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Local action plan ‐ Kumanovo Responsible Necessary resources institution Time frame (short‐term 0‐ 6m, mid‐term (municipality, (municipal budget, Strategy/Law/Plan/Progra 6m‐2y, long‐ government, national budget, Targets Specific targets m Actions term 2y‐5y)PHC,PCE etc.) donations) Indicators to track Target 1. Increased access to Strategic Framework for Development of mid‐term (6m‐ municipality, CPH municipal budget Developed program passed Strengthening drinking water from Health and Environment Program for priority 2y) Kumanovo by the municipal council public policy in 93.4% to 100% and (2015‐2020), Strategy for geographical areas to (planned adoption at the the municipality hygienic sanitation water (Official Gazette improve access to end of 2017) to improve 122/12), Law on Waters, water and sanitation access to water Law on Local Self‐ with the dynamics of and sanitation Government activities Increasing public funding Strategic Framework for Decision on the mid‐term (1 municipality municipal budget Decision published in the from the municipal Health and Environment amount of funds year) Official Gazette of the budget intended to (2015‐2020), Strategy on annually in the Municipality of Kumanovo improve access to water Waters (Official Gazette municipality intended and sanitation 122/12), Law on Local Self‐ to improve access to Government water and sanitation Target 2. Raising public awareness Action Plan on Campaigns short‐term (0‐6 Public Health municipal budget, Number of held Reducing on the impact of the Environment and Health months) Council, CPH national budget, discussions, number of geographical environment on health (2015‐2020), Law on Public Kumanovo, NGO donations participants disparities Health between urban and rural areas in access to water and sanitation Increasing the rate of Law on Local Self‐ Promotion of ecosan short‐term (0‐6 NGO, CPH, municipality, local Number of meetings held in access to hygienic Government, Action Plan toilets in rural areas months) municipality, communities settlements without sanitation in rural areas for Health and where a centralized Centre for sanitation Environment (2015‐2020) system of wastewater Development of disposal has financially Northeastern plan and technically difficult region feasibility Construction of ecosan long‐term (2‐5 municipality municipality, local Number of constructed toilets in rural area years) communities, ecosan toilets donations Increasing the rate of Law on Local Self‐ Preparation of mid‐term (6m‐ MOEPP, PCE, municipal budget, Number of documents access to a centralized Government, Action Plan investment and 2y) municipality, national budget, produced sanitation system in rural for Health and technical MTC, Center for donations, civil sector area Environment (2015‐2020) documentation for Development of small sewage systems North‐Eastern in rural area plan region Construction of small long‐term (2‐5 MOEPP, PCE, municipal budget, number and kilometers of sewage systems with years) municipality, national budget, constructed sewage treatment plants in MTC, Center for donations systems rural area Development of North‐Eastern plan region Improving monitoring of Law on Public Health, Constant monitoring of continuously Municipality, PCE, municipal budget, Reports with draft safety of drinking water Program for Public Health the safety of drinking FVA, MH, PHI / national budget measures to the water in urban and CPH, MOEPP Municipality Council, rural areas Council for Public Health and the Department of Environment Improved secure Plan of Programs for Construction of new long‐term (2‐10 municipality, PCE, municipal budget, Kilometers of newly built infrastructure for public development of water supply, years) MOEPP, MTC, national budget, water supply systems, water supply Municipality of Kumanovo replacement of old Center for donations replaced pipes in meters, water pipes Development of decreased % on the loss of North‐Eastern of tap water plan region Improving water quality Law on Waters, Provision of protection continuously municipality, FVA, municipal funds and Number of protected of local water supply Regulations for Water zones around water PCE, MH funds from local sources for public water systems Safety intakes for public communities, citizens supply water supply Delegating and mid‐term (6m‐ MH, IPH, CPH municipality, local Number of trained persons education / training of 2y) Kumanovo, PCE communities, funds individuals for more for rural development informed maintenance of water supply systems in rural areas till undertaking systems from PCE Law on Local Self‐ Undertaking long‐term (2‐5 municipality, local municipality, local Decreased % of non‐ Government, Action Plan management of local years) communities, PCE communities, PCE compliance with the for Health and water supply systems bacteriological standards Environment (2015‐2020) by PCE for drinking water Target 3. Providing universal access WASH (water, sanitation Implementation of short‐term (0‐6 Municipality FVA, municipal budget, Number / % of schools with Providing access to safe drinking water, and hygiene) program, systems for months) MH, PHI / CPH, national budget, improved access to safe for vulnerable sanitation and promoting Action Plan on disinfection of drinking MES donations drinking water and and marginalized basic hygiene in school Environment and Health water in school sanitation groups environment (2015‐2020), Annual facilities in rural areas program of the that have their own Municipality on health care water supply Training of persons short‐term (0‐6 PCE municipal budget, Decreased % of non‐ that will maintain the months) national budget, compliance with the system for disinfection donations bacteriological standards of drinking water for drinking water Provision of school long‐term (2‐5 MH/SSHI, MLSP, municipal budget, Number / % of schools with premises and toilets years) MES, municipality, national budget, toilets offering adapted that would allow MTC donations access for people with unfettered access for disabilities people with disabilities Provision of school long‐term (2‐5 MH/SSHI, MLSP, municipal budget, Number / % of schools with toilets that offer the years) MES, municipality, national budget, toilets that allow opportunity to MTC donations maintenance of menstrual maintain menstrual hygiene hygiene Providing universal access Construction Law (Official Developing a Local short‐term (0‐6 Municipality, municipal budget Developed LAPPD to safe drinking water and Gazette no.130/9) Action Plan for people months) MOEPP, MTC, sanitation to people with with disabilities in the MLSP, SSHI, disabilities municipality competent inspection services Local Equitable Access Action Plan ‐ Rankovce Time frame Responsible (short‐term 0‐ institution Necessary resources 6m, mid‐term (municipality, (municipal budget, Strategy/Law/Plan/Progr 6m‐2y, long‐ government, PHC,PCE national budget, Targets Specific targets am Actions term 2y‐5y)etc.) donations) Indicators to track Target 1. Increased access to Strategic Framework for Development of Program mid‐term (6m‐ municipality, CPH municipal budget Developed program passed Strengthening drinking water from Health and Environment for priority geographical 2y) Kumanovo by the municipal council public policy in 83.6% to 100% and (2015‐2020), Strategy on areas to improve access (planned adoption at the the municipality hygienic sanitation Waters (Official Gazette to water and sanitation end of 2017) to improve 122/12), Law on Waters, with the dynamics of access to water Law on Local Self‐ activities and sanitation Government Increasing public funding Strategic Framework for Decision on the amount mid‐term (1 municipality municipal budget Adopted decision from the municipal Health and Environment of funds annually in the year) budget intended to (2015‐2020), Strategy on municipality intended to improve access to water Waters (Official Gazette improve access to water and sanitation 122/12), Law on Local and sanitation Self‐Government Target 2. Raising public awareness Action Plan on Campaigns short‐term (0‐6 Public Health Council, municipal budget, Number of held Reducing on the impact of the Environment and Health months) CPH Kumanovo, NGO national budget, discussions, number of geographical environment on health (2015‐2020), Law on donations participants disparities Public Health between urban and rural areas in access to water and sanitation Increasing the rate of Law on Local Self‐ Promotion of ecosan short‐term (0‐6 NGO, CPH, municipality, local Number of meetings held access to hygienic Government, Action Plan toilets in rural areas months) municipality, Centre communities in settlements without sanitation in rural areas for Health and where a centralized for Development of sanitation Environment (2015‐2020) system of wastewater Northeastern plan disposal has financially region and technically difficult feasibility Construction of ecosan long‐term (2‐5 municipality municipality, local Number of constructed toilets years) communities, ecosan toilets donations Increasing the rate of Law on Local Self‐ Preparation of mid‐term (6m‐ MOEPP, PCE, Ministry municipal budget, Number of documents access to a centralized Government, Action Plan investment and technical 2y) of Health, municipality, national budget, produced sanitation system for Health and documentation for small MTC, Center for donations, civil sector Environment (2015‐2020) sewage systems Development of North‐ Eastern plan region Construction of small long‐term (2‐5 MOEPP,
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