 6,122 4,928 2,162 3,553 4,344 3,994 7,748 6,399 1,365 3,000 10,128 2,346 721 1,669 3,649 1,393 1,228 244 69,133

Borehole - 7 14 26 - - 25 17 14 10 - 25 - - - 1 - - - 139 Borehole + Lifting device --11--11------4 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device --53--33111------26 Lifting device -1275--7-55-8-1----- 50

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine --95194-4106719651-----87--- 704 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------60------60

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders --66--66710------41 Builders -101540-12192118-84--7---- 226 CBM --198288--216270198117------1,287

TRAINING PHHE -66592--66606566-7--7---- 434

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 160 Water coverage 3 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index 142 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 140

120

100 76%

80

Sanitation 60 coverage (MDGs)3 Number of water points of water Number

40 33 32 31 30 32

21 19 19 18 18 19 20 17 15 11 7 5 4 5 5 5 6 1 1 1 38% 0 00 0 00000 0 000 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10111213141516171819 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2ghivi2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930Total Population1 5,595 5,805 5,212 3,717 4,568 2,093 3,163 4,040 3,855 3,300 4,696 5,068 4,101 5,501 5,031 6,862 4,159 3,810 7,097 5,888 6,450 7,450 5,413 8,708 9,040 8,671 3,134 7,609 3,559 2,045 155,640

Borehole ------1------2------3 Borehole + Lifting device ------115151---2--11--- 36 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device 1382138----2115---312851331-1------207 Lifting device 39-18-251167251191112191-1-141-1-2 123

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ----17----1820---1117--19---1-456012-- 211 Pit latrine ----311----87175---5379--120------825 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders 56-69----99---99-596------82 Builders ----6----44---84--6---1-8911-- 52 CBM ----150------7575--75------375

TRAINING PHHE ----216----6689---148182--168------25---- 894

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 200 Water coverage 188 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 180 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

160

140

55% 120

100

Sanitation 80 coverage (MDGs)3

Number of water points of water Number 60 50 44

40 31 33 31 21 21 21 21 18 19 17 15 16 17 20 12 14 13 9 9 9 11 9 11 8 8 7 7 8 6 3 3 3 5 5 5 5 3 4 5 0 0 1 0 2 1 2 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 18% 0 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2qokwe2xorth2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930Total Population1 10,625 12,520 7,270 8,230 8,308 8,642 8,247 10,140 11,906 9,415 8,155 6,844 15,859 6,787 7,188 5,145 5,155 6,575 6,585 3,803 3,133 8,580 6,548 2,051 2,920 2,385 7,201 5,799 3,386 4,957 214,359

Borehole 2222------8 Borehole + Lifting device -----22------1------1------6 Well 11------2 Well + Lifting device ----6------5--- 11 Lifting device 84362972341519143415151110413-19-1222815-3-10305

WATER Rainwater harvester ----1-2------2--- 5 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ----33-34------33--- 100 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine 4032383422202------2--- 190

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders 13121213817112224222112-2-2212-1-1 99 Builders 6282430141514------14--- 145 CBM 2 - - 2 - 12- 8 1036463482363627241032- 46- 29541936- 8 - 24 613

TRAINING PHHE 25 21 13 19 11 35 - 9 11 43 54 40 97 42 43 31 28 11 37 - 54 - 34 63 23 43 - 9 - 28 824

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 180 Water coverage 168 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 160 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

140

120 110 56% 100

80 Sanitation 67 3 coverage (MDGs) 60 Number of water points of water Number

38 40 40 32 34 29 22 22 19 19 20 15 14 15 15 15 12 11 13 12 12 11 8 8 10 10 9 8 10 6 7 7 5 334 3 2 2 3 4 4 4 334 21% 0 0 00 0 00 0 0 000 0 0 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2qokwe2ƒouth2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132Total Population1 16,375 11,555 3,816 7,156 11,251 6,035 5,510 6,414 13,921 8,936 10,866 10,252 12,106 8,820 7,313 11,361 6,361 13,543 13,144 10,648 9,543 7,715 17,308 15,095 11,321 5,758 9,799 946 6,228 11,405 117 2,932 293,550

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------13-----1------5 Well + Lifting device ------10---1------11 Lifting device 15143691222---115---91-63161712216----- 161

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------0 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders 1082462-2----22---42-421084104----- 86 Builders ------0 CBM 31296121832-35----217---192-1263324547712----- 421

TRAINING PHHE 656113273922-9----44---404-26137052357026----- 580

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 90 Water coverage 85 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 80 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

70

60 53 61% 50

39 39 40 37 34 Sanitation 32 32 3 29 coverage (MDGs) 30 28

Number of water points of water Number 23 21 21 19 20 20 17 15 15 15 16 14 13 12 11 12 12 9 10 9 9 10 5 6 5 6 6 3 4 3 1 22 2 2 11 1 1 18% 000 0 000 0 000000000 0 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2qoromonzi2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425Total Population1 6,701 9,572 4,736 16,149 4,558 5,066 4,605 6,008 5,895 6,318 8,243 11,344 4,897 4,710 4,186 10,327 3,051 6,987 374 5,003 2,836 5,626 2,202 3,478 7,882 150,754

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device 36-33----32------20 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device 66666----21------33 Lifting device 3939423940------199

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine 500500500500500----12386------2,709 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders 44444----35------28 Builders 1515151515----4035------150 CBM 9090909090----1010------470

TRAINING PHHE 270270270270270----615430------2,395

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 300 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

250 240

200 182 69%

150 145

Sanitation 109 coverage (MDGs)3 100 Number of water points of water Number

53 50 39 39 42 39 40 39 30 24 18 8 11 4 447 7 6 3 000000000000000000003 00 11 00 43% 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2quruve2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132Total Population1 2,341 4,882 10,581 4,825 10,199 7,496 6,805 7,306 7,870 7,588 1,284 7,330 4,625 7,082 10,263 2,594 8,784 1,489 4,424 5,783 12,373 6,445 4,686 4,896 5,422 7,208 7,052 4,357 6,371 2,281 614 43 185,299

Borehole ----1111------4 Borehole + Lifting device -1------1------55-492262022391----- 216 Well -11-----1-1-11-1-1------8 Well + Lifting device ------1-1122348-35----- 120 Lifting device -8------8------16

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine -100------100------200 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine -102010-1020-10---1010--10-101030101010101020----- 230

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders -188887881877787-77712-12-1212121212----- 224 Builders -1363-36-13-- -33- -3-639333333----- 89 CBM -7------7------34081007260152------746

TRAINING PHHE ------1,295 - 1,706 704 722 1,286 644 -----6,357

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 120 Water coverage 111 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 100

80

63% 65

60 53 48 47 46 Sanitation 44 43 40 3 37 37 coverage (MDGs) 40 35

Number of water points of water Number 33 31 27 28 25 23 20 18 19 20 16 15 13 11 11 8 8 8 8 8 6 5 3 4 1 1 2 1 1 41% 0 000000 000000000 0 0 000000 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2qutu2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 1234567 8 9101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536Total Population1 5,242 3,510 4,675 2,861 4,214 4,962 3,558 14,976 5,845 6,834 7,145 7,188 7,760 2,604 10,839 6,503 6,369 5,240 3,881 1,826 4,966 6,948 7,910 5,493 4,172 3,842 5,572 4,851 3,789 7,974 5,417 4,499 2,911 3,866 5,092 5,202 198,536

Borehole ------1515-1616------62 Borehole + Lifting device --1------1--1------1------4 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device ------9--65------20

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------7178-8184------314 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------12------12

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------66-66------24 Builders ------166-1615------53 CBM ------135144-5463------396

TRAINING PHHE ------6866-6266------262

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 250 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 217 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

200

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117

96 Sanitation 100 coverage (MDGs)3

Number of water points of water Number 69 65

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2qw—nd—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 1234567891011121314151617181920212223Total Population1 5,372 4,122 4,202 5,328 1,444 5,327 3,094 6,068 3,618 244 4,577 5,588 7,592 7,910 5,217 6,002 6,328 5,277 5,462 7,388 1,709 3,296 4,963 110,128

Borehole ------1213---17711812--- 80 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------83---110-149--- 45 Well + Lifting device 111------3 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------2------2

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------2------2 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------77---77878- - - 51 Builders ------44---44444- - - 28 CBM ------3837---3737373737--- 260

TRAINING PHHE ------1,183 789 - - - 876 1,456 1,302 1,532 1,142 - - - 8,280

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 80 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 70 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 70 65

60

50 83% 44 45

39 40 39 40

32 31 Sanitation 30 27 coverage (MDGs)3 25

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2qweru2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 012345678910111213141516Total Population1 ##### 3,669 6,625 8,546 3,506 3,005 5,785 5,136 9,042 6,747 5,461 3,921 4,639 1,748 10,821 4,563 1,119 225,593

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device -2132-14262293371 48

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ----20----11------31 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine -8271020--10----18-30-- 123

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------0 Builders ----5------5 CBM ------0

TRAINING PHHE ----40------40

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 80 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 70 67

60 56 52 50 67%

40

33 32 33 32 Sanitation 30 coverage (MDGs)3 25 Number of water points of water Number 20

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2r—r—re2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number Epw. 1 2-3 4-9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16-19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27-32 33 34-35 36 37-40 41 42 43 44 45 46-49 50 Total Population1 113,884 23,023 62,913 124,177 26,188 24,481 29,660 29,152 29,985 55,668 79,113 44,101 29,831 36,779 40,419 35,482 35,731 45,166 193,388 46,618 51,939 22,627 126,121 33,263 23,897 43,751 26,181 20,727 89,375 1,800 1,545,440

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device - 11------11 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------1 ------1 Lifting device - 4------4

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme - 9------9

VIP latrine - 3------3 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan - 80------306---- - 386

2 Pump minders - 6------5 ------11 Builders - 16------6--- - - 22 CBM ------0

TRAINING PHHE - 47------42---- - 89

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 5 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

4 4

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2rurungwe2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 01234567891011121314151617Total Population1 1,195 15,791 13,994 12,362 4,440 16,421 11,228 7,738 15,634 38,039 14,850 15,958 9,409 21,400 23,911 18,165 22,791 22,972 286,298

Borehole ------1111--- 4 Borehole + Lifting device ----6-4-545743-----6087311 Well ------22222-- 10 Well + Lifting device ------411618-----1810103 Lifting device ------423-4-----7- 38

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ----1,200 - - - 90 ------10-1,300 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------35482016202020202070- 289

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------12-45121211101010101212156 Builders ------12516246666693- 216 CBM ------260288200-----2683881,404

TRAINING PHHE ------154,493 2,425 1,934 -----4,869 1,316 15,052

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 120 Water coverage 114 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 100 94

82 80

57% 68 62 60

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2rw—nge2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number Vic. Fall 012345678910111213141516171819Total Population1 31,375 35,025 2,740 4,349 4,244 4,155 2,976 3,952 3,804 2,011 1,547 4,528 1,340 2,547 4,994 4,091 4,699 3,354 3,705 2,361 2,980 130,777

Borehole ------1-1--- 2 Borehole + Lifting device --11--11-1----42----- 11 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device - - 1 263215291925146 18- - 149 2315331 - 280

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------20- 20 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan 370------370

2 Pump minders - -28104868426- -4284102- 88 Builders 12------5- 17 CBM - - 1 253115281824146 17- - 149 2215321 - 272

TRAINING PHHE 4 - 3 587133654256311340- - 322151337442- 669

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 40 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 35 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 32 33 30 29

26 25 25 23 70% 20 20 19 18

15 15 15 14 14 14 Sanitation 13 13 3 12 coverage (MDGs) 11 Number of water points of water Number 10 10 9 9 9 9 7 6 5 5 5 4 3 1 1 0000 0000 000 0 17% Vic. 012345678910111213141516171819 Falls Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2snsiz—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718Total Population1 4,083 4,480 6,392 5,951 4,769 3,783 3,953 1,023 3,512 2,788 2,921 3,162 7,706 6,813 3,660 1,842 10,752 2,574 80,164

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------0 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------0 Builders ------0 CBM ------0

TRAINING PHHE ------0

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REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3

100 Water coverage 92 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 90 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

80

70

75% 60

50 45

38 Sanitation 40 3 coverage (MDGs) 30

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20 18 18 17 18 18 14 15 12

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2u—dom—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 01234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829Total Population1 76,173 4,172 2,393 3,692 4,877 4,726 5,195 1,665 2,799 4,317 3,710 8,690 8,391 15,433 8,166 18,955 5,764 11,760 3,190 1,116 2,993 2,360 4,902 5,545 5,882 858 1,292 735 8,178 2,617 230,546

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device ------0

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2 Pump minders ------0 Builders ------0 CBM ------0

TRAINING PHHE ------0

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REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 140 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 121 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 120

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2u—ri˜—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 0123456789101112Total Population1 574 1,307 1,616 5,333 4,452 2,103 1,747 1,552 6,113 2,787 1,079 2,629 3,682 34,974

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ----1-15-12--- 19 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device -----1515------30 Lifting device - - 7 25121614112423153735 219

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring -----1515---3-- 33 Sand abstraction ------0

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VIP latrine -----400400---200--1,000 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------30-- 30

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders - -2421212244266 56 Builders -----1212---30-- 54 CBM - - 22 77 37 258 252 34 74 71 46 114 108 1,093

TRAINING PHHE - - 25 90 43 382 375 40 87 83 354 134 127 1,740

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25 25 24 63% 23

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2uwekwe2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 012345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728Total Population1 93,072 10,221 4,154 7,477 3,909 2,440 5,374 5,646 8,931 4,018 8,877 6,209 4,722 6,627 5,647 4,915 4,840 7,580 5,507 3,224 5,577 8,127 8,726 1,027 4,973 5,858 1,878 7,777 5,206 252,539

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------25-25------50 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------302-100------402 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ---12------101210-----10------1064

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------1--1------1--- 3 Builders ---5------555-----5------5 30 CBM ------1--1------1--- 3

TRAINING PHHE ------0

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 160 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) 148 index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 140

120

100 74%

80

66

Sanitation 60 coverage (MDGs)3

Number of water points of water Number 44 40 36

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2vup—ne2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526Total Population1 3,102 2,335 5,711 5,884 5,443 3,362 2,213 4,115 1,962 5,699 5,790 4,398 4,835 3,609 5,083 4,427 4,055 3,338 4,156 4,010 4,306 7,071 2,425 504 535 300 98,668

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device --11-----2-----1------5 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device 1------1 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine 54------5-1------60 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------1--2------3 Builders ------3------3 CBM ------4------4

TRAINING PHHE 20------340-150------510

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 80 Water coverage 74 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 70

60

50 80%

40

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2w—konde2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718Total Population1 12,759 9,902 5,783 9,236 11,858 3,632 2,483 11,953 9,134 1,498 1,305 1,113 980 5,379 5,438 6,189 5,995 6,888 111,525

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------0 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------0 Builders ------0 CBM ------0

TRAINING PHHE ------0

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 90 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 81 80 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

70

60 53 47% 50

40 36 Sanitation 30 3 coverage (MDGs) 30 Number of water points of water Number

20 16 17

11 9 9 10 10 8

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2w—koni2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Total Population1 25,054 4,788 5,637 14,509 470 12,311 10,730 10,641 10,188 8,092 5,649 9,789 12,598 1,696 11,747 8,242 10,323 6,223 6,129 5,380 5,711 4,131 3,628 8,852 6,219 8,313 9,334 8,610 5,131 3,879 6,380 6,508 1,667 2,032 2,839 7,661 246,037

Borehole ------1------1 Borehole + Lifting device - -11-1------1 4 Well ------3------2------2--- 7 Well + Lifting device ------1------1 Lifting device ------1------1------10----1 13

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------7070----- 140 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------274------312------87--- 673

2 Pump minders ------15------5------1----10-5--- 36 Builders ------5------30------10-5--- 50 CBM 32------45----50----- 95

TRAINING PHHE ------950------5,720 ------45 - - - 10 20 - 950 - - - 7,695

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 350 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 296 300

262

250

218 87% 200

150 Sanitation 128 coverage (MDGs)3 99 Number of water points of water Number 92 100 86 86 69 71 64 64 56 59

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2w—ngwe2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112Total Population1 6,503 6,270 8,298 5,953 6,917 6,902 5,063 6,424 7,155 5,673 2,599 457 68,214

Borehole ----151515----- 45 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ----978----- 24 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device 14 21 18 14 17 19 21 15 14 9 - 2 164

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------0 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine 10 - 12 10 10 - 10 10 - 4 - 4 70

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ----775----- 19 Builders -1011-15174----- 57 CBM ----484448----- 140

TRAINING PHHE -66-396477503-----1,388

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 70 Water coverage index3 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) Repaired and rehabilitated water points 60 59

50 48

44

80% 41 41 40 34

30 28 Sanitation 23 3 22 coverage (MDGs) 21 21

Number of water points of water Number 19 20 18 15 14 14 14

10 9 5 2 1 0 0 0 45% 0 123456789101112 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2w—ronder—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 012345678910111213141516171819202122Total Population1 52,283 11,801 3,121 6,862 4,490 6,533 4,088 3,888 2,132 753 5,293 6,151 5,934 3,600 6,420 5,232 3,905 3,165 3,765 2,843 3,784 5,338 3,732 155,113

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------20------20 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------0 Builders ------5------5 CBM ------0

TRAINING PHHE ------35------35

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 200 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 180 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

162 160

140

86% 120 107

100 89 90

Sanitation 80 3 coverage (MDGs) Number of water points 60 51 48 41 40 26 25 26 19 20 16 15 10 7 7 6 47% 0 000000000000000000000001 0000 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2w—svingo2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 0123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930Total Population1 69,993 6,204 7,030 4,450 1,256 613 7,352 3,436 11,657 6,095 6,049 5,881 7,157 6,892 4,870 5,862 8,097 6,806 7,363 3,197 4,593 7,160 9,501 4,344 5,998 4,993 5,682 2,869 4,849 7,124 10,602 247,975

Borehole ------629- 35 Borehole + Lifting device ---1------1------1-- 3 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device -391164311484511624239332-835-23- 125

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------6525- 90 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------39- 12 Builders ------66- 12 CBM ------12654- 180

TRAINING PHHE ------6856- 124

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 200 Water coverage 3 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index 177 180 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

160

140 133

66% 120

100 87

Sanitation 80 66 3 64 62 coverage (MDGs) 59

Number of water points of water Number 60 55 43 44

40 32 34 32 31 29 25 21 22 21 20 12 14 9 11 9 11 9 6 8 6 8 8 8 3 4 3 4 3 4 4 5 4 3 33 3 5 0 0 0000 0 11 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 31% 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2w—to˜o2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425Total Population1 4,439 7,603 4,196 5,190 5,419 5,589 4,977 5,007 3,577 3,752 3,670 4,625 4,214 5,055 5,591 5,283 4,841 3,827 5,482 200 683 571 592 1,231 4,109 99,723

Borehole ------555------6------21 Borehole + Lifting device -10-- -9233------2------29 Well -18---16191219------19------103 Well + Lifting device ------6------1------7 Lifting device ------415------19

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction -----46----2------12

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine -20---14121010--46---10------122 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine -10---10101010------10------60

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders -10---10101011------10------61 Builders -10---10101010------32------82 CBM -48---485982145--6------388

TRAINING PHHE -208---490543580720------703------3,244

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 60 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 51 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 50

42

40

61%

30 30 28 27 26 25 Sanitation 3 coverage (MDGs) 20 17 Number of water points of water Number 16 15 13 13 13 12 12 12 11 10 10 10 10 8 7 7 5 5 2 2 1 0 0000 000000 0000000000 0 42% 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10111213141516171819202122232425 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2w—zowe2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829Total Population1 4,929 4,798 4,931 4,594 5,629 5,215 5,257 7,984 5,162 5,620 6,158 6,676 5,766 10,917 9,988 12,399 9,790 3,176 4,906 10,774 7,620 10,095 3,617 5,096 4,708 9,369 7,937 7,988 6,568 197,667

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------0 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------0 Builders ------CBM ------

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VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 250 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

200 191

66% 150

118

96 Sanitation 100 coverage (MDGs)3 Number of water points of water Number 62 65

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2w˜erengw—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233Total Population1 2,939 14,973 6,483 4,938 7,462 8,638 3,853 4,677 3,812 3,896 5,307 4,924 7,746 3,639 4,395 4,548 5,151 7,412 6,253 3,691 4,853 4,166 4,536 4,543 4,069 6,003 4,058 4,215 7,136 5,298 8,571 6,900 3,788 182,873

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------8------8---- 16 Well ------6------6---- 12 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device --49--347-6-65--4------6---- 54

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine --77--777-7-75--7------5---- 66 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders --1010--101010-10-110--10------1---- 82 Builders --33--333-3-53--3------5---- 34 CBM --1220--91716-24-5613--56------56---- 279

TRAINING PHHE --5031--392840-30-27035--36------162---- 721

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 90 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 80 77 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

70

62 60 58

52 64% 50 50 46

41 39 40 Sanitation 34 30 30 3 29 coverage (MDGs) 30 Number of water points of water Number 22 22 18 20 16 14 14 14 14 11 9 9 10 7 7 7 5 6 5 6 5 6 4 3 4 4 3 2 1 31% 00 00 0 0 0 00 000000000000 0 0 0000 0 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2wount2h—rwin2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930Total Population1 9,863 13,186 10,119 10,520 4,268 5,807 10,722 8,910 8,553 7,534 9,311 8,358 1,465 6,949 6,086 5,551 9,044 5,975 7,772 4,545 869 15,313 6,741 7,737 1,374 7,816 3,695 824 1,358 1,077 201,342

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device 5544444444444444444444------90 Well ------5------5------10 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device 555555525152551255301715751059----21-- 228

WATER Rainwater harvester ------3------2------5 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ----100--50-50-50-5011010020------530 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 70 40 40 40 50 42 60 48 40 40 46 40 50 - 10 - - 4 - 4 2 2 - 908

SANITATION EcoSan ------20------20

2 Pump minders 10999999319999910359999999------248 Builders 10101010101030521010303010103610151010101010------353 CBM 50504545454545924545454545458845454545454545------1,090

TRAINING PHHE 2020181818184716218183640181816218531818181818------792

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 60 Water coverage 3 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index 53 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 50 49

40

52%

30 30 25 25 Sanitation 22 20 3 20 coverage (MDGs) 17 Number of water points of water Number 15 15 13 13 12 12 11 10 10 9 7 7 7 5555555 5 555 5 5 5 2 2 2 2 1 1 000 00 000 0 0 00000 0 0000 37% 0 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2wudzi2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 1234567891011121314151617Total Population1 5,389 11,688 8,242 9,632 5,977 5,831 10,039 6,790 5,220 9,739 7,588 9,240 8,294 9,998 8,621 4,326 1,560 128,174

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------2------2 Well ------5-5-- 10 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device 5 6 12 1 15 - 2 - - 11 12 - 35 21 28 20 - 168

WATER Rainwater harvester ------2-3-- 5 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------1010-50-50-- 120 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine 12121016126864464- -20-- 120

SANITATION EcoSan ------30---- 30

2 Pump minders ------117-17-13-- 48 Builders - - 22 21 - - 18 26 - 3 2 - 17 - 13 - - 122 CBM ------5535-53-59-- 202

TRAINING PHHE - - 8 22 - - 18 24 - 20 20 - 99 - 113 - - 324

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 180 Water coverage 166 index3 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) 160 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

140

120 112 68% 100

84 80

Sanitation 63 3 60 coverage (MDGs) 60 Number of water points of water Number 43 40 35 31 29 28 23 21 20 18 20 15 17 20 12 12 12 9 11 5 6 1 2 29% 0 000 0 0 0 0 0 1234567891011121314151617 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2wurehw—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930Total Population1 3,950 3,179 5,365 4,207 4,244 1,006 676 9,202 2,813 4,593 9,554 8,043 5,307 6,761 5,244 5,927 5,003 3,512 2,466 4,919 4,973 9,925 7,540 8,302 5,591 5,996 7,653 4,466 3,569 8,398 162,384

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------2------2 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------1------1 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------87------87 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------3------3 Builders ------40------40 CBM ------10------10

TRAINING PHHE ------435------435

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 350 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 305 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 300

250

80% 200

147 150 135 Sanitation 131 132 115 coverage (MDGs)3 97 Number of water points of water Number 100 75 64 66 62 61 58 51 54 51 50 31 34 25 17 17 14 1 3 4 39% 0000000000000000000000000000000 0 0 00 0 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2wut—re2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 0 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031Total Population1 170,160 9,460 17,771 8,221 4,156 12,650 9,647 14,712 2,083 5,451 6,379 7,146 6,223 4,122 4,845 12,005 11,245 5,760 6,612 5,777 9,095 4,619 7,293 5,885 7,212 5,615 2,612 4,332 4,237 6,126 7,806 3,286 392,543

Borehole - -1------1 2 Borehole + Lifting device ------34------11---3732-- 114 Well -232------20------4---1218-2 63 Well + Lifting device -2------8----15----4-10- 39 Lifting device -191------24--10---178--10121819- 138

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine -304--30-----50--50-5060------2090-50--3060- 794 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine -10--108---10-----1010------10-20- 88

SANITATION EcoSan -404451167------1271,149

2 Pump minders -301510------6-8----42---5161097 Builders -352510------18--20---810--20222410184 CBM - 50 - - 60 80 60 - - - 60 60 60 - 60 - 120 60 43 - 60 - - - 50 - 60 - 209 165 - - 1,257

TRAINING PHHE - 2,946 4,760 2,860 ------60--81-43----2936---6315671,900 12,860

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 300 Water coverage 279 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 250 235

201 200

87%

152 150 133 134 124 Sanitation coverage (MDGs)3 100 Number of water points of water Number

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2wut—s—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627Total Population1 16,442 4,545 9,492 12,161 7,705 9,408 8,565 6,111 5,841 4,001 10,032 5,953 4,284 3,015 3,657 3,157 10,694 3,371 6,574 3,544 7,591 2,742 5,454 3,511 3,663 4,200 931 166,644

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------1010 Well + Lifting device ------1------1------2 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------32----2------7 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------1------1------2 Builders ------0 CBM ------152-3--23----33---2--- 168

TRAINING PHHE ------150------150

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 35 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 30 29

25

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15 15 Sanitation coverage (MDGs)3 10 Number of water points of water Number 10

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2wutoko2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829Total Population1 3,691 6,357 4,731 4,099 3,741 2,463 5,619 4,325 3,049 3,668 4,563 4,714 2,895 5,010 3,044 6,773 4,544 7,635 6,405 9,089 964 1,711 734 885 7,539 4,942 7,220 4,278 7,741 132,429

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device 353545------115 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine -224------224 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------0 Builders ------0 CBM ------0

TRAINING PHHE ------0

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 120 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 100 100 90

79 80 75 74% 70

61 60

Sanitation 45 44 3 coverage (MDGs) 40

Number of water points of water Number 32 29 25 26 23 17 20 15 13 10 11 10 10 9 8 5 3 4 3 1 0000000000000000000000000000000 39% 0 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2wwenezi2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 12345678910111213141516Total Population1 8,666 6,632 7,644 4,840 6,839 5,158 6,146 8,277 8,659 7,145 7,318 5,159 17,803 7,982 1,350 16,620 126,238

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device -----68------14 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device --5--68------1- 20

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine 70---50------120 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ----20------20

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders --10--2226------58 Builders 5------2------7 CBM --23--2447------94

TRAINING PHHE 37110-21216------78

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 45 Water coverage index3 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) 40 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

35 35 35 35

30 29

66% 26 26

25 23

20 17 Sanitation 16 3 coverage (MDGs) 15 13

Number of water points of water Number 12 11 10

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2xk—yi2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526Total Population1 4,816 3,981 4,148 3,037 6,478 5,017 3,924 4,054 2,255 3,000 2,542 6,651 2,181 5,535 5,078 3,726 5,595 2,883 7,807 3,160 3,927 8,106 3,427 4,846 3,547 2,506 112,227

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WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------1------1

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------0 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders 18-48-52--8415--2------12-62- 86 Builders ------0 CBM 76121126-157--241348--4------40-189- 303

TRAINING PHHE 127-2661-3615--5630112--10------91-4120- 625

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 60 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 50 50

40 38 37 62%

30 26 25 24 23 22 Sanitation 21 3 coverage (MDGs) 20 18 17 Number of water points of water Number 16 15 13 12 12 12 11 11 10 9 9 99 10 8 7 7 7 6 6 5 4 4 3 2 0 0 0 00 00 0000000 0 0 0 12% 0 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2xy—ng—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031Total Population1 3,675 2,968 5,493 8,003 4,636 3,736 4,763 3,386 5,255 3,445 3,721 4,220 2,601 3,481 8,151 2,580 4,093 4,809 3,680 3,017 5,336 3,308 4,851 1,253 2,583 3,038 2,176 671 1,079 2,589 823 113,420

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device 43232352123------24------117

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------2------2

VIP latrine ---81--47-----125---32------285 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ---8--66------8------28 Builders ---24--12-----42---10------88 CBM 201510-1525------10------95

TRAINING PHHE ---167--129-----625---98------1,019

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 90 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 80 77 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

70 68 64

60 54 72%

50 47

40

Sanitation 32 31 3 coverage (MDGs) 30

Number of water points of water Number 23 23 24 21 21 19 20 13 10 11 10 77 7 5 6 5 4 3 3 3 4 3 4 3 2 1 1 1 49% 0 00000 000 000000000000000 0 00 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10111213141516171819202122232425262728293031 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2‚ushing—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 12345678910111213141516171819Total Population1 2,316 1,564 4,294 4,615 4,593 3,755 4,129 3,563 2,915 4,111 2,728 6,141 3,755 4,196 2,464 3,651 2,405 3,937 2,055 67,187

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------5--6- 11 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------2- 2 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------0 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------11--9- 20 Builders ------0 CBM ------0

TRAINING PHHE ------0

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 45 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 40 39 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

35

30 27 67% 25 25 22

20 19 19 Sanitation 17 3 coverage (MDGs) 15

Number of water points of water Number 12 10 9 9 10 8 8 7 6 6 5 5 4 5 3 2 32% 00000000000000 00 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10111213141516171819 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2ƒeke2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718192021Total Population1 7,423 5,249 2,970 7,283 2,927 3,661 4,459 5,284 7,546 6,642 1,156 3,808 1,632 3,181 2,504 1,517 2,166 1,982 1,844 2,825 864 76,923

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device -3432222730-19------164 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine -4238354641-38------240 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------0 Builders -55555-5------30 CBM ------0

TRAINING PHHE -5042-5634-42------224

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 120 Water coverage 3 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index 106 103 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 100

80 76 74 75 72 82% 68

60 60 51 Sanitation 3 39 coverage (MDGs) 40 35 Number of water points of water Number 31 32

20 20 16 14 8 6 0000000000000000000000 1 0 45% 0 123456789101112131415161718192021 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2ƒh—mv—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718192021222324Total Population1 3,644 1,571 4,567 4,426 3,550 3,797 5,779 3,963 5,409 3,549 5,015 4,271 2,453 3,854 2,961 5,456 4,158 3,234 5,463 8,804 2,137 3,149 883 1,473 93,566

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------0 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------0 Builders ------0 CBM ------0

TRAINING PHHE ------0

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 80 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 70 67 63

60

66% 50

39 40 37 34 Sanitation 30 coverage (MDGs)3 Number of water points of water Number 20 15 13 12 11 12 10 7 4 55 4 4 1 43% 00000000000000000000000000 0 0 000 0 123456789101112131415161718192021222324 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2ƒhurugwi2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 01234567891011121314151617181920212223Total Population1 16,866 2,654 2,439 608 760 3,519 1,035 5,145 3,383 4,153 5,956 4,660 3,497 4,432 3,742 3,161 2,033 2,424 6,367 3,393 2,428 3,621 547 1,570 88,393

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device -71--102813521-6962--1541-4 105

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------0 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------0 Builders ------0 CBM ------0

TRAINING PHHE ------0

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 160 Water coverage 151 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 140

120

100 84%

80

Sanitation 60 3 coverage (MDGs) 46 Number of water points of water Number 42 40 34 31

21 20 13 10 9 7 7 8 9 7 6 5 6 6 4 5 4 4 0 0 1 1 0000 2 0 0 0 000002 001 1 2 1 0 0 56% 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2„sholotsho2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 1234567891011121314151617181920Total Population1 4,295 5,825 5,957 3,089 5,390 7,514 5,089 12,455 7,306 4,035 4,058 6,659 12,100 4,093 8,551 5,601 5,256 4,683 6,349 1,376 119,681

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device -1----13---26-65545- 38 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device 1201---20201------63

WATER Rainwater harvester -2----21------5 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine -33----33113-10806--8029-7950- 513 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine -20-----5----10------35

SANITATION EcoSan ------20------20

2 Pump minders -41-----23---2------66 Builders -41-----27-4472------85 CBM -40-----20---8------68

TRAINING PHHE -202-----101---205------508

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 25 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

20 20 20 20 18

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12 12

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2 mguz—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718Total Population1 4,542 8,559 3,883 4,098 3,561 3,429 4,242 4,180 5,381 2,430 4,918 1,872 4,659 3,388 1,557 8,669 943 1,716 72,027

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device 12-13171715--4-4099363202 170

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------0 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders 6-6888- -2-2055222102 86 Builders ------0 CBM 19- 21272724- - 6 - 6414145 105 323 271

TRAINING PHHE 44 - 48 63 62 55 - - 15 - 147 33 33 11 22 11 74 7 625

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 45 Water coverage 3 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index 40 40 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

35

30

72% 25 25 24 22 20 20 17 17 Sanitation 16 15 15 3 coverage (MDGs) 15 13

Number of water points of water Number 12

10 99

6 5 5 5 4 4 4 5 333 3 33 2 0 0 000 0 0 0 38% 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 101112131415161718 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2 mzingw—ne2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718Total Population1 4,218 2,610 5,801 5,201 4,303 3,772 3,255 3,263 2,613 1,396 3,042 4,347 2,147 5,684 783 1,923 1,984 2,010 58,352

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------1------1 Lifting device 4341155----53------40

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------1----- 1

VIP latrine ------23----- 23 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------0 Builders ------0 CBM ------0

TRAINING PHHE ------0

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 25 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 21

20

15 82% 15

12 12 11 10 10 Sanitation 10 9 coverage (MDGs)3 77 7 Number of water points of water Number 6 55 5 5 5 5 4 4 3 3 3

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2 zum˜—2w—r—m˜—2€fungwe2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415Total Population1 5,491 5,534 4,652 8,743 7,187 8,429 7,906 6,807 7,293 6,429 6,680 6,423 9,641 6,698 6,423 104,336

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device 1715------2015917121518138 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device -3------614619153831132 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------0 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine 20------10101020202020130

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders -12------1212-1212121284 Builders 6------3336666 39 CBM 16868------1001125696108128116952

TRAINING PHHE 13649------41766145117200361,166

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 120 Water coverage 3 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index Repaired and rehabilitated water points 100 96

80 73 75% 68

57 60 55 52 50 46 Sanitation 45 3 coverage (MDGs) 40 36 34 Number of water points of water Number

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2‡edz—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 1234567891011121314Total Population1 2,376 6,985 2,685 3,259 10,042 7,637 7,145 6,957 7,329 2,898 3,768 4,576 2,688 2,332 70,677

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device ------0

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SANITATION EcoSan ------0

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VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data REPAIRED AND REHABABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 100 Water coverage index3 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) 90 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 82 80

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2—k—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930Total Population1 2,959 4,448 5,243 8,551 6,050 4,410 8,807 6,446 5,230 5,784 6,252 5,559 4,613 4,869 8,658 4,452 8,123 5,622 7,712 5,989 6,680 3,414 4,679 6,967 7,619 10,670 6,327 6,707 3,264 9,003 185,107

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WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

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SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders - - 21 30 - 19 - - 37 51 - - - 31 - - - 29 89 40 10 59 - 47 - - - 45 18 52 578 Builders --2015-1------22---22-2-2---2-2 52 CBM - - 4 4 - 21 - - 77 126 - - - 156 - - - 49 380 254 35 154 - 112 - - - 98 56 168 1,694

TRAINING PHHE - - 4 4 - 24 - - 78 90 - - - 148 24 - - 14 382 160 30 66 - 78 - - - 90 90 228 1,510

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 160 Water coverage Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 140 137

120

100 62%

80 68

Sanitation 60 coverage (MDGs)3 51 Number of water points of water Number 40

21 21 21 21 20 18 20 17 16 15 16 17 12 12 13 13 14 12 14 13 10 9 8 9 9 7 7 5 6 5 7 6 3 3 4 2 4 4 2 4 12% 000 0 0 00 0000 000 0 000 0 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2vim˜—2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718192021242526272829Total Population1 6,240 2,008 5,840 2,621 3,473 5,213 7,370 4,229 3,062 2,707 3,653 3,348 14,191 12,621 11,122 1,992 14,675 14,545 16,937 14,771 11,461 13,414 7,923 13,506 1,130 757 1,014 199,823

Borehole ------0 Borehole + Lifting device ------0 Well ------0 Well + Lifting device ------0 Lifting device ------0

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine ------20------20 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine ------0

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders ------0 Builders ------5------5 CBM ------0

TRAINING PHHE ------35------35

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 70 Water coverage 66 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 61 60 Repaired and rehabilitated water points 60

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1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004) ‡eƒr2smplementing2yrg—nis—tions2E2vish—v—ne2histri™t2@PHHS2E2PHHTA

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TOTAL NUMBER OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES BY WARD

Ward Number 123456789101112131415161718Total Population1 1,902 3,482 2,876 3,051 2,872 4,740 3,424 2,931 3,196 3,625 3,118 3,488 4,232 5,738 5,066 3,968 5,734 4,556 67,999

Borehole 201618126---12------84 Borehole + Lifting device ---11---120101316----- 62 Well ------61095----- 30 Well + Lifting device ------4------4 Lifting device 5533----891095----- 57

WATER Rainwater harvester ------0 Spring ------0 Sand abstraction ------0

Piped water scheme ------0

VIP latrine 72 64 33 72 41 1 1 - 76 2 - 1 - - 26 52 27 - 468 Pit latrine ------0 School latrine -6------6

SANITATION EcoSan ------0

2 Pump minders 66363- - -61111----- 34 Builders 6616611-54232-464- 57 CBM 18014416211763---1171169310278-----1,172

TRAINING PHHE 65 66 6 65 59 30 - - 68 104 6 9 8 - 30 - - - 516

VIP Latrine - Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine CBM - Community Based Management PHHE - Participatory Health and Hygiene Education N.D. - No Data

REPAIRED AND REHABILITATED WATER POINTS (2005 - 2006) IN RELATION TO NON FUNCTIONAL WATER POINTS (2004)3 180 Water coverage 168 Non functional water points (incl. family wells) index3 160 Repaired and rehabilitated water points

140

120

76% 100

80 Sanitation 3 coverage (MDGs) 60 51 Number of water points of water Number

40 40 35 29 25 21 21 22 20 20 22 22 21 20 15 13 12 11 13 13 7 8 6 6 4 6 2 000 2 00000 44% 0 123456789101112131415161718 Ward number

1 Source: Census 2002 Zimbabwe, Central Statistical Office (CSO) 2 Number of people trained 3 Source: Inventory of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Facilities (2004)

WASH ATLAS data collection tool

Organisations involved in Nutrition in Zimbabwe (2005-2006) Nutrition ATLAS Zimbabwe WASH ATLAS data collection tool

Figure 1: Project form

WASH ATLAS data collection tool WASH ATLAS Zimbabwe

Figure 2: Ward form

WASH ATLAS data collection tool WASH ATLAS Zimbabwe