Position Paper on Bangladesh Response to Arsenic

Annex-A: Project/Programme Information Profile

Annex-A

PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE

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Collected information on different projects/programmes conducted by different organizations are presented in this nexure. In each page and individual project/programme is briefly described by considering name, status, location, area of activity, duration, tentative cost, lead agency, partners organization, address of the contact person and a brief description of the project/programme, etc. Year and activity wise distribution of different projects/programmes are presented in the Fig. A. The figure A indicated that highest number of projects/programmes were undertaken in 2001. The highest number of projects/programmes are 11% 15% related with awareness campaign. The 18% number of patient identification and 25% management related projects/ 31% programmes were the lowest. Among these projects/ programmes 84 projects Screening were related with water supply, 16 Mitigation Awareness projects were related with water Patients Identification & Support Integrated Approach resources aspects, 9 projects were related with hydrogeology, 4 projects Fig A: Distribution of project with respect to time and activity were related with agriculture. There were two policy related projects for sound implementation of the national policy for arsenic mitigation and implementation. 71% projects/programmes has been covering the rural areas and 29% project has been covering the urban areas represented in Fig. B. Among the projects/programmes 46% is completed and 54% is ongoing. A good number of

Covering projects will be completed within the June 2005. Mainly, Rural DPHE, DPHE/UNICEF, DPHE/DANIDA, BAMWSP, Areas BRAC, DCH, WV, IDE, AAN, NGO Forum for DWSS, BRDB, WPP, etc. organizations were involved with

Completed Project arsenic mitigation. The mitigation options were dug/ring

Ongoing wells, rainwater harvester (community/ household), deep project tube well, pond sand filter, arsenic iron removal plant, shallow shrouded tube wells, piped water supply system, Covering Arban community based arsenic mitigation technologies and Areas different types of household level arsenic removal technologies. A total number of 24529 deep tube wells, Fig B: Distribution of projects/programmeswith respect 1059 arsenic iron removal plant, 39 piped water supply to area and completion status system, 224 shallow shrouded tube wells were installed.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Integrated Approach for Mitigation of Arsenic Contamination of Drinking Water in Bangladesh An arsenic Mitigation project in Sharsha Upazila, Jessore Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Kayba Bashatpur Nizampur Sharsha Khulna Jessore Sharsha Goga Lakshampur Bagachra Benapole Putkhali Dihi Ulashi Which related area ; Water Supply ; Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? ; Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects ; Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support ; Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: January 2002 To: Ongoing Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? JICA Cost of the Project 36,839,000 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Asia Arsenic Network GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners

3. Contact person and Address Name Kazuyuki Kawahara Tel: 02-9894493 Address : House-142, Road-12, Block-E Fax: Banani, Dhaka 1213 email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are to attain the following activities in Sharsha Upazila: To identify the dimensions of arsenic contamination in terms of (a) contaminated tube wells (b) arsenocosis patients, to create and increase awareness among the people on the risks of arsenic among people, to secure and supply safe drinking water and to build up the capacity of local government institutions and among community people for the management of arsenic problem. The out come of the project through the activities upto February 2004 is summarized below • Identification of Dimension of Arsenic Contamination By the screening of all the tube wells for drinking in Sharsha upazila, It was found that 23% of them are contaminated with arsenic exceeding Bangladesh standard. It was found that the southern part of the region is highly contaminated 312 people were identified as arsenocosis patients by the medical experts • Awareness raising about the danger of Arsenic About 119042 villagers participated in the flip chart presentations, nutrition programmes and cultural programmes Survey on behavioral changes, conducted twice, showed that the number of users of red tube wells has decreased. • Provision for Safe Water 35 Dug wells sand filters, 1 PSF, 1 deep tube wells, were constructed by February, 2004 and 11 dug well sand filters are under construction, therefore 7,400 peoples of 1480 households have access to safe drinking water. The construction of a pipe line water supply facility started on March 2004. Another 12 PSFs will be installed by September 2004 Report can be found from the project completion report about the knowledge gains behavioral change and safe water options Integrated Approach: For effective arsenic mitigation, as integrated approach is essential involving expertise in mobilizing community, testing water quality, designing appropriate safe water option, and identifying the patients while giving proper advice on safe water and nutrition as well as medical care. The mobile arsenic center operation was an ideal approach in this regard to start with. Awareness Activities: To create and raise awareness on the risk of taking arsenic contaminated water, three major programme was undertaken during the project namely a flipchart presentation, a cultural programme and a nutrition programme. With each programme achieved a certain level of performance, an entertainment factor of the cultural programme consisting of jari and gambhira was well received by the villagers resulted as most effective to convey the massage. Other type of entertainment such as games and role-plays involving more active participation of villagers rather than providing them with information only. Construction of Safe water Options: To conduct such construction activities more extensively in wider areas, some kind of standardization of safe water device would be essential. Further studies are requited in this regard and indeed also 1) to assess the appropriateness of the current safe water device 2) to develop other safe water options for smaller or larger population then currently envisaged. The production of a manual on construction and O&M would be prerequisite for any standardization of safe water option Testing of Water Quality: The arsenic concentration tends to vary seasonally and with the passage of time. Water quality should be tested when any safe water device has been installed and monitored regularly. A thorough monitoring system, not only for arsenic but also for other substances such as ammonium, phosphate and coliform bacilli, should also be established and undertaken Patient Management: Patients should be confirmed by proper medical experts. Sometimes field workers are misguided by skin lessons. Such confirmed patients should receive proper advice on taking safe water, nutrition and treatment. During the project period its was observed that through the provision of safe water had improved the dermal symptoms of the patients at initial stage. There were case of health deterioration among the serious patients. It was recommended therefore to establish a system to monitor the health condition of the arsenocosis patients and to provide medicines and access to treatment considering the socio-economic condition in rural areas of Bangladesh. Community Participation: To ensure the sustainability community participation is must. In the project, the locally recruited field workers and field supervisors carried out the tube well screening. The ward AMCs and the user communities played a vital role in the installation of their safe water device. More active involvement of the community could be pursued vigorously in first identifying the problem and then planning how to solve it. Although the arsenic issue has currently difficult aspects for the villagers to tackle, it would be important for them to perceive the problem of their own to deal with it on their own appropriate guidance and support by an implementing agency and local government administration.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Rural Piped Water Supply in Borura Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ;completed. The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Adda Adra Dak. Bhabanipur Dak. Deora Dak. jalam Dak. Pyalgachha Dhaka Comilla Barura Dak Shilmuri Galimpur Uttar Bhabanipur Uttar Deora Uttar Jalam Uttar Khosbas Uttar Pyalgachha Uttar Shilmuri Which related area ; Water Supply ; Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects ; Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 2003 To: January 2004 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded ; Other please specify: Community Contribution If donor funded, What is the name of the donor DPHE/UNICEF Cost of the Project Tk. 754,000/= 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: BRAC GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Md. Jakariya Tel: 8824189-7, Ext. 2709 Address : Research and Evaluation Division Fax: 8802 8823614 Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee, BRAC Center, 75 Mohakhali, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objective of the project is to improve socio-economic condition and quality of rural life through ensuring arsenic free safe potable water supply expanding RDA-developed safe water model. The specific objective are • To install low-cost DTW with or without filtration plant for ensuring safe potable arsenic free drinking water supply according to the guidelines of WHO/Bangladesh standard • To develop health status of the rural people by increasing per-capita water consumption • To reduce the level of water born disease • To uplift socio-economic status of the rural people by engaging them in different income generating activities like irrigation, crop production, poultry and livestock rearing vegetable and nursery production, aquculture development and small cottage industry etc. The total number of beneficiaries are 228 families in the project area Lessons Learnt from BRAC's Arsenic Related Projects The technology for testing, however, needs further improvement; Local women with limited educational background can also be trained on preliminary identification of arsenicosis patients, awareness development on the issue, different alternative water supply options and monitoring of the option use in the areas. Local masons can be trained on the construction and manufacture of different options so that their expertise can be used to the maximum extent; Community mobilization and their involvement are essential for arsenic mitigation. People are willing to participate in testing, priority-setting, awareness-building, mitigation and cost-sharing; Not all villages are affected equally and hence there is a need for prioritization in intervention. For this we need to know which villages are most affected (with little or no source of arsenic free water); The feasibility, effectiveness, and acceptance of the safe water options vary from place to place. Some options have been found to be either technically inefficient or disliked by the community; others were found to have good potentials. There may not be a single but a combination of solutions; Newer options such as piped water supply, deep wells, and ‘reserved’ ponds should also be tried for feasibility and cultural acceptance; The safe water options supplied/installed in the community should be constantly monitored on a regular interval; any option can go wrong for lack of maintenance or other reasons. Regular monitoring of water treated by technologies using either surface or ground water should be monitored for different parameters. In case of ground water arsenic concentration and in case of surface water it should be tested for coliform bacteria. In Bangladesh. There was a lack of consistency in the results of laboratory tests, particularly for coliform bacteria, much of, which remained unexplained. In future, more attention needs to be given on proper testing of the water using scientific procedures; Awareness level varies from village to village, and hence the rate of people’s switching from contaminated tube wells to ‘safe’ sources varies. Villages with arsenicosis patients have the highest consciousness. Effective awareness campaign is necessary to motivate people to drink arsenic free water. Anecdotal evidences suggest not all options provided by the project area equally used; Many arsenicosis patients have been identified so far and more patients are being identified every day. Action must be taken immediately to avert the threat to health that is looming for much of the nation’s population. The first priority to the arsenic exposed people is to provide them with arsenic free safe water for both drinking and cooking purposes; Following provision of safe water and some ‘treatments’, many of the arsenicosis patients report an improvement; research is needed to find out effective treatment regimens for patients in different stages of arsenicosis; Many treatment units, either home-based or community-based, produce sludge that contains high concentration of arsenic. A countrywide proper management system for this sludge should be set up so that rural people can manage this sludge in a convenient way;

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Building Community Based Arsenic Mitigation Response, in Bhanga, Monirampur, Haimchar and Barura Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Algi Azimnagar Bhanga Chandra Gharua Hamirdi Faridpur Bhanga Kalamridha Kaolibera Manikdaha Nsirabad Nurullahganj Tuzarpur Dhaka Adda Adra Dak. Bhabanipur Dak. Deora Dak. jalam Dak. Pyalgachha Comilla Barura Dak Shilmuri Galimpur Uttar Bhabanipur Uttar Deora Uttar Jalam Uttar Khosbas Uttar Pyalgachha Uttar Shilmuri Bhojgati Chaluahati Dhakuria Durbadanga Haridaskati Hariharnagar Jhanpa Kashimnagar Khanpur Khulna Jessore Monirampur Khedapara Kultia Manirampur Manohpur Maswimnagar Nehalpur Rohita Shyamkur Char Bharabi Dak. Algi Durgapur Gazipur Chittagong Chandpur Haimchar Haim Char Nilkamal Utta. Algi Durgapur Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support ; Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: November 2001 To: December 2004 Funded by ; Donor Funded ; GOB ; Self Funded Other please specify: If donor funded, What is the name of the donor DPHE/UNICEF Cost of the Project Tk. 19,000,000/= 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: BRAC GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Md. Jakariya Tel: 8824189-7, Ext. 2709 Address : Research and Evaluation Division Fax: 8802 8823614 Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee, BRAC Center, 75 Mohakhali, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The general objective of the project is to aware people about the problem in order to avoid possible contamination of arsenocosis disease. The specific objectives are: • To develop working relationship with the different stakeholders of the project for the sustainable implementation of different project activities • To raise awareness in the community about the arsenic poisoning • To determine the extent of arsenic contamination in all tube well water of the project area • To develop resource maps of different villages of the project area which later will help safe water implementation plan The objectives on a national scale will be: • To add to the national knowledge base about the arsenic contamination health effects and potential solution • To develop a replicable model for arsenic mitigation which can be expanded into other upazilas and used by other agencies

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Pakundia Multipurpose Safe Piped Rural Water Supply Project in the Village Pakundia of Sonargaon Upazila Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ;completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Kachpur Sadipur Jampur Noagaon Sanmandi Baradi Dhaka Narayanganj Sonargaon Mugrapara Aminpur Baidyer Bazar Shambhupara Pirojpur Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the From: July 2001 To: January 2002 project/programmes Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded ; Other please specify: Community Contribution If donor funded, What is the DPHE/UNICEF/RDA name of the donor Cost of the Project Tk. 18,000,000/= 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: BRAC GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Md. Jakariya Tel: 8824189-7, Ext. 2709 Address : Research and Evaluation Division Fax: 8802 8823614 Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee, BRAC Center, 75 Mohakhali, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project

The objective of the project is to improve socio-economic condition and quality of rural life through ensuring arsenic free safe potable water supply expanding RDA-developed safe water model. The specific objective are:

• To install low-cost DTW with or without filtration plant for ensuring safe potable arsenic free drinking water supply according to the guidelines of WHO/Bangladesh standard

• To develop health status of the rural people by increasing per-capita water consumption

• To reduce the level of water born disease

• To uplift socio-economic status of the rural people by engaging them in different income generating activities like irrigation, crop production, poultry and livestock rearing vegetable and nursery production, aquaculture development and small cottage industry etc. At present the piped water system is serving about 117 benificiaries. The programme is designed to cover the whole village. Accordingly demand is incresing and motivation id given to villagers for getting atvantages of pipled water at hoome. The village has a total number of 494 families. BRAC has a plan to cover the whole village.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Arsenic in Tube Well Water and Health Consequences in Matlab (Mitigation Component) Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Baganbari Daskhin Nayergaon Daskhin Upadi Durgapur Eklashpur Farajkandi Islamabad Jahirabad Kalakanda Chittagong Chandpur Matlab Khadergaon Mohanpur Narayanpur Paschim Fatehpur Purbo Fatehpur Sadullahpur Shatnal Sultanbad Uttar Nayergaon Uttar Upadi Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the From: January 2001 To: June 2006 project/programmes Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify: If donor funded, What is the Sida name of the donor Cost of the Project Tk. 12,000,000/= 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: BRAC GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 ICDDRB GOB NGO ; R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Md. Jakariya Tel: 8824189-7, Ext. 2709 Address : Research and Evaluation Division Fax: 8802 8823614 Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee, BRAC Center, 75 Mohakhali, Dhaka email: [email protected]

• To develop working relationship with the different stakeholders of the project for the sustainable implementation of different project activities

• To raise awareness in the community about the arsenic poisoning • To determine the extent of arsenic contamination in all tube well water of the project area

• To develop resource maps of different villages of the project area which later will help safe water implementation plan The objectives on a national scale will be:

• To add to the national knowledge base about the arsenic contamination health effects and potential solution • To develop a replicable model for arsenic mitigation which can be expanded into other upazilas and used by other agencies

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Action Research into Community Based Arsenic Mitigation Project in the Upazila Sonargaon and Jhikargachha Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ;completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Kachpur Sadipur Jampur Noagaon Sanmandi Baradi Dhaka Narayanganj Sonargaon Mugrapara Aminpur Baidyer Bazar Shambhupara Pirojpur Ganganandpur Magura Simulia Gadkhali Jhikargachha Navaron Chittagong Jessore Jichargacha Panisara Nirbaskhola Hazaribagh Shankarpur Bankra Which related area ; Water Supply ; Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support ; Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: June 1999 To: February 2004 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB ; Self Funded ; Other please specify: Community Contribution If donor funded, What is the name of the donor DPHE/UNICEF Cost of the Project Tk. 29,000,000/= 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: BRAC GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners

3. Contact person and Address Name Md. Jakariya Tel: 8824189-7, Ext. 2709 Address : Research and Evaluation Division Fax: 8802 8823614 Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee, BRAC Center, 75 Mohakhali, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The general objectives of the project are to arrange the provision of safe water sources for the remaining potentially affected families in these upazilas and to ensure community contribution in order to develop long term sustainability of the provided options. The specific objectives are:

• To assess the present status of arsenic concentration in all green, cross marked and at least 10% of the red marked tube wells in the project areas

• To involve the community members choosing, financing, implementing and maintaining alternative sources of safe drinking water

• To ensure different options of cost sharing and financing in order to provide alternative safe water options with active participation of the communities

• To identify arsenic affected patients in the project areas and to provide treatment of referral whichever is appropriate

• To make community people aware of dangers of arsenic • To develop a system of involving the local communities and local level officials in different phases of project activities for long-term-sustainability of safe water implementation plan

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Building Community Based Arsenic Mitigation response in Itna and Nikli Kishoregonj Districts Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Singpur Karpasha Dampara Nikli Nikli Gurai Jaraitala

Dhaka Kishoregonj Raijuti Badla Barbari Dhanpur Itna Elongjuri Itna Mriga Joysiddhi

Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the From: July 2002 To: December 2002 project/programmes Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify: If donor funded, What is the DPHE/UNICEF name of the donor Cost of the Project Tk. 3,200,000/= 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: BRAC GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Md. Jakariya Tel: 8824189-7, Ext. 2709 Address : Research and Evaluation Division Fax: 8802 8823614 Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee, BRAC Center, 75 Mokhali, Dhaka email: [email protected]

• To develop working relationship with the different stakeholders of the project for the sustainable implementation of different project activities

• To raise awareness in the community about the arsenic poisoning

• To determine the extent of arsenic contamination in all tube well water of the project area

• To develop resource maps of different villages of the project area which later will help safe water implementation plan The objectives on a national scale will be:

• To add to the national knowledge base about the arsenic contamination health effects and potential solution

• To develop a replicable model for arsenic mitigation which can be expanded into other upazilas and used by other agencies

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Arsenic mitigation Continued safe water option under 15 Upazilla Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Babra Hachla Hamidpur Mauli Purulia Bauisona Joynagar Pahardanga Salamabad Khulna Narail Kalia Chanchari Kalabaria Paurashava Eliasabad Khasial Peruli Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: June 2001 To: on going Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? UNICEF-DPHE Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations

Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 DPHE/UNICEF ;GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 1 EPRC GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Bilqis Haque Tel: 8822772 Project Director Fax: Environment and Population Research Center (EPRC) 1/7, email: [email protected] Block E, Lalmatia, New H 242, R17 New DOHS Lake road

4. Brief Description of the Project Objectives Outputs Impact The objectives of the project are: • to Conduct well screening • to form the arsenic mitigation committee and trained them • to carry out campaign activities • To build the capacity of the people to approximately response to the arsenic mitigation water supply needs. To help the people to install, to operate and to maintain the most appropriate water options based on the available responses. The outputs of the Project are: • The community response capacity in terms of awareness and knowledge about the extent and impacts of the problem improved significantly. • The extent of the problem varied from 0 % to 100% contamination. The level was high as about 66% of the users of tubewells were exposed to greater than 0.05 mg/l of arsenic contaminated drinking water. There were 55 villages with 100% contaminated tubewells. • The capacity of the local government representatives in terms of knowledge and interest was built Th eimpact of the project are: • The deep tube-well was on the highest demand for safe water option. The people were willing to accept dug-well and rainwater harvesting options depending on their performance and non- availability of deep tube-wells. • Safe drinking water was supplied and made accessible to about 5500 house hold in close collaboration with DPHE and UNICEF members at field level as well as central level. The response and participation from the community was remarkable. The unmet need and demand for safe water is still high.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Arsenic Mitigation Activities for PEP Members Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ;completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ;some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Ambikapur Aliabad Char Madhabdia Gerda Krishnanagar Faridpur Sadar Ishan Gopalpur Maj Char Koijuri Kanaipur Nurullahganj Tujarpur Kalamridha Manikdha Chandar Dhaka Faridpur Bhnaga Azim nagar Gharua Nasirabad Bhanga Algi Kawlibera Nagarkanda Laskerdia Talma Dangi Katchnail Nagarkanda Phulsuti Char Joshordi Purapara Majhardia Sonapur Kadambari Amgram Mohendradi Rajoir Hossenpur Barisal Madaripur Rajoir Bajitpur Kobirajpur Ishibpur Badarpasha Khalia Which related area ; Water Supply ; Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support ; Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: December 2002 To: June 2004 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Sida Cost of the Project 3 million SEK 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: BRDB ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Ferozul Islam Tel: Address : Executive Director, Productive Employment Project, Fax: BRDB, PEP HQ, Fardipur-7800 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The principal objective of the pilot phase of the project is to provide sustainable source of arsenic free drinking water to the PEP group members as well as other communities thus reducing the risk of arsenic related disease. The specific objectives are: • Provide sustainable source of arsenic free safe drinking water • Identify and implement the best arsenic mitigation approach/technology that includes both technical and socio-economic aspects/strategies • Help reduce risk and threats of arsenic related disease • Generate increased awareness among people about arsenic and consequences of using arsenic contaminated water • Establish linkages between GOB and NGOs involved in arsenic mitigation activities both local and national level and share relevant information and experiences/ideas, Assist improved access to information for all categories of stakeholders A total number of 7932 tube wells have been screened. Some awareness material have been developed. Bill boards are installed. 233 dug wells, 94 rain water harvesting unit and fifteen deep tube wells has been installed. 65 household level filters have been distributed among the arsenic effective peoples. Total beneficiary coverage is 7500 families. Lessons Learnt • This is a holistic project which brought several components (training, awareness building, monitoring, and alternative arsenic free water options) within one umbrella of one programme. Community based participatory approach with "informed consent" can make a project successful, popular and effective • Ownership developing through deed of agreement is the new innovative concept, and could be further replicated in other places. • People are willing to pay if rationale behind the paying is clearly explained • Existing grassroots level groups/institutions built for microcredit purpose can be utilized for other programmes of significant importance • Awareness building through IEC materials/activities is a precondition to successful implementation of community based approach • Use of water by a large number of non-PEP people in the community is a notable achievement of the project • Regular monitoring of water quality parameters helped to maintain proper quality of water • People are learning to use water differently. This a new culture that is gradually being inculcated in the mindset of the people. • Emphasis on surface water through DW and RWH provided is a less risky option for arsenic mitigation. people have accepted these two options and consider that these would be popular in future PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE: 10 Page 13 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE

1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Deep Aquifer Characterization and Mapping Project, Phase I Chandpur, Madaripur) (Pilot Project) Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Uttar Gohat Paschim Sahadebpur Dakshim Kochua Dakhin Gohat Ashrafpur Chittagong Chandpur Kochua Purbo Pathair Purbo Sahadebpur Karaia Uttar Kachua Pearpur Bitara Paschim Pathair Madaripur Bahadurpur Dudkhali Kalikapur Kunia Madaripur Chilarchar Ghatmajhi Kendua Mustafapur Rasti Sadar Dhurail Jhaudi Khoajpur Panchkhola Sirkhara Which related area ; Water Supply ; Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? ; Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support ; Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: May 2003 To: Ongoing Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Through BAMWSP IDA Cost of the Project Tk. 12,500,000 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: BAMWSP ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 Bangladesh Water Development Board ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3 Geological Survey of Bangladesh ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 4 United States Geological Survey GOB NGO R. Organization Universities ; Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Anwar Zahid Tel: 8121272 Address : Hydrogeologist, Ground Water Hydrologist, BWDB, Fax: 72, Green Road, Dhaka-1205 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The main objectives of the programme is to identify arsenic free safe deep aquifers and to determine their characteristics. The work component involved • Detection of subsurface lithology and location of aquifers at project area • Detection and characterization of aquifer properties • Identification of surface geological and morphological features • Identification of water quality situation throughout the upazila • Identification of arsenic distribution patterns in aquifers in broad scale • Determination of spot elevations at different location by surveying to monitor the movement of groundwater The outputs of the project • Fresh water aquifer information regarding arsenic contamination of ground water. • Vulnerability of the aquifers from both arsenic and other water ingredients in terms of qualitative and quantitative measures Ground water is the main source for drinking and irrigation in Kachua upazila are. This is mainly withdrawn from shallow depths. The upper aquifer system of the area is fairly good but due to water quality hazard like iron arsenic chloride in most part of the upazila, it is not completely suitable for the development of ground water resources. The study area consists primarily of old floodplain deposits of the Meghna river. There is a complex area variability of the hydrogeologic characteristics as a consequences of flood plain depositional history of the formations that complies the aquifer Lessons Learnt: Ground water Hydrogeology of BWDB has the mandate of monitoring the status of ground water and render advisory services on the use of groundwater allover Bangladesh. As ground water Hydrogeology has the long working and study experience in the field of hydrogeological investigation since 1960s Local Government Agencies may have close association with this institutions in such project activities. DPHE and BAMWSP may utilize expertise service from well experiences professionals of ground water Hydrogeology for ground water investigation and water supply. Present capacity of ground water Hydrogeology needs to be strengthen for hydrogeological as well as deep aquifer investigation and mapping projects by providing additional rigs, equipment, lab facilities etc. to facilitate commitment in the implementation for arsenic mitigation in Bangladesh

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Page 14 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: WATSAN Partnership Project Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Rajshahi Chapai Nawabganj Bholahat Bholahat Daldali Gohalbari Jambaria Ranihati Alatuli Chapai Nawabganj Debinagar Jhilim Shahjahanpur Chapai Nawabganj Balidanga Char Anupnagar Gobratala Maharajpur Sundarpur Baragharia Char Bagdanga Islampur Narayanpur Alinagar Chowdala Radhanagar Parbatipur Boalia Gomastapur Chapai Nawabganj Bhangabari Gomastapur Rohanpur Nachole Fatehpur Kasba Nachole Nizampur Binodpur Dhainagar Kansat Nayanaobhanga Shahbajpur Chak Kirti Durlabhpur Manakosa Panka Shibganj Shibganj Daipukuria Ghorapakhia Mobarakpur Satrujitpur Shyampur Uzirpur Arani Bajubagha Gargari Pakuria Manigram Bagha Bagha Bausa Auch Para Bhabaniganj Goalkandi Jhikra Maria Barabihanali Dwippur Gobinda Para Jugipara Nardas Baghmara Basu Para Ganipur Hamirkutsha Kachhari Kayali Para Sonadanga Rajshahi (640 Sreepur Subhadanga Taherpur Nos villages) Boalia Rajshahi Charghat Bhaya Lakshmipur Nimpara Salua Sardah Charghat Yusufpur Deluabari Dharmapur Jhaluka Joynagar Kismat Gankair Durgapur Rajshahi Maria Noapara Basudebpur Deopara Gogram Mohanpur Rishikul Godagari Char Ashariadaha Godagari Matikata Pakri Bakshimail Dhurail Ghasigram Jahanabad Maugachhi Mohanpur Raighati Baragachhi Darshan Para Harian Hujuri Para Parila Paba Damkur Haragram Haripur Noahata Baneshwar Bel Pukuria Bhalukgachhi Jeopara Puthia Puthia Silmaria Badhair Kamargaon Saranjai Tanore Talanda Tanore Kalma Pachandar Which related area covers/covered? ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 1999 To: 2001 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? SDC Cost of the Project 42.96 (in million Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: CARE Bangladesh GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 PMU-Partner NGOs GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Salim Reza Khan Tel: 8114207-9 Ext 114 Address : Information Officer Fax: Care Bangladesh, Kawran Bazzer, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objective of the project are: • To improve the capacity of fifteen partner NGOs of the operational area in Hygiene Behavior Change and Arsenic mitigation programming by providing technical assistance and on site support • To increase and improve the service delivery in operational areas by MOHFW field staff through capacity and skill development. • To increase the awareness of the community of the project areas on arsenic contamination and alternative options of safe drinking water • To identify the arsenic affected tube wells and make alternative technologies for water treatment available based on the demand of the villagers. • Link and phase in with Bangladesh Arsenic Mitigation Water Supply Project (BAMWSP) PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE: 12

Page 15 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: SAFER Arsenic Pilot Project Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Chittaging Chittagong Sitakunda Amirabad Village

2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization

1 Lead Agency: CARE Bangladesh GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 FPP and Shahar Projects GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners

3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Salim Reza Khan Tel: 8114207-9 Ext 114 Address : Information Officer Fax: Care Bangladesh, Kawran Bazzer, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project

This component of CARE, Bangladesh is addressing the arsenic issue through its FPP and SHAHAR projects. The objectives of the project are : • To count the number of arsenic contaminated tube wells in the village • To improve the knowledge, attitudes and practices of local people about arsenic and about drinking water • To identify alternative water sources • To cerate public awareness • To provide bucket treatment unit

Befroe the arsenic pilotproject started in December 1999 baseline study found that 80 percent of the local populationknew that arsenic effects the human body, but only 24% were aware of the red and green marking system. Most of the people were drinking hand tube well water and the majority cooked with pond water. After six months of SAFER project intervention, 91 % of the survey respondents were familiar with the word arsenic. All knew however, that there is a problem with the hand tube well water. 97% knew that arsenic entered into the human body by drinking it. PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE: 13

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Integrated Foood Security Programme

Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Netrokona Kishoreganj Sunamganj Kurigram Gaibandha Sirajganj Dinakpur Pourashava Jessore Pourashava Mymenshingh Pourashava Tongi Gazipur Pourashava

2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: CARE Bangladesh GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 FPP and Shahar Projects GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Salim Reza Khan Tel: 8114207-9 Ext 114 Address : Information Officer Fax: Care Bangladesh, Kawran Bazzer, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project

This component of CARE, Bangladesh is addressing the arsenic issue through its FPP and SHAHAR projects. The activities of the project included • Tube well screening for arsenic contamination in the project area • Creating arsenic awareness among the peoples about the drinking of arsenic contaminated in the project area. • Implementation and installation alternative safe water option in the project area. • Identification patients and referrals

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Page 17 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Impact of Arsenic Contamination on Agricultural Sustainability and Food Quality Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Arjuntala Chhatarpaia Kabilpur Kesharpar Nabipur Noakhali Senbag Bijoybagh Dumuria Kadra Mohammadpur Basudeb Char Islampur Dakshin Shuhilpur Majlishpur Paschim Sharifpur Barail Dakshin Araisidha Dakshin Singerbil Paharpur Purba Sharifpur Chittagon Budhanti Dakshin Ichhapur Harashpur Pattan Purba Talsahar B’Baria B'baria Sadar Chandura Dakshin Natai Machhihata Paschim Talsahar Ramrail Sadekpur Uttar Araisidha Uttar Natai Uttar Singerbil Budhol Sultanpur Uttar Ichhapur Uttar Shuhilpur Bishnupur Ambikapur Aliabad Char Madhabdia Gerda Krishnanagar Dhaka Faridpur Faridpur Sadar Maj Char Koijuri Kanaipur Ishan Gopalpur Dhandia Sarulia Kumira Tentulia Nagarhaza Jessore Satkhira Tala Islamkati Khal Ishakhali Tala Magura Khalilnagar Jalalpur Khesra Baragachhi Darshan Para Harian Hujuri Para Parila Rajshahi Rajshahi Paba Damkur Haragram Haripur Noahata 22 upazila One hundred and eighty-four unions of ninety-two thanas all over the country (except the eastern hills) Cornell University (CU), BAU Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects ; Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: To: Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? USAID Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: CIMMYT GOB NGO ; R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 Texas A&M University (TAMU) GOB NGO R. Organization ; Universities Development Partners 3 Cornell University (CU) GOB NGO R. Organization ; Universities Development Partners 4 Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute (BARI) ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 5 Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (BRRI) ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 6 Bangladesh Institute of Nuclear Agriculture (BINA) ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 7 Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU) ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Craig A. Meisner (Chief of Party), Dr. G.M. Panaullah (Affiliate Scientist) Tel: 8913064, 8916929 Ext 115 Address : CIMMYT Bangladesh Fax: 8913064, 8916929 House # 18, Rd # 4, Sector # 4, Uttara, Dhaka 1230 email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project Four programme is running/completed under this project. These are Program 1: Assessment of arsenic in irrigation water, soils and rice grain and straw Program 2: Nationwide survey of arsenic in irrigation water, soils and crop Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute (BARI)ps Program 3: National capacity building Program 4: Sponsorship of advanced education and research (PhD level studies) A R&D program was initiated in early 2002 with four national and three international partners with the following major objectives. National capacity building to enable the Bangladeshi agricultural research institutions and scientists to conduct R&D work on As in agriculture. • Evaluation of the impact of As contamination in water and soils on crop productivity and quality. • Understanding the chemistry and mineralogy of As in soils as they relate to the uptake and accumulation of the element in crops. • Development of water-soil-crop management practices to manage the Ass problem in crop production systems and reduce the As load on the food chain.

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Page 18 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: WATSAN Partnership Project Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Rajshahi Chapai Nawabganj Bholahat Bholahat Daldali Gohalbari Jambaria Ranihati Alatuli Chapai Nawabganj Debinagar Jhilim Shahjahanpur Chapai Nawabganj Balidanga Char Anupnagar Gobratala Maharajpur Sundarpur Baragharia Char Bagdanga Islampur Narayanpur Alinagar Chowdala Radhanagar Parbatipur Boalia Gomastapur Chapai Nawabganj Bhangabari Gomastapur Rohanpur Nachole Fatehpur Kasba Nachole Nizampur Binodpur Dhainagar Kansat Nayanaobhanga Shahbajpur Chak Kirti Durlabhpur Manakosa Panka Shibganj Shibganj Daipukuria Ghorapakhia Mobarakpur Satrujitpur Shyampur Uzirpur Arani Bajubagha Gargari Pakuria Manigram Bagha Bagha Bausa Auch Para Bhabaniganj Goalkandi Jhikra Maria Barabihanali Dwippur Gobinda Para Jugipara Nardas Baghmara Basu Para Ganipur Hamirkutsha Kachhari Kayali Para Sonadanga Rajshahi (640 Sreepur Subhadanga Taherpur Nos villages) Boalia Rajshahi Charghat Bhaya Lakshmipur Nimpara Salua Sardah Charghat Yusufpur Deluabari Dharmapur Jhaluka Joynagar Kismat Gankair Durgapur Rajshahi Maria Noapara Basudebpur Deopara Gogram Mohanpur Rishikul Godagari Char Ashariadaha Godagari Matikata Pakri Bakshimail Dhurail Ghasigram Jahanabad Maugachhi Mohanpur Raighati Baragachhi Darshan Para Harian Hujuri Para Parila Paba Damkur Haragram Haripur Noahata Baneshwar Bel Pukuria Bhalukgachhi Jeopara Puthia Puthia Silmaria Badhair Kamargaon Saranjai Tanore Talanda Tanore Kalma Pachandar Which related area covers/covered? ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies Hydrogeology Health Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 1999 To: 2001 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? SDC Cost of the Project 42.96 (in million Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DASCOH GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 PMU-Partner NGOs GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: 9882657 Address : DASCOH Fax: 8802 9882659 House # 35, Road # 117, Gulshan, Dhaka 1212 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project WATSAN partnership Project is trying to combat the arsenic problem by developing and adopting simple and affordable technologies for the rural community in the project area. While on the way to implement the activities, incremental demand came from the severely affected community to arrange alternative options for arsenic free safe water. Realizing the need of the community to arrange alternative option for arsenic safe water. Realizing the need of the community WATSAN partnership project facilitated the community people through PNGOs to renovate or excavate dug wells in the community through cost sharing basis as it supposed that the surface water is arsenic safe. To address the need of the community a total number of 129 dug wells have been renovated or excavated in 15 PNGO areas of WPP (62 under PFRF and of WPP and 30 under Mitigation Team of WPP in 2000-01 and 37 under DASCOH WPP in June 2002-2003) and the community have already started using the dug well water. The dug well after preliminary assessment, is treated as potential alternative option for arsenic safe potable water. To ensure safe drinking water for a large number of rural people, monitoring on the WPP implemented dug wells have been continuing and supports provided as per needs. The technical report on dug well's perfromance is available. PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE: 16

Page 19 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Arsenic Problem Causes and Remedies in Bangladesh Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented ; all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 1996 To: On Going Funded by Donor Funded GOB ; Self Funded ; Other please specify: SOES, JU, India If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Not Applicable Cost of the Project 75,00,000.00 (Yearly) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Dhaka Community Hospital GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 SOES, JU, Kolkata India GOB NGO R. Organization ; Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Jabed Yousuf Tel: 9351190-1, 8314887 Address: 190/1 Baro Moghbazzar Fax: 8802 938706 Wireless Railgate, Dhaka-117 Email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are • Water samples test of HTWs and DTWs all over Bangladesh by AAS method • Patient Identification and biological sample test (urine, blood, nail, hair and skin) • Patient Management and follow up • Awareness building • Knowledge dissemination on arsenic mitigation • Preparation of a database on arsenic contamination and arsenicosis • Prepare a national Map on Arsenic Outputs: • Tube well water sample: 50000 tested by AAS (47% Arsenic Contamination) • Patient sample tested: 11450 (urine, Nail, Skin)

Impact: • Highlight arsenic problem • Knowledge gather about alternative water option • Given priority surface water for alternative water option Lessons Learn: Massive awareness campaign is very much essential along with long term tube well testing, patient identification and safe water option activities. Local community must be involved in the project activities. People are willing to participate in tube well testing and mitigation activities. PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE: 17

Page 20 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Action Research On Community Based Arsenic Mitigation Project Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Rajshahi Pabna Bera Bera Municipality Jatsakini Ruppur Masundia Nutun Vharenga Puratan Vharenga Haturia-nakalia Dhalar Char Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 1999 To: On going Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB ; Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor UNICEF-DCH Cost of the Project 43,74,320 Tk. 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Dhaka Community Hospital GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 Department of Public Health and Engineering ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3 UNICEF GOB NGO R. Organization Universities ; Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Jabed Yousuf Tel: 9351190-1, 8314887 Address : 190/1 Baro Moghbazzar Fax: 8802 938706 Wireless Railgate, Dhaka-117 email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are: • Reduced prevalence of arsenocosis • Knowledge, attitude and practice of community regarding arsenic contamination of ground water an its impact on family and community health • Available alternative water sources in the community and Arsenic free tube wells identifications • Accessible and affordable alternative arsenic free safe water options are available in the community. • Community committee formed to ensure for getting safe water • Capacity building of the community in order to sustain the programme in the long run • Identification and management of the arsenocosis patients • Increase awareness of the community regarding arsenic disaster The outputs of the project are • Tube well screening : 14407, Arsenic free : 7396 • Weekly arsenic clinic in the project area., 120 patients are getting treatment and follow up by trained doctor of DCH at free of cost • 85 patients form other areas (Bera Upazila) enjoying the same facilities, 22 serious patients have got hospital treatment. Mitigation Options: PSF-5, Rain water harvesting (converted sand filter)-10, Dug well-80, Kalshi and shari filter-1995, Bucket filter-50 and TSF-4 were distributed among the community people. Impact: Arsenic free safe water options have been provided for the community people 23.2% of the population of the upazila were getting arsenic free safe water (3557 families. In some cases specially for the dug well and pitcher some options have been installed by the community people by their own resources and also peoples are increasing the coverage by their own initiative Lessons learnt: • Arsenic is a major public health problem. But people knew very few little before the project activities started. Now the people know the health hazard due to arsenic poisoning. Community people are very much responsive to the project activities. • With a limited training local people can do testing of tube well water efficiently. But the testing kit (Merck) is a problem that can not detect properly upto the permissible limit. A national standard and quality field kits are essential for rapid testing in the field level. We found the kit has got some limitation to give 100% correct results. Patient identification is not an easy task to the health workers. They unable to identify patient properly and some time they do wrong. Trained doctor must be involved to identify the arsenic patients have to confirm by biological testing. Female persons are not interested to see the doctor for their social problem, which they might face. • Continuous patient management is needed. Patient support should be provided through trained doctor. Arsenic patients are facing social problem. Women and children are facing more social problem than male. Most of the people have got the idea that arsenocosis is a disease like leprosy. Community people should be motivated about the arsenic poisoning and arsenic patient • Massive awareness campaign is very much essential along with long term tube well testing, patient identification and safe water option activities. Local community must be involved in the project activities. People are willing to participate in tube well testing and mitigation activities. • People like household option, which is cost effective and less maintenance, permanent. They want water as much as they want. Community based options always have some reservation. People who have the tube well are ready to pay for the affordable options with their own ownership. Option should continue water quality monitoring which is at present very costly and testing facilities is not available in the rural areas even in the cities. Water quality monitoring is a continuous, which should continue by the community and facilities should be created at local level. • There should be a proper understanding with different GOB department and the implementor. Proper coordination is very much essential in the field level. Arsenic is a multi-dimetional problem. It cannot be solved over night. It takes time and continuous activities along with proper action research. More research is needed on safe water options, arsenic effect on human and food chain. Lot of water treatment options is coming in the country to do business. This should be handled carefully

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Page 21 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Community Based Arsenic Mitigation Project Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ;completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Chitrakot Sekharnagar Rajnagar Kayain Basail Balu Char Latubdi Rasunia Dhaka Munshiganj SerajdiKhan Kola Bayragadi Ichapura Jainsar Malkhanagar Madhyapara Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ;Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 1999 To: May 2003 Funded by ; Donor Funded ; GOB ; Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? UNICEF-DPHE-DCH Cost of the Project 33,85,392 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Dhaka Community Hospital GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 Department of Public Health Engineering ;GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Jabed Yousuf Tel: 9351190-1, 8314887 Address : 190/1 Baro Moghbazzar Fax: 8802 938706 Wireless Railgate, Dhaka-117 email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The project activities included: • Community Involvement: Community awareness, community meeting, committee formation, upazila coordination meeting • Selection of Appropriate Technology: Situation analysis and need assessment and site selection • Training: training of workers and system caretakers and users • Installation of Options and monitoring The objectives of the project are: • Assessment of arsenic contamination • Development of alternative safe drinking water sources • Awareness building Outputs of the Project: • Total tested tube wells: 18631, Red TW: 8795, Green: 9926 • Pond sand filter installation 5 Nos., Rain water harvesting unit installation: 106, Dug well installation: 39 Impact: Arsenic free safe water options have been provided for the community people 5968 of the people of the upazila were getting arsenic free safe water 1085 families. In some cases specially for the dug well have been installed by the community people by their own resources and also peoples are increasing the coverage by their own initiative There was a very positive community attitude to seeking alternatives (e.g. while unwilling to use PSF, dug wells were community proposed). The community supported the project and project personnel throughout the implementation period and the number of dug wells increased from 10 to 39 because of community enthusiasm Capacity build up local level people Lessons Learnt: • People were not willing to allow their ponds to be used for PSF because they were using them for fish culture. This would have to have been stopped for ponds used for water supply and the economic loss would be too great a burden. Hence community driven decision reduced the number of PSFs to 8 from 32. Dug wells and RWH units were provided in places where PSF were to have been provided • At the beginning it was decided to provide 30 Proshika-Canada filters. But this decision was canceled at the coordination meeting of DPHE- UNICEF. This also caused implementation plans to be revised • The project was implemented from November to May. Most of this period was dry. Hence construction works were not hampered due to bad weather

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Page 22 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Community Based Safe water Supply Provision in Sirajdikhan Upazila Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Chitrakot Sekharnagar Rajnagar Kayain Basail Balu Char Latubdi Rasunia Dhaka Munshiganj Sirajdikhan Kola Bayragadi Ichapura Jainsar Malkhanagar Madhyapara Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ;Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: November 2002 To: January 2004 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? UNICEF-DPHE Cost of the Project 89,00000 Tk. 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Dhaka Community Hospital GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 Department of Public Health Engineering ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Jabed Yousuf Tel: 9351190-1, 8314887 Address : 190/1 Baro Moghbazzar Fax: 8802 938706 Wireless Railgate, Dhaka-117 email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The purpose of the project is to provide safe drinking water in Sirajdikhan upazila, an area located on the flood plain. The project activities included community involvement: community awareness, community meeting, committee formation, upazila coordination meeting; selection of appropriate technology: situation analysis, need assessment, site selection; training: training of workers caretakers and users; installation of mitigation options and Monitoring. In the 1st phase a total number of 106 nos. rain water harvesting unit, 39 nos. dug well and 8 nos. PSF was installed. In the second phase 1016 nos. rainwater harvesting unit and 50 nos. dug well was installed. The project successfully achieved its implementation targets on time within the budget. The exception being in delays in water quality testing, some of which could only be done after the end of the project. The positive outcomes of the project are • The project was implemented from November to May. Most of this period is dry hence the construction works were not hampered due to bad weather. • There is a very positive attitude seeking alternatives (e.g. while unwilling to use PSF, dug wells were community proposed). The community support of the project and project personnel throughout the implementation period and the number of dug wells increased from 10 to 39 because of the community enthusiasm. • The water column in a dug wells at the driest period was 4 to 4.5 ft. The amount is sufficient to serve the communities Some important recommendation regarding the mitigation options are • Water options should be provided at free of cost for the hardcore people • A pipe water supply should be undertaken to access for cost effectiveness and community ease accessibility • Where iron concentration is very high trails should be undertaken to fine appropriate low cost technology to solve the problem

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Page 23 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Emergency Arsenic Screening Project Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Bagmara Bhulain Perul Bakai Belghar Lakshan Paschim Gaon Mudafargani Purbo Laksham Purbo Goobindapur Purbo Uttadha Paschim Uttardha Chittagong Comilla Laksham Uttar Jhalam Paschim Gobindapur Dakhin Jhalam Uttar Hawla Purbo Baisgaon Dakhin Hawla Lakshimanpur Paschim Baisgaon Paschim Nathepeetua Purbo Nathepeetua Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology √ Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: November 2003 To: Continued Funded by Donor Funded GOB ; Self Funded ; Other please specify: BAMWSP If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Not applicable Cost of the Project 3070286 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Dhaka Community Hospital GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Jabed Yousuf Tel: 9351190-1, 8314887 Address : 190/1 Baro Moghbazzar Fax: 8802 938706 Wireless Railgate, Dhaka-117 email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The major activities included test and mark arsenic contaminated tube well by field kit, identification and management of arsenic patient, provide alternative safe water, awareness creation, community mobilization and empowerment, ensuring of local participation, assessment of arsenic contamination in hand pump project. The objectives of the project are: • Assessment of arsenic contamination • Development of alternative safe drinking water sources • Local resource mobilization and capacity building Outputs: Total Tube well testing by field test kit: 39985 No. of As. Contamination Tube well : 30697(80.78%) Patient identified: 2302 Impact: Most of the people aware about arsenic problem in this upazilla Capacity build up community people Lessons Learnt UNO and other Govt. official, chairman were ver cooperative. But proper project design is needed and some budgetary allocation should be provided for the local administration. DCH put forward some points based on its experience • Some budgetary allocations should be made for the local management office of UNO DPHE and UP • Proper planning/design of a particular upazila should be made with discussion with concern Upazila departments (UNO, DPHE, Upazila Health Complex and UP Chairman and member. • Training should be at least 4 days • Selection of FST should be made more carefully and UNO and SAE of DPHE should play role • Regular coordination meeting at upazila level should be held under the Chairmanship of UNO • Supervisory manpower should be increased. At least one supervisor will be engaged for one union • Fund release rule should be change and advance payments should be made.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Assessment of Arsenic Contamination in Hand Pump Project Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Municipality/Unions Gazipur , Dinajpur, Mymenshing Tungi, Sader, Nagaswari, Jessore, Kurigam Rowmari, Rajibpur, Sagahat Gaibandha Bogra and Fulchari , Sariakandi Sunamganj Dherai, Nikli, Karimganj Keshorganj Mohonganj Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: October 2001 To: March 2002 Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Care Bangladesh Cost of the Project 2600000 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Dhaka Community Hospital GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Jabed Yousuf Tel: 9351190-1, 8314887 Address : 190/1 Baro Moghbazzar Fax: 8802 938706 Wireless Railgate, Dhaka-117 email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project CARE Bangladesh is implementing various projects to elevate poverty in different areas of Bangladesh. CARE also provides safe water to the community. The DCH is the implementing agency of this project. They worked in shahar areas and the FPP areas of the CARE's working area. The activities included are selection and training of staffs for tube well testing technique, community mobilization, holding community meeting and dissemination of tube well testing results. They uses the NIPSOM test kit for marking the tube wells for arsenic. 10 % of the samples were cross checked in the laboratories. They have provided testing card to the owners. Aware comminutes for arsenic hazard. The objectives of the project is: • To raise awareness of the arsenic contamination and its health hazard • To determine the extent of arsenic contamination through tube well testing Outputs: In the 4 SHAHAR areas, DCH has tested all the tube well using field kit (NIPSOM) and 9 (0.1%) tube wells have found contaminated (>0.05 mg/l, Bangladesh maximum permissible level) 7 tube well of Jessore, 1 tube well of Mymenshing and 1 tube well of Tongi (Gazipur) areas have found contaminated. No tube well has found contaminated ((>0.05 mg/l) in Dinajpur. In the 11 FFP project areas DCH has tested all TWs using field test kits (NIPSOM) and has found that 17 (1.7%) of the hand tubewells of Kurigram sader, 14 (1.2%) Nageswari, 5 (0.7%) Rowmari, 14 (1.5%) Rajibpur of Kurigam district, 39 (2.8%) of Sagahat and 5 (0.3%) Fulchhari of Gaibandha district, 5 (0.7%) of Sariakandi of Bogra district , 38 (50%) of Dherai of Sunamganj district 77 (16.3%) Karimganj and 78 (24%) of Nikli of Kishorganj district 95 (55.6%) Mohonganj of Netrakona district arsenic contaminated (>0.05 mg/l) Total 8532 tube wells have been tested and 387 ( 4.6%) tube well have been found contaminated (>0.05 mg/l) in the FFP project areas. And have been found 56 tube wells disorder during testing period. Lessons Learnt: • Proper and continuous awareness campaigning should be done to aware people about the health hazard of arsenic. • A joint briefing meeting between the Field level CARE staffs and the DCH project staffs was needed • Need a common protocol of testing and campaigning the common understanding • Kit should be validated properly by doing lab test • Mitigation plan should be integrated along with the testing

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1. Name of the Project/Programmers: Arsenic Patient Identification and Management in 14 Upazilas Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District DCH Upazilas Unions Chadpur Haimchar 6 Faridpur Bhanga 12 Comilla Muradnagar Barura , Homna 22 Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Bancharampur 21 Jessore Manirampur 17 Madaripur Shibchar Rajoir 19 Barisal Babugonj Narail Kalia Chuadanga Damurhuda Munshiganj Serajdikhan 14 Which related area covers/covered? Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From:Dec.2000 To: Nov.2001 Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? UNICEF Cost of the Project 12062400 Tk. 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Dhaka Community Hospital GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 DGHS GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Jabed Yousuf Tel: 9351190-1, 8314887 Address: 190/1 Baro Moghbazzar Fax: 8802 938706 Wireless Railgate, Dhaka-117 email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The principal activities included patient identification and management, prepare patient baseline, awareness building, provide alternative safe water and information dissemination. DCH has formed a monitoring team to monitor the field activities.. Team members visits all the upazila and monitor the field activities. The principal objectives of the project are development of a patient management protocol and the capacity building of local health facilities and awareness raising. A total number of patients identified 2286 from a total population 6720062. A total number of 8503 Nos tube wells have been screened. Out of which 387 Nos was found red and 8116 was found green. The most important findings is age group 16-45 years highest number of patients 75.6%. The survey also indicated that the majority of the patients 88.6% belongs to Tk, 5000/= or below per month income indicating the nutritional level of individual may have some relation with arsenic in case finding. 36% of patients had low BMI that indicates also low level of nutrition status. Arsenic in nail clippings has found above normal level in 99.5% sample. 34% nail samples contain 2 times higher arsenic than normal level. 16.2% samples contain arsenic more than ten times. Other findings is that the majority of the patients (61.5%) are suffering for 2 to 5 years. It has been observed that health workers identified 2553 patients but doctors confirmed only 651, It indicated that health workers need more training with practical classes. DGHS has found 722 patients surveyed in seven upazilas but 1637 patients was identified by DCH survey. There is a huge patient gap in these working areas. The most important recommendations are patient referral system should be established for better management of the arsenic patient and strong effective supervision team of upazila Health Complex is needed. Outputs: DCH identify Total 1637 patients Arsenicosis patient in 7 Upazilla ( house to house screening ) , DCH-DGHS jointly identified Total 722 Arsenicosis patient in 7 Upazilla ( by Health camp) Impact: Decrees misconception about arsenicosis disease Lessons learnt: • Some patient dislike to establish himself as arsenicosis patient but after a certain period they come to office registration under the condition to keep it secret. • Most of the people are more interested about alternative safe water option rather then treatment. We couldn’t satisfy them by our current suggestion (e.g. Dug well, Pond, RWH & River water after boiling ) • All project activities should be integrated approach. Some patients are undiagnosed because during the screening procedure they were not at home. • No facilities in Upazilla Health Complex for Arsenicosis patient & Management in every affected areas. • Have to develop proper & effective appropriate sample collection guideline. zLocal govt. & elected representatives (Chairman & Members) are very active and cooperative on arsenic issue.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Patient Identification and Management Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

25 areas of 21

upazilas

Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 1996 To: On going Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Not Applicable Cost of the Project 7000000 Tk. Yearly 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Dhaka Community Hospital GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Jabed Yousuf Tel: 9351190-1, 8314887 Address : 190/1 Baro Moghbazzar Fax: 8802 938706 Wireless Railgate, Dhaka-117 email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The principal activities included continuous patient identification, provide treatment, social awareness creation, patient follow up, patient database and provide alternative safe water to patient facilities. The objectives of the projects are: • Continuous arsenic patient identification and management • Patient rehabilitation (physical, social and economical) • Community awareness • Information dissemination

Outputs: Arsenic Patient Management and Treatment Center established.

Impact: Before this center the arsenic patient did not have enough idea about the arsenic. The arsenic patients are coming in this center to get the health care service and social awareness from this center. All the patients have a family health card and they get free treatment form this centers. These centers also developed a referral system for the arsenic patient.

Lessons Learnt: All the Thana Health Complex does not have any facility to provide the service for arsenic patients. So these centers are very helpful for the arsenic patients.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Arsenic Patient Management in Hospital Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions All over

Bangladesh Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 1996 To: On going Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Not Applicable Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Dhaka Community Hospital GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Jabed Yousuf Tel: 9351190-1, 8314887 Address : 190/1 Baro Moghbazzar Fax: 8802 938706 Wireless Railgate, Dhaka-117 email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project

The principal activities included patient treatment at out door, investigation support (pathological and others) admission and treatment including support and long term follow up and physical rehabilitation. The objectives of the projects are: • Better treatment of serious patients • Development of a patient database NB: The project area mentioned serious arsenocosis patients of Bangladesh

Outputs Arsenic Patient Management and Treatment DCH Outdoor and Indoor Center established. Impact Before this center the arsenic patient did not have enough idea about the arsenic. The arsenic serious patients are coming in DCH to get the health care service. All the patients have a family health card and they get free treatment form DCH. Lessons Learnt There are no treatment facilities for arsenicosis patient in their area.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Establishment of Bangladesh Australian Resource Center Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions 1 Dhaka Mushigonj Sirajdhikhan

Manikgonj Sadar 1 Comilla Comilla Muradnagar 1 Laksam 1 B-Baria Nabinagar 1

Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 2002 To: 2003 Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? AusAID Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Dhaka Community Hospital GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Jabed Yousuf Tel: 9351190-1, 8314887 Address : 190/1 Baro Moghbazzar Fax: 8802 938706 Wireless Railgate, Dhaka-117 email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The principal activities included setup laboratory and resource library, provide alternative safe water, collection and analysis of food, soil, water, human samples and community mobilization and training of arsenic patient. The objectives of the project are: • Establish a resource center for arsenic mitigation • Development of safe water sources based on surface water • Prevention of arsenic exposure through food • Development of community education system Output: Mitigation Options installed • Dug Well with PL: 6 • PSF with PL: 1 • Rain water harvesting (SH): 1 • Rain water harvesting (SS): 1 Impact: Established BACAM resource center. Arsenic free safe water options have been provided for the community people. Family cover 675. More than 4050 people of those upazila were getting arsenic free safe water. In some cases specially for the dug well have been installed by the community people by their own resources and also peoples are increasing the coverage by their own initiative There was a very positive community attitude to seeking alternatives (e.g. while unwilling to use PSF, dug wells were community proposed). The community supported the project and project personnel throughout the implementation period and the number of dug wells increased from 10 to 39 because of community enthusiasm Capacity build up local level people Lessons Learnt • People were not willing to allow their ponds to be used for PSF because they were using them for fish culture. This would have to have been stopped for ponds used for water supply and the economic loss would be too great a burden. • Community need more safe water option

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Molecular Epidermiology of Arsenic Exposure and Skin Lesions in Bangladesh Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Pabna Bera, Iswardi

Natore Bagmara

Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 2000 To: Till Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded √ Other please specify : Harvard University If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Dhaka Community Hospital GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 Harvard University GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Jabed Yousuf Tel: 9351190-1, 8314887 Address : 190/1 Baro Moghbazzar Fax: 8802 938706 Wireless Railgate, Dhaka-117 email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The principal activities included patient identification, management and long term follow up, testing of samples for three years (human and water), provide alternative safe water and awareness building among the patients. Sample size 1600 Outputs: Mitigation Options installed • Dug Well : • Dug Well with PL: Impact: • Arsenic free safe water options have been provided for the community people. Family cover 675. More than 4050 people of those upazila were getting arsenic free safe water. In some cases specially for the dug well have been installed by the community people by their own resources and also peoples are increasing the coverage by their own initiative • There was a very positive community attitude to seeking alternatives (e.g. while unwilling to use PSF, dug wells were community proposed). • he community supported the project and project personnel throughout the implementation period and the number of dug wells increased from 10 to 39 because of community enthusiasm • Capacity build up local level people Lessons Learnt • Community need more safe water option

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: WHO Arsenocosis Case Validation Study Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Chitrakot Sekharnagar Rajnagar Kayain Basail Balu Char Latubdi Rasunia Dhaka Munshiganj Sirajdikhan Kola Bayragadi Ichapura Jainsar Malkhanagar Madhyapara Bagmara Bhulain Perul Bakai Belghar Lakshan Paschim Gaon Mudafargani Purbo Laksham Purbo Goobindapur Purbo Uttadha Paschim Uttardha Chittagong Comilla Laksham Uttar Jhalam Paschim Gobindapur Dakhin Jhalam Uttar Hawla Purbo Baisgaon Dakhin Hawla Lakshimanpur Paschim Baisgaon Paschim Nathepeetua Purbo Nathepeetua Dapunia Hemeyatpur Pabna Maligachha Rajshahi Pabna Pabna Malanchi Pabna Gayeshpur Dogachhi Ataikula Bharara Sadullahpur Char Tarapur Which related area covers/covered ? Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed ? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: September 2003 To: November 2003 Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? WHO Cost of the Project 600000 Tk. 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Dhaka Community Hospital GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Jabed Yousuf Tel: 9351190-1, 8314887 Address : 190/1 Baro Moghbazzar Fax: 8802 938706 Wireless Railgate, Dhaka-117 email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project

The principal activities included patient identification at hospital and community settings by 4 clinicians (experienced arsenicosis case identification) including a skin specialties was involved in the study, distribution of anti oxidants among the identified patients, counseling patients. Outputs: Arsenicosis case definition established

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: National Screening of Arsenic Contamination Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Pabna Santhia Kazipur, Shahjadpur, Sirajgonj sadar, Kazipur, Rajshahi Sirajgonj Kamarkhanda, Belkuchi Naogaon Manda Jakigonj, Biswnath, Companigonj, Beanibazar, Sylhet Sylhet Balagonj, Kanaigate, Gowainghat Hobiganj Ajmirigon, Baniyacheng Moulovibazar Moulovibazar, Raja Naga, KamalGon Sunamganj Chhatak, Bishamberpur, Dwarabazer,Derai, Sunamganj, Jamalganj, Shalla, Dharmapasa B-Baria B-Baria, Akhaura, Kashba, Nasirnagar

Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 1st August 2000 (1st Phase) To: July 2001 (1st phase) From: 2nd October (2nd Phase) To: On Going Funded by Donor Funded √ GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? BAMWSP Cost of the Project 55443533 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Dhaka Community Hospital GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Jabed Yousuf Tel: 9351190-1, 8314887 Address : 190/1 Baro Moghbazzar Fax: 8802 938706 Wireless Railgate, Dhaka-117 email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The major activities included testing and marking of all the tube wells of the upazila, awareness building, community mobilization and empowerment, training of field workers and provide safe water options (2nd phase). Impact: Most of the people aware about arsenic problem in this upazilla Capacity build up community people Lessons Learnt UNO and other Govt. official, chairman were cooperative. But proper project design is needed and some budgetary allocation should be provided for the local administration. DCH put forward some points based on its experience • Some budgetary allocations should be made for the local management office of UNO DPHE and UP • Proper planning/design of a particular upazila should be made with discussion with concern Upazila departments (UNO, DPHE, Upazila Health Complex and UP Chairman and member. • Training should be at least 4 days • Selection of FST should be made more carefully and UNO and SAE of DPHE should play role • Regular coordination meeting at upazila level should be held under the Chairmanship of UNO • Supervisory manpower should be increased. At least one supervisor will be engaged for one union • Fund release rule should be change and advance payments should be made.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Rapid Action Programme (500 Villages) Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions 29 68 500vill

Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 1st August 2000 (1st Phase) To: July 2001 (1st phase) From: 2nd October (2nd Phase) To: On Going Funded by Donor Funded √ GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? UNDP-MoFH Cost of the Project 46000000 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Dhaka Community Hospital GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Jabed Yousuf Tel: 9351190-1, 8314887 Address : 190/1 Baro Moghbazzar Fax: 8802 938706 Wireless Railgate, Dhaka-117 email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The major activities included testing and marking of all the tube wells of the upazila, awareness building, community mobilization and empowerment, training of field workers and provide safe water options (2nd phase). Outputs: Total Tube well testing = 61631 Number of As. Contamination Tubewell =32,154 (52%) Impact: Most of the people aware about arsenic problem Capacity build up community people Lessons Learnt: Village people are not at all concerned about the time schedule. Inspired of repeated invitation/request by the union/ward committee, people do not come to the venue in time. Rather they are busy with their personal business. As a result we had to face difficulties for maintaining time schedule. In this context there should be some alternative arrangement/reminder for the village people to realize the gravity of sensitization and appreciated the government policy. There is a big gap of communication in between the unions are located at a remote area. As a result we had to move by van, boat, engine for carrying sensitization and training events. There after during the screening activities FT members, FSs and our field mobilizers had to face problems during the door to door survey as well as monitoring. General public knew that they are taking pure drinking water. Motivational effort and awareness campaign if done sincerely, pays good dividend PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE: 30

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Arsenic Mitigation Project Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programs is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Muradnagar Chandpur & Shahrasti Chittagong Comilla Kochua Dabidwar Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: June 01, 2001 To: Continue Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? UNICEF Bangladesh , Rotary Foundation & Mondial Institute of social development (MISD) Cost of the Project Unicef 3,03,51,239.00, Rotary 36,80,823.00 and MISD 41,17,182.00 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations

Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization: NGO 1 Lead Agency: Grameen Shikkha GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Nurjahan Begume, Managing Tel: 8011425 Director, Grameen Shikkha Fax: 8011425 Address : Grameen Bank Complex, Mirpur-2, Dhaka-1216 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are: • To raise awareness on arsenic contamination To facilitate the communities in obtaining technologies to provide and arsenic free bacteriological-safe water supply. The putputs of the project are • Every body aware about the arsenic contamination in our project area. • Provided safe water option to the community. • Tested arsenic by test kit in the all tube-well of project areas. Impact : Most of the people of arsenic contaminated areas are taking now arsenic free water. Lessons Learnt: Motivation at the beginning is very important when adopting a community based solution any problem. Safe water options should be developed upon the resources available in that particular community. Cost of the options and community management for maintenance of community based options are two very important factors while designing safe water options. The effectiveness of the existing safe water options should be increased and research should be carried out to develop new and more effective options. A single solution or a single safe water option doesn’t seem appropriate for all areas and for all people in the same area. So all options should be available to a particular area. To ensure viability of the safe water options in the long run, the cost must be borne by the beneficiaries themselves. It is easier when small and less expensive home based options are chosen. Maintenance, both in terms of management and cost, seems to face problem for community based options in the long run.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Research Works in Water Pollution, Water Treatment and Arsenic problem in the Environmental Research Laboratory of Department of Chemistry, Jahangirnagar University, Savar, Dhaka Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Different Areas of Bangladesh and Environmental Research Laboratory of Jahangirnagar University Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered ? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed ? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From 1992 To On going Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify: JU University If donor funded, What is the name of the donor Not Applicable Cost of the Project 2. Information About the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Department of Chemistry, JU GOB NGO R. OrganizationUniversities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Prof. Syed Safiullah Tel: Address : Chief, Environmental Research Laboratory Fax: Department of Chemistry, Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh email:

4. Brief Description of the Programmes 1. Determination of arsenic by preconcentration and molecular adsorption spectrophotometry. Geographical mapping of Meghna basin and removal of arsenic by adsorption filtration 2. Geochemical mapping of ground water arsenic in the Ganges and Meghna basin: analysis and leaching experiments on the aquifer as well as surface soil of Bangladesh floodplains and Nepalese Terai for understanding Arsenic Mobilization in Ground water 3. Preparation of arsenic removing material and monitoring the perfromance of safi filter materials 4. Removal of arsenic by laterite soil and metal oxides and hydroxided based materials 5. Development of silver and gold based low cost field kit for the determination of arsenic in ground water 6. Determination of total arsenic content in flood plain sediments of Bangladesh: An approach to understanding its mobilization in ground water 7. Studies on vertical distribution of arsenic and iron at hot spot in Meghna basin of Bangladesh 8. Preparation of water purifying materials material from natural polymer and removal of arsenic, iron, lead from drinking water by adsorption filtration 9. Geochemical mapping of arsenic iron, ammonia and manganese in ground water and soil of Singair, Manikganj, Bangladesh 10. Development of low cost field kit for arsenic based on silver and gold complex and low cost arsenic removal strips 11. Determination arsenic and related chemical species in ground water of Bangladesh: An inter basin Comparison 12. Removal of arsenic from ground water by mesoporous silica composite and reverse osmosis and adsorption studies on SAFI arsenic removal materials 13. Removal of heavy metals by crab shell chitosan and its modification form and monitoring of arsenic manganese iron, ammonium and phosphate in the ground water of Santhia, Pabna, Bangladesh 14. Comparative study of arsenic removing efficiency and environmental safety of various activated alumina and hydrated ferric oxides by adsorption filtration & geochemical mapping of an affected area Singair, Manikganj, Bangladesh 15. Preparation of hydrated ferric oxide and alumina based arsenic removing material and study of their removal efficiency by adsorption filtration 16. Removal of arsenic by titanium and titanium-iron based composites 17. Removal of arsenic and heavy metals by chitosan and modified chitosan 18. Determination specific surface area and arsenic adsorption studies on hydrated ferric oxide based mesoporous materials 19. Removal of arsenic by titanium oxide extracted from beach sand 20. Removal of arsenic by titanium based composites 21. Removal and adsorption kinetics of arsenic (III) and arsenic (V) on mesoporous silica impregnated with oxides and oxyhydroxides of iron and manganese 22. Removal of effluent chemicals from chemical industries by adsorption method using mesoporous silica impregnated with oxides and oxyhydroxides of transition elements, safi material, manganese oxide and activated charcoal 23. Design and direct synthesis of mesoporous materials and nano particles for waste disposal and water purification 24. Geochemical mobilization of arsenic 25. Molecular sensor for low cost monitoring of arsenic 26. To study the arsenic contamination in the contaminated ground water sources of Bangladesh and its impact on the distribution of arsenic in soil, common crops and vegetables 27. Water purification property of naturally occurring polymer and their modification: a case study chitin and chitosan 28. Purification of Tannery effluent by modified natural polymers and photocatalytic decomposition 29. Monitoring and mitigation of arsenic in ground water of Faridpur Municipal area 30. Geochemical mapping of arsenic in ground water of Faridpur Municipality with some relevant areas and removal of arsenic by adsorption filtration 31. Speciation and biogeochemical mobilization of arsenic in ground water and removal of arsenic in drinking water by using natural or modified natural polymer: case study Faridpur Municipality Area and Aricha Ferry Ghat Outputs of the research work can be found in the seminar library of Department of Chemistry Jahangirnagar University or by Talking with the Contact Person These research programmes are included with the university Ph. D, M. Phill, M. Sc. degree programme PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE: 32

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Research Works in Department of Geological Sciences, Jahangirnagar University, Savar, Dhaka Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Different Areas of Bangladesh Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered ? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed ? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From To Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify: JU University If donor funded, What is the name of the donor Cost of the Project

2. Information About the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Department of Chemistry, JU GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners

3. Contact person and Address Name Prof. Khairul Basher Tel: Address : Department of Geological Sciences Fax: Jahangirnagar University, Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh email:

4. Brief Description of the Programmes

Three papers have been published. The name of the research are 1. Modeling of the ground water system of Nawabganj Upazila, Dhaka for determining Arsenic Transport and the development potentiality of lower aquifer 2. Ground water zonation of Nawabganj Sadar Thana and its relation to ground water chemistry 3. Ground water quality of Laksmipur Sadar upazila of Laxmipur district, Bangladesh Reports of the research work can be found in the seminar library of Department of Geological Sciences Jahangirnagar University or by consulting with contract persons

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Geochemistry and Health Affect of Arsenic Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Dhaka Narayanganj Araihazar (Duptara, Brahmondi and Araihazar Unions only)

Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered ? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed ? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From 2001 To 2004 Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify: NIEHS (USA) If donor funded, What is the name of the donor Cost of the Project 2. Information About the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization Lead Agency: Department of Geological 1 GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners Sciences, Dhaka University

3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Kazi Matin Ahmed Tel: 966 1900-59/4897, 6015 Address : Professor, Department of Geology Fax: 861 5583 University of Dhaka, Dhaka 1000 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project Objectives Outputs Impact Multidisciplinary research project looking at: 1) Map of Arsenic distribution 1) Arsenic level reduced 1) Health Aspects 2) Providing safe water by 50 significantly in urine of exposed 2) Social Aspects arsenic safe community population due to provision of 3) Earth Science Aspects wells arsenic safe water from the Information provided here includes the Earth Science 3) Creating awareness community wells component only. The objectives of this component are: 4) Better understanding of the 2) Awareness level increased 1) To understand the controlling factors for arsenic arsenic occurrence and significantly occurrence and distribution; distribution patterns 2) To map the arsenic distribution; 5) Preliminary assessment of 3) To providing safe water options based on local the groundwater resources geology and hydrogeological information and prediction about the 4) To monitor temporal variation of arsenic sustainability 5) To assess ground water resource and its 6) Established monitoring sustainability system 5. Lessons Learnt for the Project/Programme 1. Given the correct information, people respond quickly to the arsenic issue; 2. Accurate mapping is key to mitigation; 3. Community wells drilled at safe aquifers can provide arsenic safe water to a large population; 4. No seasonal or distinct variation is arsenic concentrations. PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE: 34

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Emergency Arsenic Mitigation in 2000 Selected Villages Phase-II and Phase-I Emergency Village-Wide Screening of Tube Wells and Health in 300 Villages Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: November 1997 To: December 1999 Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? UNDP Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: MOH&FW GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: Fax: Address : email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The duration of the prrogramme is 1997 to 1999. The project is related with water supply through arsenic mitigation technologies. The activities included tube well screening, awareness campaign in the arsenic contaminated areas and patient identification. The major components of the project are: • Total population survey of arsenic patients • To test technological options including filter and medicine • Development of IEC material • GIS development

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: DPHE DANIDA Arsenic Mitigation Component Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Charadi Charamoddi Darial Durgapasha Faridpur Bakerganj Garuria Kabai Koloshkati Nalua Niamoti Barisal Padri Shibpur Rongosree Vharpasha Barishal Chandpurs Chandramohon Char Baria Char Kowa Char Monai Barisal Sadar Jagua Kashipur Roypasha Karapur Sayestabad Tungibaria Balipara Tona Durgapur Kodomtala Kalakhali Pirojpur Pirojpur Sadar Pererhat Pottashi Sankarpasha Sariktala Dumortala Sidkamalick Amirabad Bogadana Char Chandia Char Derbesh Sonagazi Feni Sonagazi Motigang Nawabpur Char Mzlishpur Mongol Kandi Bhangakha Bhobaniganj Bokshipur Chandroganj Char Ruthia Char Shahi Dalalbazar Dattapara Digholi North Joypur Laksmipur Sadar Kushakhali Laharkandi Mandari North Hamchhadi Laksmipur Probhatinagar Shakchar Hazipara South Hamchhadi Berakheri Char Abdullah Char Alexander Char Algi Char Badam Ramgati Char Folkon Char Gazi Char Kadir Char Kalkini Hazirhat Char Laurenge Char Ramiz Aliarpur Bozra Eklaspur Joyag Nateshwar Chittagong Amanullapur Begumgonj Gopalpur Kadirpur Rajgonj Ambarnagar Chayani Norouttompur Kutubpur Rasulpur Begumganj Amishapara Deuti Hazipur Mirwarishpur Sharifpur Barogaon Durgapur Jirtali Nodna Sonaimuri Noakhali Sonapur Ashwadia Char Jubilee Aeozbalia Noakhali Char Bata Bataia Char Clark Goshbag Noannoi Dadpur Nokhali Sadar Binodpur Char Jabbar Kadir Hanif Sundalpur Newazpur Chaprashirhat Char Wapda Kaladarap Char Matua Narouttompur Char Amanullah Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies Which related area covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities What arsenic related activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: To: Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? DANIDA Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Dhaka Ahsania Mission GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: 9124152, 9142261 Address : Arsenic Coordinator, House No 35, Road 15 (New), Fax: Dhanmondi R/A, Dhaka-1205 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives are • The objective regarding the safe water supply are identifications of arsenic contaminated pockets, demand creation and application collection, site verification and recommendation, contribution money collection and installation of deep hand tube wells. • The objective regarding arsenic mitigation are, tube well screening, identification of patient, awareness raising, capacity development of entrepreneurs, installation deep tube wells and promotion of household treatment options. • Sanitation and hygiene promotion 161755 tube wells have been screened under Arsenic mitigation component of which the number of shallow tube well is 103062 and the deep tube wells 16004. 70% of the STWs were found arsenic contaminated. All the deep hand tube wells are found arsenic free. A total number of 3966 Nos professionals have received training in different issues of arsenic related problems. Tube well screening, patient identification, awareness raising manual has also been developed. A total number of 309608 No of different visits and meetings with different people of the community has been performed.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Rural Water Supply Project Throughout the Country Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 1995 To: June 2004 Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Not Applicable Cost of the Project 64052.13 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Md. Zahirul Haque Tel: 411004 Address : EE Gob-4, DPHE Bhaban 14, Shaheed Captain Fax: 9346068 Monsur Ali Sarani, Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The oveall development objectives of the project is to supply the safe water in rural areas of the country. The immediate objectives of the are: • To increase the number of tube well by extending the water supply system all over the country • To reduce the waterborne disease in the rural areas • To confirm the use of tube well water in house hold activities • To involve the local people in management and maintenance of water supply systems. • To rehabilitate the damaged water supply facilities in natural disaster especially by the flood Based survey data the project is installing deep tube wells where possible.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Water Supply, Sanitation, Drainage and Waste Removal Project (Noakhali, Feni, Laxmipur, Potuakhali and Borguna dist) Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Noakhali Feni Laxmipur Potuakhali Borguna Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: January 1996 To: June 2005 Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? DANIDA Cost of the Project 17863.52 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: Address : 14, Shaheed Captain Monsur Ali Sarani, Fax: Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project

The project is health and water related and started in January 1996. Human health is directly related with Safe drinking water. The project has been undertaken by the government under the financial assistance of DNAIDA. The project location is the pourashavas of Noakhali, Feni, Laxmipur, Potuakhali and Borguna dist. The main objective of the project is to improve the health of the uraban population by installting safe water supply options and, sanitation facilities and drainage system in the pourashava of the project areas.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Sanitation, Health Improvement and Water Supply Project in Rural Areas Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

35 districts and 3

CHT districts

Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 1996 To: June 2005 Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? UNICEF/DFID Cost of the Project 37835.29 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Abdul Kader Chowdhury Tel: Address : DPHE Bhaban 3rd floor, 14, Shaheed Captain Fax: Monsur Ali Sarani, Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project to improve the life status especially the women and children by reducing the diarrheal disease by giving education on safe water, sanitation and health care and to reduce the mortality and morbidity especially for the rural poor people.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Environmental Sanitation Health Care and Water Supply Project in Urban and Urban Slum areas Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions 4 City Corporation 10 Districts pourashavas Noakhali Mymenshingh Rangamati

Comilla Patuakhali Bogra Bandarban Jessore Khagrachari Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: January 1997 To: December 2005 Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? UNICEF Cost of the Project 2800.23 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Kazi Ali Azam, Executive Engineer Tel: 9343358 Address : DPHE Building 3rd floor, 14, Shaheed Captain Fax: Monsur Ali Sarani, Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project to improve the life status especially the women and children by reducing the diarrhoeal disease by giving education on safe water, sanitation and health care. The immediate objectives are: • To provide safe water facilities • Improved santitation and promotion of hygiene

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Water Supply and Sanitation Project in Gopalganj, Tungipara, Kotalipara Pourashava and Thana Head Quarter of Kashiani and Muksudpur Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Gopalganj Tungipara Kotalipara Kashiani Muksudpur Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: January 1997 To: June 2004 Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Not applicable Cost of the Project 5502.24 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: Address : 14, Shaheed Captain Monsur Ali Sarani, Fax: Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objective of the project is to improve the health status of the of the people by supplying safe water through pipeline system in the project area. The immediate objectives are • To improve the quality of water • To create mass awareness and institutional development for water supply system • To reduce the water water related disease in the project area • To improve enviroonmenatl condition by building sanitation

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Water Supply System Rehabilitation and Regeneration and Development of Water Supply Systems in Pourashavas Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Regeneration of production tube wells having WSS Physical construction in 20 pourashavas: Boogra, Kishooreganj, Hobigabj, Jessore, Gazipur, Chandpur, Barishal, Mymenshingh, Cox's Bazar, Comilla, Madaripur, Sunamganj, Kurigram, Rajbari, Parbatipur, Serajganj, Pirojpur Which related area ; Water Supply ; Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 1997 To: June 2004 Funded by Donor Funded ; GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Not Applicable Cost of the Project 3342.00 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Md. Ibrahim Tel: 9332195 Address : DPHE, Bhaban 4th floor. 14, Shaheed Captain Fax: Monsur Ali Sarani, Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are: • Repair, rehabilitation and development of present water supply system in urban areas to reinstall the tube wells • To increase the water pressure in the pipeline network • To reduce the wastage of water • To ensure supply of water to the people • To make water supply system sustainable through creating scope for increased service

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Water Supply Through Pipeline and Sanitation Project for Matlab, Chandina, Kochua and Barura Pourashava Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Matlab, Chandina, Kochua, Barura pourashavas Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: January 1998 To: June 2004 Funded by Donor Funded GOB ; Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Not Applicable Cost of the Project 1625.00 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Kazi Khodabox, Executive Engineer Tel: 081-76237 Address : Superintending Engineer, Public Health Fax: 081-76826 Engineering, Chittagong Circle, Comilla email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The development objectives of theproject is to improve the health status of the people of the project area. The immediate objectives are • To supply and development of safe water and to improve the sanitation system for the people in the project area. • To make the water supply adequate by raising awareness and institutional development • To reduce the waterborne disease by supplying safe water • To improve the environmental condition by improving the sanitation system

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Bangladesh Arsenic Mitigation Water Supply Project

Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented ; all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Which related area ; Water Supply ; Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? ; Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ;Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support ; Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 1998 To: June 2004 Funded by ; Donor Funded ; GOB Self Funded ; Other please specify: Community Participation If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? IDA, SDC Cost of the Project 16280.00 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Md. Khoda Bux, Project Director BAMWSP Tel: 8322483 Address : 14, Shaheed Captain Monsur Ali Sarani, Fax: 8802 9359057 Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives are: • Identification of arsenic contaminated tube well and primary identification of arsenic contaminated patient • To raise awareness among the people regarding arsenic contamination and mitigation • To supply alternative arsenic free water with the participation of local government institution and the community people • To establish the communication between the health service institution and the patients • To supply arsenic free drinking water by long term planning and implementation. Physical Achievements • Screening 188 Upazila • New Lab Construction 5 Nos for DPHE • Old DPHE Lab Revnovation 4 Nos • BCSIR Lab Renovation 1 Nos • Ground water investigation 2 Upazila • Training of Doctors 2330 and Health Workers 12590 in 229 Upazilas • Chapainawabganj water supply system renovation 1 Nos • Installation of Dug Wells 739 in 24 upazilas • Construction of PSF 12 in 3 Upazila • Construction of Rainwater Harvesting 2388 in 20 villages • Installation of Deep Tube Wells 1851 in 15 Upazilas

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Accelerated Water Supply and Sanitation Project for CHT Districts Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ;some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Bandarban, Khagrachari and Rangamati Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 1998 To: June 2006 Funded by Donor Funded GOB ; Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Not Applicable Cost of the Project 7809.89 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Khudabox, Executive Engineer Tel: Fax: Address : DPHE Coomilla Circle email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The development objectives of the project is the expansion and development of water supply and sanitation facilities in rural and urban areas of hill districts to improve the health status of people by improving hygiene environment, by reducing the water born & fecal related disease and to ensure safe water use for all domestic purposes. The immediate objectives are: • To establish piped water supply and limited sanitation system in upazila head quarters of hill districts • To cinduct intensive survey investigation, research and development activities to establish suitable water supply system in the hydrogeologically difficult areas of hilly regions. • To create awareness among the ppeople and to establish sustaainable water supply and sanitation systems • To ensure supply of skilled manpower in the water supply and sanitation section through adequate training programme • To establish permanent setup for regular testing of water quality

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Village Water Supply and Sanitation Project in Coastal Belts

Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 1999 To: June 2004 Funded by ; Donor Funded ; GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? DANIDA Cost of the Project 12659.00 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: Address : 14, Shaheed Captain Monsur Ali Sarani, Kakrail, Fax: Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objective of the project is to improve the public health situation by supplying water, sanitation and personal healthcare to the people of the project area

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Water Supply and Sanitation Project in Bhairab Pourashava (2nd Phase) Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Bhairab

Pourashava

Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: January 2000 To: June 2004 Funded by Donor Funded ; GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Not Applicable Cost of the Project 368.63 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Golam Sarfuddin, SE, Dhaka Circle Tel: 9333212 Address : DPHE Building ground floor, 14, Shaheed Fax: Captain Monsur Ali Sarani, Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objective of the project is to improve the public health situation in Bhairab Pourashava by supplying pipe line water and sanitation system. The immediate objectives of the project is: • To reduce the water brone disease by providing safe water supply and sanitation • To improve the quality of water supply • Sustainable water supply and snaitation system

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Pipeline Water Supply Project for pourashava in Thana HQ and Growth Centers and Environmental Sanitation (1st Phase) Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

64 selected

pourashavas

Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: January 2000 To: June 2005 Funded by Donor Funded ; GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Not Applicable Cost of the Project 23409.42 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Rezaul karim SE Tel: 8322243 Address : DPHE Building 1st FL, 14, Shaheed Captain Fax: Monsur Ali Sarani, Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objective of the project is to improve the public health in thana sadars and growth centers by supplying safe water through pipe network. The immediate objectives are: • To provide easy accesss to safe water supply in the project areas • Livelihood development of the people of the project area through safe water supply and waste disposal • Undertaking proper training programme in achieveing sustainable water supply and environmental sanitation • Skill development of DPHE in hydroological investigation and preparing map

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Water Supply Through Pipeline System in Project in Tongi Pourashava Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Tongi pourashava

Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: February 2000 To: June 2004 Funded by Donor Funded ; GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Not Applicable Cost of the Project 523.34 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Golam Sarfuddin, SE, Dhaka Circle Tel: 9333212 Address : DPHE Building , 14, Shaheed Captain Monsur Fax: Ali Sarani, Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objective of the project is to improve the public health in the Tongi pourashava by supplying safe water through pipe network and sanitation system. The immediate objectives of the project are: • To provide safe water to people of Tongi pourashava water supply and sanitation • To develop sanitation system in the pourashava • To reduce water bron disease in the project area

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Water Supply Through Pipeline and Sanitation Project in Gouranadi and Kalkini Upazila Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was on going ;completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Gouranadi Kalkini Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 2000 To: June 2004 Funded by Donor Funded ; GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Not Applicable Cost of the Project 72.2 (in million Tk) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Sahan Mallik Tel: 0431 52279 Address : Superintending Engineer, DPHE Barisal, Fax: 0431 54074 Police Line Road Barisal email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objective of the project is to easy supply of safe water and sanitation system to the target population of the project area. The immediate objectives of the projecta are: • Affordable safe water supply and sanitation system in theprojate area • To build mass awareness and institutional development of pourashavas for sustainabel water suplly systems • To reduce water born diseasees by supplying safe water • To develop sound environment by developping sanitation system

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Development Project for Water Supply System in Shapahar, Patnital, Poshba and Manda Thana at Naogaon District Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Shapahar Patnital Rajshahi Naogaon Poshba Manda Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agriculturtal Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 2000 To: June 2004 Funded by Donor Funded ; GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Not Applicable Cost of the Project 706.75 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Md. Mustafizur Rahman, SE Rajshahi Ciircle Tel: Fax: Address : DPHE Building, Rajshahi Circle, Rajshahi email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The development objectives of the project is to increase safe and sustainable waert supply and sanitation in the project area and the immdeiate objectives of the project are: • To ensure safe water by increasing water supply activities and development • To through pipe line in Shapahar and Manda Upazila • To build sanitary ring well for water supply where it is impossible to pump water from aquifer at Shapahar, Patnitala and Porshu Upazila • To develop water supply system by instaling Tara-2 where TWs are successfully installed • To create mass awareness to use the safe water in all respect

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Page 54 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: 18 District Town Water Supply and Sanitation Project(2nd Phase)

Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / ;Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Lalmonirhat Shariatpur Satkhira ThakurgaonNetrokona Joypurhat Jhalakhati Noagaon Meherpur Moulovibazar

Magura Borguna Narail Bhola Panchagar Manikganj Nilphamari Meherpur Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 2000 To: June 2004 Funded by Donor Funded GOB ; Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Not Applicable Cost of the Project 2333.54 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Mahabubul Alam Tel: Address : DPHE Building 5th floor, 14, Shaheed Captain Fax: Monsur Ali Sarani, Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The development objective of the project is to develop the public health and environment through the development of safe water supply and sanitation system to the project areas and the immediate objective of the project are: • To establish a mordern laboratory for monitoing and survillence of water quality • To increase awareness, health education and suitable water supply and sanitation through mobilization activities • Rehabilitation and extension of different installments completed in the 1st phase

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Page 55 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: GOB-DANIDA Arsenic Mitigation Pilot Project

Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Feni Sonagazi Laxmipur SadarRaipur Ramgati Laxmipur Noakhali Sadar Bakerganj Banaripra Barisal Sadar Noakhali Uzirpur Pirojpur Sadar Barisal Pirojpur Which related area ; Water Supply ; Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support ; Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: January 2001 To: June 2004 Funded by ; Donor Funded ; GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? DANIDA Cost of the Project 6694.32 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Abdul Bari SE, Project Director Tel: 9346167-70 Address : DPHE building, Ground Floor, 14, Shaheed Fax: Captain Monsur Ali Sarani, Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The development objectives of the project is the capacity development and integration of DPHE, relevant local government institutions and the community people. The immediate objectives are:

• Along with sustainable arsenic free water supply installation and maintanance and ensure/encourage comminity participation

• Skill/capacity building of grass root level community people

• To increase mass awareness in identifying arsenic realted diseases and treatment

• Undertake different action research in removing arsenic from drinking water

• Arsenic safe water supply through sustaainable technologies in different arsenic affected areas

• Provide health services to the affected arsenic patients

• Develop different mitigation options for safe drinking water supply

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Page 56 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: South West Flood Damage Rehabilitation Project Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / ;Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Kustia Meherpur Magura Chuadanga Jhinaidaha Satkhira Jessore Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 2001 To: June 2004 Funded by ; Donor Funded ; GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? ADB Cost of the Project 1250.05 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Md Jaharul Haque Tel: Address : DPHE Building, Ground Floor, 14, Shaheed Fax: 9346068 Captain Monsur Ali Sarani, Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are • Rehabilitation water supply and sanitation infrastructure affected by flood in 2000 in the project area. • To reduce the post flood waterborne disease and human excreta related disease • To create healthy environment in the project area for improvement of economical and social aspects

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Water Supply Project for Rajshahi Metropolitan City (2nd Phase))

Rajshahi City

Coorporation Area

Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. M. Mahfuzur Rahman Tel: Address : Rajshahi Circle, DPHE Bhaban, 14, Shaheed Fax: Captain Monsur Ali Sarani, Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The development objective of the project is to increase coverage and make sustainable water supply and sanitation in Rajshahi City Corporation area. The immediate objectives are • Adequate supply of safe water with the present supply system by developing and reforming the water supply system in Rajshahi city corporation area. • Starting self sustained reliable water supply system to meet the demand of the people by developing the institutional shape

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Page 58 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Action Research On Community Based Arsenic Mitigation in 15 Upazilas Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

15 Upazilas

Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 2001 To: June 2003 Funded by ; Donor Funded ; GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? UNICEF Cost of the Project 1429.682 (in Lac Tk) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Colin Devis, Chief WSE UNICEF Tel: 9336701-10 Address : BSL office complex, 1, Minto Road, Dhaka- Fax: 1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The development objectives are

• To add to the national knowledge base about arsenic contamination health effects and potential solution.

• To develop a replicable model for arsenic mitigation which can be expanded into other arsenic problem upazilas by any agencies The immediate objectives are:

• To raise awareness of community regarding the arsenic contamination

• To mobilize the local communities into arsenic mitigation through local government istitutions

• To determine the xtent of arsenic contamination through blanket tube well testing and marking

• To identify and manage arsenic affected patients

• To strengthen the capacity the local government institutions for arsenic mitigation in respect of health and water supply of the localities

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Page 59 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Water Supply and Environmental Sanitation Project at Mongla Pourashava Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / ;Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Pongla

Pourashava

Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 1994 To: 2004 Funded by Donor Funded ; GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Cost of the Project 1900.00 (in lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Mahbubul Alam Tel: Address : DPHE Building 5th floor, 14, Shaheed Captain Fax: Monsur Ali Sarani, Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project is to develop water supply and environmental sanitation system of Mongla pourashava. Buildup public toilet and dustbin to improve the environment. The immediate objectives are:

• To create easy access to safe water for the pourashava population

• To reduce the previlence of water born disease & diarrhoera by using safe water

• To improve the life status of people and environment by providing safe water and sanitation

• To arrange appropriate training activities for sustainable water supply and environmentla sanitation programme

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Page 60 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Water Supply in Coastal Belt

Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: June 2001 To: June 2002 Funded by ; Donor Funded ; GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? IDB Cost of the Project 6152.98 (in lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: Address : 14, Shaheed Captain Monsur Ali Sarani, Fax: Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are • Ensuring the supply of safe water in the coastal area to improve the health situation of the people

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Page 61 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Char development and Settlement Project (DPHE Part)

Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 1999-2000 To: 2003-2004 Funded by ; Donor Funded ; GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? DUTCH Cost of the Project 361.91 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: Address : 14, Shaheed Captain Monsur Ali Sarani, Fax: Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are • Sustainable improve of socio-economic condition of the people of the char area • To make safe drinking water affordable to the people of the char area of the project area • To reduce the spread of diahhorial and waterborne disease in the project area by providing supply of safe drinking water • To improve the livelihood of the people of the char area by providing safe drinking water and sanitation • To take training and other initiatives for create sustainable water supply system and environmental sanitation management in the project area

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Page 62 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Water Supply and Sanitation Project in Nine District Town

Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / ;Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Bagerhat Kustia Faridpur Pabna Dinajpur Rangpur Jamalpur Tangail Sylhet Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: March 1994 To: June 2002 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? ADB Cost of the Project 14516.50 (in Lac Tk) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: Address : 14, Shaheed Captain Monsur Ali Sarani, Fax: Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project is • To improve the health condition of the peoples of project area by improving the water supply and sanitation system

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Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: June 1997 To: June 2002 Funded by Donor Funded ; GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Not Applicable Cost of the Project 3815.34 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: Address : 14, Shaheed Captain Monsur Ali Sarani, Fax: Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project is • To reduce the water born disease and to improve the health condition people of the projects towns by supplying water through pipe line network

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Drinking Water Supply from Pond in Arsenic Affected Areas in Saline Belt (1st phase) Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Which related area ; Water Supply ; Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ;Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 1999 To: June 2003 Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Cost of the Project 6879.67 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: Address : 14, Shaheed Captain Monsur Ali Sarani, Fax: Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project is • Improving the health condition of the target population of the project area by supplying arsenic and saline free safe water

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Environmental Technology Verification – Arsenic Mitigation(ETV-AM) Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. N/A The project is/was on going ;completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Rajshahi Chapainawabgonj Pabna Bera Faridpur Bhanga Manikgonj Manikgonj Sadar Chandpur Hajigonj Sadar Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered ? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed ? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 2000 To: 2004 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor CIDA Cost of the Project CAD $ 4,094,354 2. Information About the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: OCETA GOB NGO R. Organization Universities ; Development Partners 2 BCSIR ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3 BAMWSP ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Ms. Elma Morsheda or Dr. Ali Amiri Tel: 9360564 -8 Address : OCETA ETV-AM Program, 14 Shahid Capt. Monsur Ali Sharani, DPHE Bhaban Fax: 9360569 (5th floor), Kakrail, Dhaka 1000 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project Objectives Outputs Impact The purposes of the Program Output 1: Impact 1: were: Four arsenic removal technologies received provisional Capacity for carrying out various tasks associated with arsenic - to assist the Government certification for sale and use in Bangladesh, through the removal technology verification built in BCSIR, local labs and field of Bangladesh to establish field test-supported verification process established under testing organisations was built, but this learning component must a comprehensive ETV-AM. continue technology verification Output 2: Impact 2: process for reviewing Training (both classroom and on the job), in Canada and in Early reductions in consumption of arsenic-unsafe water, through proposed groundwater Bangladesh to BCSIR, local labs and field testing agencies, early sales of one of the provisionally verified community-sized unit. arsenic removal in addition to ongoing quality assurance quality control Reductions will increase as sales of the provisionally verified technologies and during field testing, which also assisted in capacity- technologies increase (1) though private sales by technology - to evaluate the building.. Intensive hands-on assistance with all tasks. proponents, (2) through technology deployments by BAMWSP and appropriateness and Output 3: (3) other programs and finally (4) through the UNICEF technology applicability in Bangladesh In July 2002, BCSIR was granted the gazetted authority to deployment which form part of the next phase of the ETV-AM of technologies for assess and approve arsenic removal technologies for sale in program. removing arsenic from Bangladesh. Impact 3: groundwater, using a BCSIR approval is mandatory for all such technologies. Some early results expected through the technology deployments rigorous technology A two tiered process was established: (1) provisional described under impact 2 above. assessment and verification certification if a technology “passes” field testing and Impact 4: protocol. verification, for a two year period. (2) Final verification is Local capacity to screen, assess, verify and certify arsenic mitigation - The MOU for Phase 1 conferred if subsequent monitoring period yields technologies in Bangladesh was greatly enhanced through this also states that the Program satisfactory results. Program. As noted under “Outcome 4 above”, however, the process will assist in building the Output 4: is incomplete and must continue in the next phase. capacity of the relevant Impact 5: governmental laboratories Protocols for testing, verification and performance for assessment and evaluation (technical, economic and social) of arsenic Many of the tools developed under this Program for the screening, verification of arsenic removal technologies. assessment, testing, verification and certification of arsenic removal removal technologies. Involvement of Bangladesh and Canadian expertise in the technologies could be readily applied to other water supply and development of all of the above. treatment needs in Bangladesh.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Ground Water Studies for Arsenic Affected Areas of Bangladesh Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Which related area ; Water Supply ; Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? ; Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support ; Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: December 1997 To: March 2000 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? DFID Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: BGS GOB NGO R. Organization Universities ; Development Partners 2 DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: Address : 14, Shaheed Captain Monsur Ali Sarani, Fax: Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project

The Department of Public Health and Engineering, which is responsible for supply drinking water throughout the country other than cities of Dhaka and Chittagong. The Water Development Board and Geological Survey of Bangladesh was also provided counterpart for the study. On behalf of Government of Bangladesh DFID appointed the British Geological survey for the study. The project began 1998 mid January and was structured for six month Phase I and eighteen months phase 2. The aims of the phase 1 is to collate and review existing data for arsenic in ground water of Bangladesh. Carry out a regional survey of arsenic in ground waters in what was believed to be the worst affected parts of Bangladesh. To carry out more detailed study of three small areas to assess the possible source, mobility and fate of arsenic in aquifers. The final report gave an predicted over all picture of the country regarding the level of contamination of tube wells, The report gave some hydrogeochemical maps of Bangladesh considering other parameters of the ground water. The survey estimated that about 27% of the shallow tube wells of the country have the arsenic concentration above Bangladesh standard and thirty five million people are at risk of arsenic related disease. The final report contained five volumes. In each volume different aspect of arsenic problems were discussed based on the collected data and the field experiment.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: A Study on Chemical Treatment of Arsenic Contaminated Water Through the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organizations Is/was the above mentioned project a ;Rural / ;Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 1998 To: 1999 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? AusAID Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 1 ANSTO GOB NGO R. Organization Universities ; Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: 8813101 Address : The Australian High Commission, 184 Gulshan Fax: 8803 8813794 Avenue, Dhaka-1212 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are • Filed demonstration of arsenic treatment process at Sonargaon Upazila

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Ground Water Development for Deep Aquifers for Safe Drinking Water of Arsenic Affected Areas in Western Bangladesh (Chuadanga, Jhenaidah, Jessore) Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Chuadanga Jhenaidah Jessore Which related area ; Water Supply ; Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: May 2000 To: March 2002 Funded by ; Donor Funded ; GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? JICA Cost of the Project 2599.04 (in Lac Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: Address : 14, Shaheed Captain Monsur Ali Sarani, Fax: Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are • To improve the water level of the deep aquifer in the western area of Bangladesh and to prepare planning • Initial survey of important area • To develop new method for installing deep tube well • To transfer the technology to DPHE personnel

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Capacity Building for DPHE and the WS Sector

Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented ; all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: To: Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? WHO Cost of the Project USD 0.3 million 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 MOLGRD&C ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: 9343372 Address : WHO DPHE Bhaban, 14 Shaheed captain Fax: 8802 9343364 Monsur Ali Sarani, Dhaka 1000, email:

4. Brief Description of the Project Programme support to DPHE, WASAs and sector NGOs and support to the preparation of • Analytical reports on sector perfromance, O&M water quality and • Case studies and reviews in rural and urban WS&S rainwater harvesting (emerging) surface water treatment for arsenic or urban settling etc. • Support to training division of DPHE, MIS, DPHE etc. and human resources development Priority areas are hygiene promotion, software development, community participation and technology development & research

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Support to Arsenic Mitigation Activities

Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ;Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: To: Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? WHO Cost of the Project USD 0.1 million 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE & MOLGRD&C ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 DGHS & MOH&FW ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3 BAEC ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 MOS&T ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: 9343372 Address : WHO DPHE Bhaban, 14 Shaheed captain Fax: 8802 9343364 Monsur Ali Sarani, Dhaka 1000, email:

4. Brief Description of the Project Programme support to DPHE, DGHS, BAMWSP associated institutions and NGOs on aspect of arsenic mitigation in measurement technology development and ETV, health and epidemiological aspects etc. Quality assurance and control of arsenic analysis. Study of arsenic contamination in pourashava. Protocol for diagnosis and management of arsenic patients. Priority areas are action research and technology development.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Building Community Based Arsenic Mitigation Response Capacity in Muradnagar, Serajdikhan and Bhanga Upazilas of Bangladesh as a Part of Action Research on Community Based Arsenic Mitigation in 15 upazilas Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Muradnagar Sirajdikhan Bhanga Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: To: Funded by ; Donor Funded ; GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? WHO Cost of the Project USD 0.9 million 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE & MOLGRD&C ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 DGHS & MOH&FW ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: 9343372 Address : who DPHE Bhaban, 14 Shaheed captain Fax: 8802 9343364 Monsur Ali Sarani, Dhaka 1000, email:

4. Brief Description of the Project Development of training modules for water supply technological options and health aspects. Water quality measurement and support to local arsenic test kit manufacturer. Alternative water supply solutions and standardization of design for RWH, DTW distribution system. Mitigating the health effect of arsenic exposure, respective study of health effect of arsenic.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Water Quality System Surveillance

Which related area Water Supply ; Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: To: Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? WHO Cost of the Project USD 0.1 million 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 MOLGRD&C ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: 9343372 Address : who DPHE Bhaban, 14 Shaheed captain Fax: 8802 9343364 Monsur Ali Sarani, Dhaka 1000, email:

4. Brief Description of the Project Support to DPHE, WASs and pourashavas through technical assistance for 4 DPHE zonal laboratories and (future) upazila lab facilities and to setup surveillance system in 8 pourashava. Support to improve design and O&M of pourashava water supply system.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Arsenic Mitigation Continued Safe Water Option Under 15 Upazila Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Pauroshava Chanchari Khasial Peruli Hamidpur Khulna Narail Kalia Babra Hachla Joynagar Mauli Purulia Salamabad Bauisena Kalabaria Pahardanga Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: June 2001 To: on going Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? UNICEF-DPHE Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: EPRC GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Bilqis Haque Tel: 8822772 Project Director, Environment and Population Research Center (EPRC) Fax: House 242, R17 New DOHS Lake road email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are: • To Conduct well screening • To form the arsenic mitigation committee and trained them • To carry out campaign activities • To build the capacity of the people to approximately response to the arsenic mitigation water supply needs. • To help the people to install, to operate and to maintain the most appropriate water options based on the available responses. The outputs of the project are: • The community response capacity in terms of awareness and knowledge about the extent and impacts of the problem improved significantly. • The extent of the problem varied from 0 % to 100% contamination. The level was high as about 66% of the users of tube wells were exposed to greater than 0.05 mg/l of arsenic contaminated drinking water. There were 55 villages with 100% contaminated tube wells. • The capacity of the local government representatives in terms of knowledge and interest was built

The deep tube-well was on the highest demand for safe water option. The people were willing to accept dug-well and rainwater harvesting options depending on their performance and non- availability of deep tube-wells. Safe drinking water was supplied and made accessible to about 5500 house hold in close collaboration with DPHE and UNICEF members at field level as well as central level. The response and participation from the community was remarkable. The unmet need and demand for safe water is still high.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Arsenic Mitigation Programme Under 25 Upazila Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Ward No-01 Arabpur Churamankati Haibatpur Kachua Ward No-02 Basundia Diara Ichhali Lebutala Khulna Jessore Sadar Ward No-03 Chanchra Fatehpur Kashimpur Narendrapur Diara No-8 Noapara Ramnagar Upasahar Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 2002 To: March 2003 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? UNICEF-DPHE Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: EPRC GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Bilqis Haque Tel: 8822772 Project Director, Environment and Population Research Center (EPRC) Fax: House 242, R17 New DOHS Lake road email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are: • To Conduct well screening • To form the arsenic mitigation committee and trained them • To carry out campaign activities • To build the capacity of the people to approximately response to the arsenic mitigation water supply needs. The outputs of the project are: The extent of the problem varied from 0 % to 100% contamination at village level. The overall contamination scenario is 84.9% tube-wells were painted green and 15.1% tube-wells were painted red. In general, the local government representatives played important roles in creating the awareness with the project in organizing mass meetings, committee meetings, rallies and providing normal support to the project. The women participation in decision making level was poor due to the lack in the policy/rules. The communication methods were also weak about reaching the women.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Arsenic in Agriculture

Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects ; Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: January 2004 To: Ongoing Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Government of Netherlands Cost of the Project 300,000 USD 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: FAO GOB NGO R. Organization Universities ; Development Partners

3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Alex Heikens Tel: 81180158 Ext 127 Address : FAO Bangladesh Fax: 8113446 House # 37, Road # 8, Dhanamondi R/A, Dhaka-1205 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are: • Literature review on arsenic in agriculture to assess current knowledge gaps • To raise awareness among the stakeholders • To develop project proposals • Final partners to implement project The outputs are: • A report on the current situation or arsenic agriculture (crop production and food quality) • Updated information regarding the risks of arsenic in agriculture • A set of advocacy material on arsenic emphasizing the potential impact of arsenic contaminated water on agricultural production and food quality • Project proposals to assess the risks of arsenic contaminated irrigation water on sustainable agricultural development

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: BGD/99/009 Study on Effects of Using Arsenic Contaminated Water on Crop Production and Its Carried Over Effect on the Food Chain Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Jessore Kurigram Rajshahi Rangpur Gopalgonj Chapai Nawabganj Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects ; Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: January 2004 To: Ongoing Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? UNDP Cost of the Project 230,000 USD 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: FAO GOB NGO R. Organization Universities ; Development Partners

3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Alex Heikens Tel: 81180158 Ext 127 Address : FAO Bangladesh Fax: 8113446 House # 37, Road # 8, Dhanamondi R/A, Dhaka-1205 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are: • to determine if there is any decrease in crop production due to the use of arsenic contaminated irrigation water • to find out if arsenic enters the food chain • to study correlation between level of arsenic contamination and water table depth

The outputs of the projects are: • the relation between water, soil and crops is very complex and no conclusions on risks for food chain or production could be given (the study was only a pilot) • As is commonly present in foods both within Bangladesh and abroad • National research institutes strengthened their capacity to do research on arsenic in agriculture • Many recommendations were given for follow up work

Impact • Strengthening the national research institutes is reflected by their current involvement in ongoing projects on arsenic in agriculture • Awareness was raised within the scientific community, government and donors which has resulted in more activities on arsenic in agriculture Lessons Learnt: Ownership of the project is critical to ensure optimal output. National research institutes were considered contractors under the LOA, which meant that they did not regard themselves as owners/partners in the project. This will be critical for any new project. A strong central coordination unit must be established to ensure cohesiveness.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes:

GUP Programmes Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: GUP GOB ;NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: Fax: Address : email:

4. Brief Description of the Project Objectives Outputs Impact •

5. Lessons Learnt for the Project/Programme

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Arsenic and Health Consequences-1 Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Baganbari Farajkandi Mohanpur Shatnal Daskhin Nayergaon Islamabad Narayanpur Sultanbad Chittagong Chandpur Matlab Daskhin Upadi Jahirabad Paschim Fatehpur Uttar Nayergaon Durgapur Kalakanda Purbo Fatehpur Utta Upadi Eklashpur Khadergaon Sadullahpur Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 2002 To: 2004 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor Sida, WHO, USAID Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: ICDDRB GOB NGO ; R. Organization Universities Development Partners International Material and Child 2 GOB NGO R. Organization ; Universities Development Partners Development, Upsala University, Sweden 3 Karolinska Institute, Sweden GOB NGO ; R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Mahfuzur Rahman Tel: 9885155 Address : Public Health Science Division, ICDDRB Fax: Mohakhali, Dhaka-1000 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project Matlab is heavily arsenic contaminated area. The screening has been conducted among 220,000 population for skin lesions The programmed involved the epidemiological studies on arsenic and health consequences. The rate of morbidity and mortality through cardiovascular diseases and cencer through drinking arsenic contaminated water is studied through this programme extensively. The project is trying to get some reproductive health consequences and about the possible aggravation role of widespread malnutrition in Bangladesh on arsenic induced health effects. The project conducted door to door awareness campaign regarding the drinking of arsenic contaminated water and consequences of long term drinking of arsenic contaminated water. BRAC is the coordinating organization and supporting the peoples of the project area by supplying alternative safe water sources.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Arsenic and Health Consequences-2 Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Baganbari Farajkandi Mohanpur Shatnal Daskhin Nayergaon Islamabad Narayanpur Sultanbad Chittagong Chandpur Matlab Daskhin Upadi Jahirabad Paschim Fatehpur Uttar Nayergaon Durgapur Kalakanda Purbo Fatehpur Utta Upadi Eklashpur Khadergaon Sadullahpur Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 2003 To: 2006 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor Sida, WHO, USAID Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: ICDDRB GOB NGO ; R. Organization Universities Development Partners International Material and Child 2 GOB NGO R. Organization ; Universities Development Partners Development, Upsala University, Sweden 3 Karolinska Institute, Sweden GOB NGO ; R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Mahfuzur Rahman Tel: 9885155 Address : Public Health Science Division, ICDDRB Fax: Mohakhali, Dhaka-1000 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project After successful completion of Phase I the project was continued in Matlab for (Phase II) for another couple of years with the same objectives of epidemiological studies on arsenic and health consequences. The rate of morbidity and mortality through cardiovascular diseases and cencer through drinking arsenic contaminated water is studied through this programme extensively. The project is trying to get some reproductive health consequences and about the possible aggravation role of widespread malnutrition in Bangladesh on arsenic induced health effects. The project conducted door to door awareness campaign regarding the drinking of arsenic contaminated water and consequences of long term drinking of arsenic contaminated water. The consequences of shifting to other alternative safe water sources were also evaluated including monitoring of dirrhoeal disease through surveillance system in Matlab. BRAC is the coordinating organization and supporting the peoples of the project area by supplying alternative safe water sources.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Arsenic in Drinking Water and Child Development (Continued Activities) Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Baganbari Farajkandi Mohanpur Shatnal Daskhin Nayergaon Islamabad Narayanpur Sultanbad Chittagong Chandpur Matlab Daskhin Upadi Jahirabad Paschim Fatehpur Uttar Nayergaon Durgapur Kalakanda Purbo Fatehpur Utta Upadi Eklashpur Khadergaon Sadullahpur Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; wareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 2004 To: 2007 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor Sida, Sarrec Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: ICDDRB GOB NGO ; R. Organization Universities Development Partners International Material and Child 2 GOB NGO R. Organization ; Universities Development Partners Development, Upsala University, Sweden 3 Karolinska Institute, Sweden GOB NGO ; R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Mahfuzur Rahman Tel: 9885155 Address : Public Health Science Division, ICDDRB Fax: Mohakhali, Dhaka-1000 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Arsenic and Flocculent Studies

Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Baganbari Farajkandi Mohanpur Shatnal Daskhin Nayergaon Islamabad Narayanpur Sultanbad Chittagong Chandpur Matlab Daskhin Upadi Jahirabad Paschim Fatehpur Uttar Nayergaon Durgapur Kalakanda Purbo Fatehpur Utta Upadi Eklashpur Khadergaon Sadullahpur Which related area covers/covered? ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 2002 To: 2003 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: ICDDRB GOB NGO ; R. Organization Universities Development Partners International Material and Child 2 GOB NGO R. Organization ; Universities Development Partners Development, Upsala University, Sweden 3 Karolinska Institute, Sweden GOB NGO ; R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Mahfuzur Rahman Tel: 9885155 Address : Public Health Science Division, ICDDRB Fax: Mohakhali, Dhaka-1000 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project To determine if the water treatment with the flocculent disinfectant the microbial contaminants. To determine of the water WHO guideline of <1 CFU thermotolerrent coliform/100 ml of water. To determine of the water treatment with the disinfectant results in water that looks clearer. The WHO acceptability guideline < 4 NTU (Neophelometric Turbidity Unit)

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Examining the Associations Between Maternal Blood, Umbilical Cord Blood Arsenic and Its Metabolics Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Baganbari Farajkandi Mohanpur Shatnal Daskhin Nayergaon Islamabad Narayanpur Sultanbad Chittagong Chandpur Matlab Daskhin Upadi Jahirabad Paschim Fatehpur Uttar Nayergaon Durgapur Kalakanda Purbo Fatehpur Utta Upadi Eklashpur Khadergaon Sadullahpur Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 2004 To: 2005 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor Columbia University through NIH Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: ICDDRB GOB NGO ; R. Organization Universities Development Partners International Material and Child 2 GOB NGO R. Organization ; Universities Development Partners Development, Upsala University, Sweden 3 Karolinska Institute, Sweden GOB NGO ; R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Mahfuzur Rahman Tel: 9885155 Address : Public Health Science Division, ICDDRB Fax: Mohakhali, Dhaka-1000 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: The Bangladesh Arsenic Calamities and Reproduction

Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Baganbari Farajkandi Mohanpur Shatnal Daskhin Nayergaon Islamabad Narayanpur Sultanbad Chittagong Chandpur Matlab Daskhin Upadi Jahirabad Paschim Fatehpur Uttar Nayergaon Durgapur Kalakanda Purbo Fatehpur Utta Upadi Eklashpur Khadergaon Sadullahpur Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 2002 To: 2004 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor Columbia University through NIH Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: ICDDRB GOB NGO ; R. Organization Universities Development Partners International Material and Child 2 GOB NGO R. Organization ; Universities Development Partners Development, Upsala University, Sweden 3 Karolinska Institute, Sweden GOB NGO ; R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Mahfuzur Rahman Tel: 9885155 Address : Public Health Science Division, ICDDRB Fax: Mohakhali, Dhaka-1000 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: WATSAN Partnership Project Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Rajshahi All Upazilas Rajshahi All Unions Chapainawabgonj All Upazilas Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source From: Feb 1998 To: Dec 1998 Pilot Phase Duration of the project/programmes From: Jan 1999 To: Dec 2001 First Phase From: Jan 2002 To: Dec 2003 Second Phase Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) Cost of the Project Piloting (1999): Tk. 63,17,213, 1st Phase (1999 – 2001): Tk. 33,872,733 2nd Phase (Arsenic Program): Tk. 32,434,877 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: SDC through PMU GOB NGO R. Organization Universities ; Development Partners 2 International Development Enterprises GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3 CARE GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 4 DASCOH GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 5 More 15 Local NGOs GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 6 Local Government organizations ;GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Bakaul Islam & Mr. M. Moniruzzaman Tel: 8614485, 8619258 Address : House No 15, Road No 7, Dhanmondi R/A Fax: 8802 8613606 Dhaka-1205 email: [email protected], [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project Objectives Outputs Impact The objectives of Arsenic Program (second phase) The summery of project output of IDE working • 414 local level resource persons were: areas are mentioned below: developed as Arsenic tester/expert • Involve Union/Ward Arsenic Committee in • Total Upazila : 08 and their capacity would be - Recruitment of Arsenic screening team (AST) • Union & Paurashavas : 46 utilized in future for further - Planning of Arsenic screening activities • HH surveyed : 284400 arsenic testing - Monitoring of Arsenic program • Functional GW sources : 60988 • The project had partnership • Capacity building of Community based ASTs • % of contamination : 6.72 network with 15 local NGOs for Arsenic screening • Family at risk : 15800 based in two districts. The main • Create awareness on Arsenic • Family covered with MO: 6680 functions of these NGO partners • Involve villagers in preparing action plan and • MO provided, Dug well : 276 in WPP were facilitation of the support to the program Shapla Filter : 584 project activities at the • Screen all operational groundwater sources RWHS : 70 community level. The responsibilities of project • Identify arsenic patients • Patient confirmed : 01 (by medical management and facilitation have • Provide support for emergency mitigation (Rx, officer) Safe water through alternative options) been gradually shifted from MO = mitigation options INGOs to local partner NGOs 5. Lessons Learnt for the Project/Programme During review of Arsenic progress it has been observed from the inception that Arsenic concentration in IDE working area was on an average 6.78%. Finally it has been found that the percentage is 6.72%. Severe contamination areas are Gobindapara and Nardas union under Baghmara upazila, Durul union of Mohonpur upazila and Gomostapur Sadar, Chowdala union under Gomostapur upazila. The percentage of average concentration in IDE working area is not so severe but not negligible. In response to providing mitigation options within the affected families IDE has taken mitigation measures and provided Shapla filter, Dug-well with Rope pump and RWHS within the highly contaminated areas.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Feasible Technology Options Ensuring Arsenic Free Safe Drinking Water Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Narchi Fulbari Bhelabari Kutubpur Rajshahi Bogura Sariakandi Sariakandi Hatsampur Kamalpara Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: Nov 2001 To: Dec 2002 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? USAID through World Vision Cost of the Project Tk. 2,302,710 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: World Vision GOB ; INGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners Partner: International Development 2 GOB ; INGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners Enterprises-Bangladesh 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Hasan Iqbal Tel: 8614485, 8619258 Address : House No 15, Road No 7, Dhanmondi R/A Fax: 8802 8613606 Dhaka-1205 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are:

• Demonstrate Shapla Arsenic Filter and Rainwater Harvesting Systems as arsenic free water supply technologies for rural households.

• Install 500 units of Shapla Arsenic Filter at rural households ensuring safe drinking water.

• Build local capacity through training and user’s awareness-raising on arsenic for water testing and appropriate use of safe drinking water technologies. The outputs of the project are:

• Demonstrated & installed Shapla Filter at 14 HH

• Conducted awareness raising & training sessions at community level

• Distributed 500 Shapla filter and conducted monitoring on water quality and use of filter

• Installed 7 RWHS in households for collecting rainwater and using for drinking & cooking purposes. All households were satisfied with the results Impact: It has been found that most of the household desired to have an alternative safe drinking water source due to high-level awareness campaign. Most of the villagers wanted to test their tube well water whether it contaminated by arsenic or not. Lessons learnt: It was very interesting that although Shapla Filter was an entirely new concept for filtering arsenic contaminated water for safe drinking water to the users, but their behavior and attitude seemed to be very impressive and positive towards it.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes:

The Shapla Arsenic Filter Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Villages Sonargaon Kabilgonj Bhairabdi Dhaka Narayangonj Kochua Debipur Baroigaon Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: Jan 2001 To: Dec 2001 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? UNICEF Cost of the Project -- 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: IDE-Bangladesh GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 BRAC GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3 Grameen Bank GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Hasan Iqbal Tel: 8614485, 8619258 Address : House No 15, Road No 7, Dhanmondi R/A Fax: 8802 8613606 Dhaka-1205 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the projects are:

• To determine if the Shapla Arsenic Filter will filter arsenic from the contaminated tube-well water to below the Bangladesh acceptable levels for a reasonable period of time with a single change of media

• To gain social acceptance of the technology at the village household level related to affordability and simplicity of operation The outputs of the project are:

• 100 units of Shapla filter distributed in the villages (25 units in each village)

• Observation & monitoring of filter performance

• User’s opinion to have filtered water on smell, taste as well as the overall system through questionnaire Impact: The project findings helped IDE to further improvement of Shapla filter Lessons Learnt: Several users who had used other arsenic mitigation techniques were able to compare the Shapla filters with these other techniques. The users preferred the Shapla for its efficiency (only pour in water and open tap), simplicity and low cost (the Shapla is one of the lowest cost options). But the major concern was the long wait (up to 3 hours) to get all filtered water. Some of them even suggested a change in design of the Shapla Filter if possible. They mentioned the possibility of a reservoir attached to the filter container so that they can store filtered water, therefore, having access whenever they needed water without waiting. Most of the respondents mentioned that they preferred the taste of the Shapla filtered water; they said that the water tasted sweet and then they did not like to drink water from other sources. Some respondents mentioned that they take Shapla filtered water with them when they travel.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Action Research on Shapla Filter Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Sadar (Sudharam) Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: Jun 2001 To: Mar 2002 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? DANIDA Cost of the Project Tk. 110,000.00 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DPHE-DANIDA AMC, R&D GOB NGO R. Organization Universities ; Development Partners 2 International Development Enterprises GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Hasan Iqbal Tel: 8614485, 8619258 Address : House No 15, Road No 7, Dhanmondi R/A Fax: 8802 8613606 Dhaka-1205 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project

The objectives of the project are:

• 100 Filter units to be field tested

• Selection of user group having different income and education level

• Technical monitoring in terms of water quality, filtration rate, adequacy of the design, breakthrough of the filter unit, disposal of the used filter material, availability of the filter material and opinion of the users regarding the design and ease of operation

• Monitoring of social aspects that consist of baseline information, number of users, their socio-economic condition, poverty context, operational cost, acceptability, sustainability etc. The outputs of the project are:

• Baseline survey report

• Performance of the filter unit in arsenic removal and other water quality parameters

• Average O&M cost of the unit per month

• Functionality and use

• Acceptance and willingness of the users

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Rainwater Harvesting System for School and Households. A Private Sector Delivery Model for Sustainable Arsenic Mitigation in UNICEF Working Areas Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Narail Kalia Khulna Jessore Monirampur Munshiganj Sirajdikhan Dhaka Faridpur Bhanga Barisal Babugonj Most of the union covered Chuadanga Damurhuda Comilla Barura Muradnagar Homna Brhmanbaria Nabinagar Bancharampur Chandpur Haimchar Madaripur Rajoir Shibchar Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: Nov 2002 To: Oct 2003 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? UNICEF Cost of the Project Tk. 17,587,393 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: IDE-Bangladesh GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 Local NGOs GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Hasan Iqbal Tel: 8614485, 8619258 Address : House No 15, Road No 7, Dhanmondi R/A Fax: 8802 8613606 Dhaka-1205 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are: • Identification and skill development of local, specialized masons who would be capable of constructing high quality, low-cost underground RWH systems at the selected schools • Provision of adequate training to local masons in the quality construction of household RWH system. This also includes training household members in conservation and safe use of rainwater • Capacity and knowledge building of private-sector supply chain members, ensuring a smooth supply of quality raw materials needed in the construction of both the household and community-based RWH Systems • Creation and enhancement of awareness of the dangers of consuming arsenic contained in tube well water; demonstration of rainwater harvesting as a feasible arsenic mitigation option for households and schools • Establishment of a sustainable private-sector supply chain for the delivery of appropriate and affordable RWHS technologies within the specified project time span The outputs of the project • Introduced cost effective, environmental friendly and sustainable RWHS technology. • Developed sustainable micro-enterprises by facilitating the transfer of technology, thereby enabling it to cater to market demand • Established a self-propagating local NGO partner network to ensure provision of quality installation and post-installation services • Implemented sustainable models of supply linkage, awareness-raising, promotional campaigns and monitoring activities. Once these are in place, these may be modified and replicated as and when the need arises. Impact: IDE had been conducting motivational and mobilization activities in an attempt to educate communities and school management committees on the benefits of dug-wells, deep tube wells and piped water supply systems being offered to them. However, IDE representatives working in the 14 Upazilas confirmed that DPHE/LGED had been offering the same systems in collaboration with their partner NGOs. This caused frustrations amongst members of the private sector supply chain and the project personnel themselves. IDE suggested that UNICEF should address this issue with DPHE and partner NGO officials. Furthermore, a clear guideline should be provided that sets out policies for all technology options within the project areas. Lessons Learnt: IDE followed UNICEF recommendation in terminating construction of RWH school system (40, 000 liter capacity) in all project areas. UNICEF was engaged in assessing a suitable design for the 40,000 liter underground tank. Some school premises lacked sufficient space for the construction of underground RWH systems of appropriate capacities. IDE field staff decided to construct smaller systems according to the limited space available. The money saved in this manner was used to construct greater numbers of school systems. For instance, the building of 90 systems was targeted; 107 were constructed with the funds saved. PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE: 86 Page 89 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE

1. Name of the Project/Programmes: a) Monitoring and Facilitating Access to Arsenic Free Safe Drinking Water Through Shapla Filter for Arsenic patients in All WHO interventions areas and b) Validating Low Cost & Locally Developed Filed Testing Kit to measure Arsenic in Water Samples Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Faridpur Bhanga Comilla Murad Nagar Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: Apr 2004 To: Sep 2004 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? WHO Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: IDE-Bangladesh GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Hasan Iqbal Tel: 8614485, 8619258 Address : House No 15, Road No 7, Dhanmondi R/A Fax: 8802 8613606 Dhaka-1205 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are: a) • Monitor Efficacy of Shapla arsenic removal filter at regular interval • Build capacity amongst arsenicosis patients on filter using technique • Screen tube well water of all patients for arsenic, iron and phosphate for future reference b) • Measure arsenic of tube well water and filtered water at field level using the newly developed kit • Compare with available testing kit in the market The outputs of the project are: a) • Monitored 44 filter at Muradnagar and 30 filter at Bhanga Upazila • Trained the arsenicosis patients to use and maintenance the filter operation b) • Tested newly developed arsenic testing kit named ‘Modified Gutzeit Arsenic Test (MGAT)’ at both laboratory and field level. • Compare the performance of MGAT with Merck & Wagtech test kit as well as AAS in the private lab. Impact: a) The filter monitoring could not be performed over long period of time due to time constraints and natural disaster (flood). It was suggested that the monitoring work should be continued for the benefit of the arsenicosis patients. b) The newly developed arsenic test kit could be used confidently instead of available kit in the market Lessons Learnt: a) Most of the patients and their neighbors were aware about the arsenic problem and wished to have one arsenic mitigation options. But it was difficult to serve all the victims due to constraints of project objectives. The mitigation technologies could be available for the village people through development of private sector supply chain. b) The low cost MGAT may be used for monitoring all the tube wells in an Upozila at a fraction of a cost of other available methods PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE: 87

Page 90 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Action Research on Community Based Safe Water Supply & Arsenic Mitigation Project (25 Upazila) Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented ; all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Baliakhora Baratia Nali Singjuri Paila Manikganj Ghior Baniajuri Ghior Dhaka Bagar Char Battajore Merur Char Sadhu Para Nilkhya Jamalpur Bakshiganj Bakshiganj Dhanua Nilakshmia Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered ? Hydrogeology Health Aspects ; (Arsenic related information dissemination) What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed ? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 2002 To: December 2002 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor UNICEF Cost of the Project Ghior: Tk. 1407938, Bakshiganj : Tk.1927550 2. Information About the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: NGO Forum for DWSS GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. S.M.A Rashid, Executive Director Tel: 8154273-74; 8128258-9 Address : , NGO Forum for DWSS Fax: 880-2-8117924 4/6, Block – E, Lalmatia, Dhaka - 1207 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are: • To provide basic information among community people regarding arsenic and its related health hazards to raise their awareness as regards the calamity and how to get arsenic-free water; • To determine the extent of arsenic contamination through testing of tube well; • Strengthen the capacity of local government for arsenic mitigation in the health and water supply sector; The outputs of the project are: • Increased awareness on arsenic and improved use of safe water options by the community of the arsenic affected areas. • All the tube wells of the Upazila have been tested. • Improved support from GO/NGO counterparts to implement uniform policy arsenic mitigation program. • Patients are identified and under treatment of the trained and skilled doctors upazila & Union Health Complex. Impact • People are well aware about arsenic and its harmful effect on health. • All the tube well of the Upazila have been tested and level of contamination is known to the community. • Local Govt. is committed to implement the activities in collaborative approach and utilizing local resources in project areas. • Patients are getting treatment facilities from the Health complexes. Lessons learnt from the project: • People in the arsenic contaminated villages feel the need of using surface water as well as alternative safe water technology. This observation is in line with the existing notion that only information dissemination is not sufficient to mitigate the problems, rather it should be followed by any hardware support immediately. • Participatory session specially village meetings with community people is more effective than other type of campaigning.

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Page 91 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Risk and Benefits of Arsenic Mitigation Programs in Bangladesh: Evaluation of Water Treatment Option Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented ; all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Arbab Changdhupail Durduria Iswardhi Lalpur Lalpur Bilmaria Duaria Gopalpur Kadamchilan Walia Rajshahi Natore Bagatipata Panka Kadirabad Cantonment Bagatipara Dayarampur Jamnagar Faguardiar Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered ? Hydrogeology Health Aspects ; (Arsenic related information dissemination) What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed ? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: September 2001 To: February 2003 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor AusAid Cost of the Project 2. Information About the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: NGO Forum for DWSS GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. S.M.A Rashid, Executive Director Tel: 8154273-74; 8128258-9 Address : NGO Forum for DWSS Fax: 880-2-8117924 4/6, Block – E, Lalmatia, Dhaka - 1207 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project is to assess the effectiveness in the field of interventions currently in place in Bangladesh as part of the arsenic mitigation program. The two interventions to be assessed are the three-pitcher filter and the sanitary protected due well

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Page 92 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Sensitization against Arsenic and Training Help Initiative (SATHI) Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Bolakot Chatalpar Goalnagar Haripur Purbabagh Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nasirnagar Burishwar Dhar Mandal Gokarna Kunda Nasirnagar Chapartala Fandauk Guniak Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered ? Hydrogeology Health Aspects ; (Arsenic related information dissemination) What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed ? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: September 2001 To: August 2003 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor SAVE THE CHILDREN USA Cost of the Project 2. Information About the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: NGO Forum for DWSS GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. S.M.A Rashid, Executive Director Tel: 8154273-74; 8128258-9 Address : NGO Forum for DWSS Fax: 880-2-8117924 4/6, Block – E, Lalmatia, Dhaka - 1207 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project

The objectives of the project are: • To increase the community awareness about arsenic contamination problem and its mitigation • To motivate the arsenic affected families to adopt water uses for drinking and cooking purpose from the arsenic free safe water sources given the current arsenic contamination of ground water • To make the people aware about the low cost alternative options of arsenic free safe water • To increase the capacity of the community on operation and maintenance of the alternative water options • To check the water quality of the alternate water options Lessons learnt from the project: 1. Arsenic awareness program has been found to be very effective through conducting the participatory sessions such as upazila/ union sensitization meeting, courtyard meeting, tea stall session, school awareness program & rally, mobile film show etc. 2. Proper operation & maintenance of the water options by the users are yet to be satisfactory; more emphasis should be given on this aspect 3. Although people know the adverse effect of arsenic but strong follow – up & BCC program need to be continued to ensure the practice of the community towards safe water. 4. Safe drinking water supply program to improve public health can not be successful without adequate hygienic latrine coverage; latrine coverage should be increased in this area.

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Page 93 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Action Research on Mitigation of Health and Social Consequences of Ground Water Arsenic Poisoning in Bangladesh Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented ; all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Dogachhi Ghorshal Kalicharanpur Moharajpur Paglakanai Fursandi Halidhani Kumarbaria Naldanga Porahati Khulna Jhenaidah Jhenaidah Sadar Ganna Harishankarpur Madhuhati Padmakar Saganna Sadhuhati Surat Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered ? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects ; (Arsenic related information dissemination) What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed ? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes January 2003 December 2005 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor MISERIOR Cost of the Project 1,55,92,400 BDT 2. Information About the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: NGO Forum for DWSS GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. S.M.A Rashid, Executive Director Tel: 8154273-74; 8128258-9 Address : NGO Forum for DWSS Fax: 880-2-8117924 4/6, Block – E, Lalmatia, Dhaka - 1207 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are:

• To create mass awareness on arsenic, its human hazards and social effects, mitigation measures and alternative sources of safe water

• To provide health services to the arsenic affected population

• To develop required level of capacity of the community people in operation and maintenance of alternative water supply options

• To develop effective replicable model on arsenic mitigation The outputs of the project are:

• Increased community awareness about arsenic contamination and its health effects

• Arsenicosis patients identified and provided with basic medical services

• Community is capable to continue the operation and maintenance of the safe water technologies as well as to continue the future arsenic mitigation activities

• Effective replicable model for arsenic mitigation developed, tested and promoted

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Page 94 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Rain Water Harvesting System–An Action Research Project Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented ; all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Arani Bausa Manigram Bagha Pakuria Bagha Bajubagha Gargari Rajshahi Rajshahi Bhaya Lakshmipur Yusufpur Nimpara Salua Sardah Charghat Charghat Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered ? Hydrogeology Health Aspects ; (Arsenic related information dissemination) What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed ? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes May 2000 December 2003 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor SDC Cost of the Project 2. Information About the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: NGO Forum for DWSS GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. S.M.A Rashid, Executive Director Tel: 8154273-74; 8128258-9 Address : NGO Forum for DWSS Fax: 880-2-8117924 4/6, Block – E, Lalmatia, Dhaka - 1207 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project Objectives Over all: Demonstrating the view that Rain Water Harvesting Systems can provide a suitable, safe, socially acceptable and sustainable alternative source of water for drinking and cooking in rural Bangladesh for 8-10 months of the year. The specific objectives are: • Assess of the technical requirements for efficient rainwater harvesting. Test and improve existing models (e.g., design of cost-effective tank of various sizes). • Demonstrating simple technical models of do-it-yourself (DIY) for the very poor, without abandoning the high profile and established Ferro-cement systems for financially solvent households. • Documentation of good experience and learning from the project and disseminate those among the sector agencies including the community people • Promoting and encouraging the private sector actors so that they could play an effective role for supplying of hardware materials as per the community needs during and after the project period • Monitor and document construction and performance of the RWHS in terms of users acceptance and user friendliness, water quality, water security and general system management • Develop construction manuals and procedures for the implementation of rainwater harvesting as an option for rural water supply Lessons Learnt • Community participation is essential to introduce a new technology and to mitigate problems. Communities are practicing and habituated with combined water supply systems, i.e. Rain in the rainy season and other options in the dry season. Skill building of the private sector (mason, potter etc) should be ensured before introducing new technologies. They can produce law cost innovative model of RWHS. • Rain Water Harvesting System can be constructed with locally available materials. Skill of the caretakers or users should be built- up on proper operation and maintenance of RWHS. • Caretaker and user can harvest rainwater properly. The quality (bacteriological, chemical, physical) of rainwater is good compare to other technology. • Community based monitoring system is the key tools for the sustainability of RWHS. • Ownership development among the community on RWHS is very essential for the sustainability of the technology. • Community accepted RWHS socially and using rainwater for drinking & cooking purpose. • Market of Rain Water Harvesting System has been created through mobilization.

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Page 95 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Rainwater for the School Children (RWSC) in 15 Arsenic Affected Upazilas Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented ; all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Barisal Babuganj Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Comilla Barura Munshiganj Sirajdikhan Chuadanga Damurhuda Jessore Manirumpur Faridpur Bhanga Madaripur Shibchar Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered ? Hydrogeology Health Aspects ; (Arsenic related information dissemination) What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed ? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 2003 To: December 2003 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor UNICEF Cost of the Project 2. Information About the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: NGO Forum for DWSS GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. S.M.A Rashid, Executive Director Tel: 8154273-74; 8128258-9 Address : NGO Forum for DWSS Fax: 880-2-8117924 4/6, Block – E, Lalmatia, Dhaka - 1207 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project General Objectives: To ensure/increase access to safe drinking water for the school-attending children at the school premises in order to reduce the risk of health hazards attributable arsenic ingestion through drinking water. The specific objectives are: • To increase awareness of the school children on arsenic contamination of drinking water its adverse effects on human health • To ensure/increase the access of safe drinking water among the school-attending students at the school campus • To disseminate arsenic related essential information to the family members through school children • To disseminate arsenic related essential information to the family members through school children • To build up/enhance the capacity of local masons on rainwater harvesting system construction

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: NGOs Arsenic Information and Support Unit (NAISU) Page 96 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented ; all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions 40 Upazila

Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects ; (Arsenic related information dissemination) What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source From: March 2001 (first phase) To: October 2003 (first phase) Duration of the project/programmes From: October 2003 (2nd phase) To: March 2009 (2nd phase) Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Water Aid Bangladesh Cost of the Project 59.8 (in million Tk) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: NGO Forum for DWSS GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 40 NGOs GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Md. Kolomullah, Programme Coordinator, Rural Tel: 8815757, 8818521 Address : Water Aid Bangladesh Fax: 8802 8815757 House No 123A, Road 4, Banani, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are: NASU's immediate objectives are to reach out and support small and medium sized NGOs across Bangladesh, who are trying to understand the issue surrounding arsenic contamination of water supplies and support them to assist their beneficiaries to address and tackle the issues. NAISU will also develop and disseminate layman's Bangla and English material and training to target population of no technical community and field workers.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: DSK Water Supply and Sanitation Project

Page 97 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Dhaka Dhaka City Corporations only Chittagong Chittagong City Corporations only Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: October 2003 To: March 2009 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Water Aid Bangladesh Cost of the Project 400.00 (in million Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: DSK GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Shahidul Islam, Programme Coordinator, Urban Tel: 8815757, 8818521 Address : Water Aid Bangladesh Fax: 8802 8815757 House No 123A, Road 4, Banani, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project is for provision of sustainable & affordable water supply and sanitation for the urban poor of the project area. Service based on community demand & willingness to pay for service. User bears capital and recurrent cost of water and sanitation. The immediate objectives of the project is to

• Creation of WATSAN services for the urban poor

• Faclilitate development of CBOs

• Recovery capital cost and water fees

• Mintanance of service

• Delevary of managememnt of CBOs

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Sanitation Water Supply, Hygiene Education, WASHE

Page 98 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Dhaka City Corporation Only Which related area ;Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ;Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: To: Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Water Aid Bangladesh Cost of the Project 17.0 (million Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: ARBAN GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Shahidul Islam, Programme Coordinator Urban Tel: 8815757, 8818521 Address : Water Aid Bangladesh Fax: 8802 8815757 House No 123A, Road 4, Banani, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project

The objectives of the project is to reduce the prevalence of water born, water related, water washed diseases and to promote cleaner and healthier environment in slums. Solid waste management, pit latrines, safe water supply, and sanitation block are helpful to keep the environment equilibrium from the pollution. Community participation in planning and decision making & implementation activities. They share 100% cost for water points, tube wells and pit latrines and 25% cost per sanitation block. The immediate objectives of the project are

• To increase knowledge and awarenss about the health and hygiene among the city dwellers.

• To supply safe water to the slum dwellers

• To trainup community helath voolunteers to disseminate the hygiene knowledge among the slum dwellers

• To make the benificiaries understand that the cost of water supply points and all sort of hardware facilities provided will have to be repaidand after the repayment fill of all facilities such as water points whould be oned by slum dwellers

• To create demand for proper garbage managment, drainage system low cost footpaths and sanitary latrines

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Integrated Water Sanitation and & Hygiene Project

Page 99 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Dhaka city corporation Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: To: Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Water Aid Bangladesh Cost of the Project 3.614 (in million Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: ASD GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Shahidul Islam, Programme Coordinator Urban Tel: 8815757, 8818521 Address : Water Aid Bangladesh Fax: 8802 8815757 House No 123A, Road 4, Banani, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project is to to have access to the slum people to water and sanitation facilities and hygiene for improving the quality of these life. The community participating in all activities through out the project like needs assessment, decision, planning and implementing, monitoring and evaluation of the project. The immediate objectives of the project are:

• To continue implementing of the project for the 2nd phase for installation of 20 nos tube wells and two sanitation blocks, disposal of solid waste and imparting helth hygiene education to 300 nos peoples of slums of adjoining area of Mohammadpur area

• To improve the quaality of life of the slum people

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Child to Child

Page 100 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: October 2004 To: March 2009 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Water Aid Bangladesh Cost of the Project 6.574 (in million Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Phulki GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Md. kolimullah Koli, Programme Coordinator, Rural Tel: 8815757, 8818521 Address : Water Aid Bangladesh Fax: 8802 8815757 House No 123A, Road 4, Banani, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project is to awareness raising through training the chieldren

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Safe Water Supply and Sanitation (WATSAN) for Chittagong

Page 101 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Bandarban Sadar 3 Bandarban Rowangchari 2 Ruma 2 Khagrachari Sadar 3 Khagrachari Chittagong Ramgarh 3 Baghaichori 3 Rajshahi 2 Rangamati Kaptai 4 Rangamati 3 Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: October 2004 To: March 2009 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Water Aid Bangladesh Cost of the Project 145.0 (in million Tk) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Green Hill GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Md. kolimullah Koli, Programme Coordinator, Rural Tel: 8815757, 8818521 Address : Water Aid Bangladesh Fax: 8802 8815757 House No 123A, Road 4, Banani, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project: To improve hygienic activities status through hygiene promotion and provide access to safe water and sanitation. Installation research appropriate and alternative water technology feasible for hilly areas. Community participate in the decision making and policy formulation.

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Page 102 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Integrated water Sanitation, Hygiene Promotion and Community Institution Building Project Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Bholahat 4 Chapainawabganj Nachole 4 Rajshahi Bagmara 15 Mohanpur 5 Naogaon Manda 14 Chittagoong Sitakunda 9 Cox's Bazzar Lalmohan 8 Bhola Teknaf 4 Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: October 2004 To: March 2009 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Water Aid Bangladesh Cost of the Project 220.0 (in million Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: VERC GOB ;NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Md. kolimullah Koli, Programme Coordinator, Rural Tel: 8815757, 8818521 Address : Water Aid Bangladesh Fax: 8802 8815757 House No 123A, Road 4, Banani, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project is to develop a rural community institution building model for the community based implementation of WATSAN projects as an appropriate for sustainability of the project input. Mobilization of communities to achieve 100% cost of the tube well 25% cost of the latrine block and 80% cost of the solid water management.

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Page 103 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFILE 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: People Empowerment and Sustainable Livelihood

Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Zinjira 7 Barisal Shatiatpur Palong 2 Naria 1 Fulchori 8 Rajshahi Gaibandha Shagatha 9 Kalihati 10 Dhaka Tangail Tangail Sadar 2 Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ;Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: October 2004 To: March 2009 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Water Aid Bangladesh Cost of the Project 102.0 (in million Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: WAB GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 UST GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Md. kolimullah Koli, Programme Coordinator, Rural Tel: 8815757, 8818521 Address : Water Aid Bangladesh Fax: 8802 8815757 House No 123A, Road 4, Banani, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Food Security Enhancement Initiative Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Kalmakanda Netrokona Durgapur Haluaghat Mymensingh Dhobaura Dhaka Phulpur Sherpur Nalitabari Dhaka Nawabganj Faridpur Faridpur Sadar All Unions of the Respective Upazila Gopalganj Muksudpur Satkhira Satkhira Sadar Khulna Khulna Dacope Bagerhat Mongla Bogra Sariakandi Rajshahi Sirajganj Tarash Joypurhat Joypurhat Sadar Chittagong Banderban Banderban Sadar Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered ? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed ? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From : January 2000 To September 2005 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor USAID Cost of the Project 2. Information About the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: World Vision Bangladesh GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Samson Okumu, FSEI Coordinator Tel: 881-3555, 881-5515 Address : World Vision Bangladesh, Awal Centre, 4th Fl. Fax: 881-5180 34 Kemal Ataturk Avenue, Banani, Dhaka 1213 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project Objectives Outputs Impact SO 1: Improved Food Farmer training/extension SO1/IR1.1: Improved yields of target crops, Security Road improvement Improved use of farming practices and market information, IR1.1: Improved Agricultural Provision of improved seeds and other ag. Diet diversity Productivity production inputs SO1/IR1.2: Increase in traffic on market access roads, Fish, IR1.2: Increased HH Income Fishpond development milk and eggs marketed,. Avg. number of income sources SO2: Improved health Awareness campaigns SO2: Use and access to hygienic latrines & safe water status Social mobilization, local capacity building sources, Increase hygienic behavior practice (use of latrines, hand-washing, drinking from safe water sources) SO3: Improved food Training/awareness campaigns SO3: Activated local gov’t disaster management units, security during and after Local capacity building (incl. local access to and receipt of emergency relief, increase natural disasters gov’t),Development of contingency and evacuation awareness of local disaster risks and increase capacity to plans, Relief & Rehabilitation cope with the effect of natural disasters 5. Lessons Learnt for the Project/Programme 1.) Social acceptance and use of local materials/resources ensures long-term use and maintenance of the system. 2.) Arsenic mitigation should include both social mobilization/awareness efforts as well as installation of effective arsenic-removal systems that are appropriate to the local context. 3.) Arsenic tests should be followed-up by water quality testing to ensure provision of safe (e.g. pathogen and arsenic-free) over time.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Community Based Safe water Supply and Arsenic Mitigation Project in Manikganj Sadar Upazila Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ;completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Dhaka Manikganj Manikganj Sad. Manikganj Municipality Jagir Garpara Dighi Krishnapur Nabagram Atigram Bethila Mitera Hatipara Vararia Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ;Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: May 2000 To: Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor UNICEF and Rotary Club Cost of the Project 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: ISDCM GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 Local Rotary Club GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3 Local NGO ARAB GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel: 8125365 Address : ISDCM, G-5 (Ground Floor) Block-E, Zakir Hossain Road Fax: 8802 955663 Mohammadpur, Dhaka-1207 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project • To provide safe drinking water to the population of Manikganj Sadar Upazila • To determine the extent of arsenic contamination in all tube wells of Manikganj Sadar Upazila • To identify the arsenic affected patients in the upazila, initial screening will be done by the arsenic testing team during the testing work and then finally by the trained physicians of the Sadar upazila Health Complex. • To make the community members aware of arsenic poisoning • To involve the community members in choosing financing, implementing and maintaining alternative source of safe drinking water The outputs of the project 22,453 (86% private and 14% public) tube wells in 371 villages of 11 unions of Manikganj Sadar was screened. 29.9% tube wells are contaminated with arsenic. 60 filed workers have been trained on different aspects of the arsenic problem. 555 meetings were organized at the community level. The participants (9298) were from different levels of the society. 19 Patients have been identified in different unions of Manikganj Sadar Upazila. Mitigation options distributed: 28 deep tube wells, 16 pond sand filters, 40 rain water harvesting unit, 100 DPHE/Danida filters, 100 Shafi household filters were distributed in different areas of the working area. Lessons learnt from the project • It was observed that a lot of motivational work needed to be carried out in the community based for along term planning of social mobilization to involve the community in owning the project and sustain the momentum gained in course of the project implementation.

• In this project the alternative water option have emerged as water source system, which needs to be sustained. Therefore a new way has come into existence at the household level which may be cost effective within the means of the community. A new external collaborator's team consisting of the suppliers of the new water option, local youth clubs and women can be built up. This will generate sustained interest in the community at household level. At present when tube well water is found arsenic affected, the alternative options of the safe water is also available because of the community based safe water supply and arsenic mitigation project in Manikganj Sadar Upazila. It is an excellent blend of activity for the poor and suffering community. Rotary International rightly joined hands with UNICEF for arsenic mitigation in the suffering community with an NGO implementing the project. Community participation initially was difficult after the motivation and the community level meetings organized by the project staff the participation of the community has tremendously improved which is encouraging. Participation of the women at every stage starting from the joining as field workers, attendance in the community level meetings and extending cooperation of the field workers was highly encouraging. Inter-organizational cooperation/coordination especially from DPHE, district and than administration, Civil Surgeon and the NGOs working in the areas was spontaneous, the experience of which can be used in

implementation of such a project in future.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Environmental Health Package

Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Nilphamari Jaldhaka Kaimary Khutamara Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: To: Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded ; Other please specify: Community Contribution If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Plan International Bangladesh Cost of the Project 0.20 (in million Tk) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Plan International Bangladesh GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 Kaimari Union ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3 Khutamara Union ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Salina Ahmed Tel: 9120289, 8123229 Address : Health adviser, House # 58, Road 7A Fax: 8802 8117690 Dhanmondi, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project Awareness raising through folk song, drama, film show, health education day observation, hygiene promotion, community participation, cost sharing, committee formation. After raising awareness, tube wells are installed and upgraded through joint participation, Aim to enhance community ownership, Periodical testing of arsenic by Plan Community. The key issues are related with water supply, sanitation and arsenic.

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Environmental Health Package

Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Dinajpur Khanshama Angarpara Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: To: Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded ; Other please specify: Community Contribution If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Plan International Bangladesh Cost of the Project 0.76 (in million Tk) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Plan International Bangladesh GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 Angarpara Union ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3 GKAP ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Salina Ahmed Tel: 9120289, 8123229 Address : Health adviser, House # 58, Road 7A Fax: 8802 8117690 Dhanmondi, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Environmental Health Package

Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Dinajpur Chrirbandar Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: To: Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded ; Other please specify: Community Contribution If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Plan International Bangladesh Cost of the Project 0.46 (in million Tk) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Local health committee GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Salina Ahmed Tel: 9120289, 8123229 Address : Health adviser, House # 58, Road 7A Fax: 8802 8117690 Dhanmondi, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project

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1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Towards Community Managed WATSAN Project

Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: To: Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded ; Other please specify: Community Contribution If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Plan International Bangladesh Cost of the Project 2.53 (in million Tk) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Plan International Bangladesh GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 Support Community GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Salina Ahmed Tel: 9120289, 8123229 Address : Health adviser, House # 58, Road 7A Fax: 8802 8117690 Dhanmondi, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project is to supply water, sanitation and arsenic only in urban slum committee formation, enlistment, decision on site, volunteer and contribution, maintenance, awareness raising, WATSAN committee formation, capacity enhancement of the community cost sharing hardware installation.

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Page 110 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFIL 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Towards Community Managed WATSAN Project

Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: To: Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded ; Other please specify: Community Contribution If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Plan International Bangladesh Cost of the Project 0.59 (in million Tk) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Plan International Bangladesh GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 DSK GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Salina Ahmed Tel: 9120289, 8123229 Address : Health adviser, House # 58, Road 7A Fax: 8802 8117690 Dhanmondi, Dhaka email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project

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Page 111 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFIL 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Water and Sanitation Programme in Pre Urban Areas

Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Dhaka Narayanganj Tongi Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: To: Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Water Aid Bangladesh Cost of the Project 275.862 (in million TK) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Prodipan GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Andrew P. Biswash Tel: 8114847, 8118528 Address : Project Coordinator Fax: 8802 8117663 6/1, Block F, Lalmatia, Dhaka-1207 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project: Prodipan is an organization for human development started work in urban areas in 1991. The organizations started an integrated development programme in the slums on the premise of peoples empowerment. The project includes water supply, sanitary latrine, hygiene education etc.

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Dhaka

Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: To: Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? DANIDA Cost of the Project 10.01 (in million TK) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Society for Urban Health GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Bashir Tel: 7214388 Address : Chairman, 387/B, Khilgaon Chowdhury Para, Fax: Dhaka-1219 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project Installation of water points with reservoirs and bathing space and community latrines with septic tank. Hygiene promotion, community participation, cost sharing for water supply and sanitation.

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Page 113 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFIL 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Secondary Towns Infrastructure Development Project II (STIDP-II) Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Bagerhat Barisal Brahmnbaria Chandpur Chapainawabganj Comilla Faridpur Gaibandha Gopalganj Jamalpur Jeshore Jhenaidaha Madaripur Magura Munshiganj Natore Noakhali Rajbari Ramgati Sirajganj Tangail Thakurgaon Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 1995 To: September 2004 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? ADB Cost of the Project 2981.6 million 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: LGED ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name A.B.M Ashrafulk Alam Tel: 9120475 Address : Deputy Project Director Fax: 8802 9120475 LGED Bhaban level 7, Sher e Bangla Nagar Agargaon, Dhaka-1207 email:

4. Brief Description of the Project Major Component of the project: Arsenic test in tube wells (STW and DTW) of 22 districts pourashava areas and towns infrastructure development. The immediate objectives of the project are:

• Capacity Building for local authorities with a view to generating higher levels of revenue needed to sustain when infrastructure investments

• Provision of infrastructure to meed the basic human needs.

• Reduction of poverty

• Improvement ot the environment

• Implemenation of pilot porjects in privatizations of solid waste management, land use planning and land development for low income housing for the design of models for future service deliver

• Rehabilitation of 1998 flood damaged unban infra structure in the project town.

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Page 114 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFIL 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Third Interim Project for the Improvement of Water Supply Sanitation in Dhaka City Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 1995 To: 2001 Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Cost of the Project 452.01 (in million Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Dhaka WASA ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Khandaker Azharul Haque Tel: 8116729 Address : Managing Director, Dhaka WASA, WASA Bhaban, 98 Kazi Fax: 8802 8112109 Nazrul Islam Avenue, Kawran Bazzer, Dhaka email:

4. Brief Description of the Project

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Page 115 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFIL 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Second Interne Water Supply Rehabilitation Project

Is/was the above mentioned project a Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: 1995 To: 2001 Funded by Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? Cost of the Project 261.70 (in million Tk.) 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Chittagong WASA ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Ali Ahmed Tel: 614663 Address : Chairman, Chittagong WASA Fax: WASA Bhaban, Dampara, Chittagong email:

4. Brief Description of the Project The objective of the project is To improve and increase the potable water supply to existing poor supply areas including the Chittagong Export Processing zone.

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Page 116 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFIL 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Institutional Development of Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented ; all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 1999 To: June 2004 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? DANIDA Cost of the Project 138.00 million Tk 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: LGED ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Mr. Carel de Groot Tel: 8316794 Address : Acting Sector Adviser Fax: 8802 8315387 UPI, DPHE Bhaban, 5th floor, 14 sShaheed Captain email: [email protected] Monsur Ali Sarani, Kakrail, Dhaka

4. Brief Description of the Project The devolopment objective of the project is to improve the standard of publich helath and ensure improve environment, particularly for the poor. the inndeiate objectives of the project is to give assistance ot the governement of Bangladesh in implementing the policy for safe water supply and sanitation

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Page 117 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFIL 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Arsenic Policy Support Unit

Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / ; Urban. The project is/was ; on going completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented ; all of the upazilas of Bangladesh some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions

Which related area Water Supply Water resources Aspects Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities Tube well Screening Awareness Campaign Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: September 2002 To: August 2005 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor? DFID Cost of the Project 528.30 million Tk 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Dr. Guy Howard Tel: 9350748 Address : International Specialist, APSU, DPHE Bhaban, 5th floor, 14 Shaheed Fax: Captain Monsur Ali Sarani, Kakrail, Dhaka1-1000 email: [email protected]

4. Brief Description of the Project The overall objective of the project is to provide support Local Government Division in reviewing the policy implications for the adoption of a national programme for arsenic mitigation recommending policy refinements, ensure consistency, monitor policy implementations, and coordination including providing feedback. The specific objectives are Objective 1: Formulation of government policy and strategy for arsenic related issues • Formulate National Strategy/Action for Plan for Arsenic Mitigation • Formulate design for National Arsenic Mitigation Programme • Formulate strategy for selection of appropriate mitigation option emphasizing on rain water harvesting • Formulate agreed national policy on cost sharing for water supply facilities • Design the partnership programme with the relevant Ministries and agencies • Formulate other policies and strategies recommended by the secretaries Committee for arsenic Objective 2: Facilitating/coordinating relevant ministries/agencies to address the arsenic crises • Facilitate participation of, and mobilize committed donor support to deep aquifer and Holocene mapping, local government capacity building for implementation of arsenic mitigation. • Assist relevant ministries and agencies in addressing the food chain issue • Provide support to Secretary LGD in ensuring effective co-ordination of arsenic related activities of different ministers and agencies • Facilitate development and implementation of BAMWSP's partnership with different government agencies, NGOs and development partners • Facilitate LGD's interaction with relevant development partners • Assist the LGD in preparing various arsenic related documents, strategy papers and study proposals on current and emerging issues • Assist LGD in undertaking professional and analytical work by drawing on the expertise available within the different government agencies and development partners • Provide secretarial assistance through LGD Secretaries Committee and the National Committee of Experts on Arsenic Objective 3: Monitoring, evaluation and reporting • Setup a mechanism for routine monitoring of the implementation of the new strategy, including the programme partnership and for the reporting to the Secretary LGD and other relevant partners • Prepare monthly status/coordination reports for secretary LGD on" BAMWSP, DPHE-UNICEF, DPHE-DANIDA, WATSAN, WV and any other donor/GoB funded project • Keep the secretary informed about development and findings of different arsenic related studies and recommendations for different workshops and seminars • Devise and effective dissemination strategy with NAMIC, ACIC, WARPO and Directorate of information

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Page 118 of 202 Annex-A: PROJECT/PROGRAMMES INFORMATION PROFIL 1. Name of the Project/Programmes: Action Research On Community Based Arsenic Mitigation Project Is/was the above mentioned project a ; Rural / Urban. The project is/was on going ; completed The project/programmes is/was implementing/implemented all of the upazilas of Bangladesh ; some specific areas of the country which is mentioned in the following: Division District Upazilas Unions Dhaka Chandpur Kochua Asrafpur Bitara Uttar Gohat Dakhin Gohat Uttar Kochua Dakhun Kochua Kadla, Karaia Sachar Pathair Purbo Sohodebpur Paschim Sohodebpur Which related area ; Water Supply Water resources Aspects ; Arsenic Removal Technologies covers/covered? Hydrogeology ; Health Aspects Agricultural Aspects What arsenic related activities ; Tube well Screening ; Awareness Campaign ; Arsenic Mitigation Activities performed? ; Patient Identification and Support Research on Arsenic Mobilization and Source Duration of the project/programmes From: July 1999 To: August 2000 Funded by ; Donor Funded GOB ; Self Funded Other please specify______If donor funded, What is the name of the donor UNICEF Cost of the Project BDT (7,692,929+858000) = 8,550,920 TK. 2. Information about the Implementing Organization/Organizations Sl No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization 1 Lead Agency: Grameen Bank GOB ; NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 2 UNICEF GOB NGO R. Organization Universities ; Development Partners 3 DPHE ; GOB NGO R. Organization Universities Development Partners 3. Contact person and Address Name Tel Address : Grameen Bank, Training and Special Programme Department Fax Mirpur, Dhaka-1216 email

4. Brief Description of the Project The objectives of the project are: • To determine the extent of arsenic contamination in the project area. • To provide demonstration of various types of safe water supply points (WSPs) • To assess community attitude towards various WSPs • To evaluate community willingness and ability to contribute to startup and recurring cost of these systems • To aware community people of arsenic poisoning The outputs of the project • A total number of working tube wells in Kochua upazila was 17787 Out of these 17030 was found contaminated with arsenic. • A total number of 202 patients were found in the Kochua upazila. The patients are now taking treatment. • Different awareness campaign and training programme was done which increases the awareness among the rural people. • Feed back of WSPs was found highly satisfactory and the response from local and governmental bodies were satisfactory • A total number of 235 men and women of different discipline took training on communications material Lessons learnt from the project: • Motivation at the beginning is very important when adopting a community based solution of any problem. Actions or solutions that can be adopted at family level should be considered first. When the solution is inevitably needs community actions, community participation should be encouraged through proper motivation • Rural women's service can be successfully mobilized for community purpose. They are found to be efficient enough in testing tube well to check arsenic contamination after a little training The sincerity and regularity with which they performed their work is amazing • Rural Bangladesh People are found to instantly take up the solution to a practical problem threatening their life, without showing any impractical bias to their for or against a solution. Dissemination of sufficient information to them helps choose the right course of action. • Safe water options should be developed upon the resources available in that particular community. Cost of the options and community management for maintenance of the community based options are two very important factors while designing safe water options. Financial capacity and knowledge limitations of the poor should be considered while designing options. Opportunity for the poor to know and learn more about the problem and the action should be built in the motivation process and in design and operation of the safe water options. • Institutions with grass root network and connections can be effectively used in disseminating information regarding arsenic to village people, motivating them for individual and community response, providing safe water options to them and doing research work for development and monitoring of appropriate technology of arsenic removal. Coordination among various agencies like DPHE, UNICEF, WHO, local government bodies and NGOs is very important for the success of the programme. More research on treatment of arsenocosis patients, specially the field for surgical intervention, is urgently needed. • The technology of arsenic testing should be further improved. The effectiveness of the existing safe water options should be increased and research should be carried out to develop new and more effective options. • Communities which are more affected by arsenic problem should get priority in intervention. • Villages with arsenocosis patient are found to be more conscious than villages with no such patients. These villages needs less motivational work • A single solution or a single safe water option does not seem appropriate for all areas and for all people in the same area. So all options should be available to a particular area. • To ensure viability of the safe water options in the long run, the cost must be borne by the beneficiaries themselves. It is easier when small and less expensive home based options are chosen. Maintenance , both in terms of management and cost, seems to face problem for community based options in the long run.

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The installed alternative water supply options were the dug well, pond sand filter, rain water harvesting and the deep tube well. A union wise calculation was done to find out the number of installed alternative safe water option. The calculation indicated that 2,638 dug wells, 914 pond sand filters, 8,381 rain water harvesters, 24,529 deep tube wells, 1,059 arsenic iron removal plants, 39 piped water supply system, 224 shallow shrouded tube wells were installed in different contaminated areas. A total number of 102 community based arsenic removal technologies and 18,774 house hold level arsenic removal filters were installed/distributed in different arsenic contaminated areas of Bangladesh. 34% of the alternative safe water options were installed in >= 80% contaminated area, 14% in < 80 >= 60%, 7% in < 60 >= 40% and 20% in < 40% contaminated area. Union wise location was not mentioned for 35% of the installed system. Out of the total system 64.9% are the deep tube well, 22.9% is rain water harvester, 2.42% pond sand filter, 6.99% dug/ring well 0.54% shallow shrouded tube wells, 0.10% piped water supply system and 2.80% arsenic iron removal plants. The name of the alternative safe water options and arsenic removal chemical technologies are presented in the following Table. Some information about some arsenic removal technologies are briefly described in the following pages.

Different types of alternative safe water options Alternative Safe Water Options Arsenic Removal Technologies Community Based Household Community Based House Hold Dug/Ring Well Rain Water Harvesting Sidko Alkan Pond Sand Filter Alkan Read F Deep Tube Well Read F Tetrahedron Rainwater Harvesting Sidko Shallow Shrouded Tube Wells Safi Filtrer Arsenic Iron Removal Plant Shapla Piped Water Supply System 2 Bucket Treatment Unit Sono 3 Kolshi Stevens I.T. Buckets Activated alumina filter

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Name of the Arsenic Mitigation Technology MAGC/ALCAN ARSENIC REMVAL SYSTEMS

Technology Provider's Information Country of Origin Company Name: MAGC TECHNOLOGIES LLC Media: Canada Contact Person: M. SABER AFZAL Unit: Bangladesh Address: House#15, Road#5, Dhanmondi, Dhaka-1205 Ph: (8802) 875 1020 Cell: 0173 017160 e-mail: [email protected] fax: (8802) 875 1020

General Type of Technology Household Community based Both ; (Put 9 Mark) Household: 1,950 Tk. Unit plus media Price/Cost Community based: 22,760 Tk Unit plus media Chemical X Non Chemical Precipitation Coagulation Type of Technology Adsorption ; (Put 9 Mark) Sorption Others Please Mention______

Provisional verification from BCSIR received for Household model under ETV-AM. Community unit adjudged top technology under Rapid assessment by Verification Information BAMWSP/DFID/WaterAid; recommended by Technical Advisory Group (TAG), BAMWSP for emergency basis water supply in acute arsenic affected area. Recommendation endorsed by Project Steering Committee (PSC).

Currently Used by Organizations Management and Cost Sharing BRAC, Grameen, UNICEF, WVI, Rotary, RDP/PEP, MCC 80/20

Scientific Information Method of Arsenic Removal Capacity of the Technology Adsorption to Enhanced Activated Alumina (AAFS-50) Household: 10,950 L @ 330 ppb, Community: 80,000 L @ 330 ppb

Physical Chemical Water Quality Waste Disposal Iron coated activated WHO Standard The spent media has been Household model: One piece plastic unit, approx. 48 cm X 35 alumina. tested and approved by Roads cm with built in partitions to hold two 3 kg media beds in a Form: Granular and Highways Department, series. Collect water from tube well, open lid and pour water into Size: 28 x 48 mesh. Bangladesh to be used for the filter. Collect arsenic safe water from the tap at the bottom; road construction. Will be very little waiting time. Flow rate 60-90 L/ hour. Can collect collected and supplied to 1000L of processed water a day. Designed for a single family of Roads and highways 4-5 persons. Very easy to install, operate and maintain. department It can also be used

Community model: Consist of two 60L trapezoidal fiber glass for local concrete latrine tanks with built in partitions to hold 20 kg media bed in each construction tank with flow meter; designed to be installed on the existing red tube well platform. A bypass channel delivers tube well water for day to day use for washing, bathing etc. To get arsenic safe water, pump tube well water into the first tank and the water moves through two media beds and delivers through a faucet on top of the second tank. The meter records number of liters water processed. Flow rate is 300L/hour, enough to service one family to a 100 families. Very easy to install, operate and maintain.

Media: Granular like sand

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Name of the Arsenic Mitigation Technology SIDKO AdsorpAs® GRANULAR FERRIC HYDROXIDE TECHNOLOGY

Technology Provider's Information Country of Origin Company Name: SIDKO LIMITED Bangladesh with Contact Person: Mir Moaidul Huq German Technology Address: Paragon House (7th Floor) 5, Mohakhali C/A, Dhaka-1212 Ph: 9881794, 9883724 & 8827122 email: [email protected] fax: 9883400

General Type of Technology Household Community based Both ; (Put 9 Mark) Community based 2,50,000.00 Tk for 100 Price/Cost Families Chemical ; Non Chemical Type of Technology Percipitation Coagulation

(Put 9 Mark) Adsorption ; Sorption Others Please Mention______

Verification Information Technology Verified by BCSIR

Currently Used by Organizations Management and Cost Sharing Paid by UNICEF or others. Community maintain the UNICEF/DPHE, Kuwait, Proshika, Rotary, Glaxo etc. plants and collect monthly contribution.

Scientific Information Method of Arsenic Removal Capacity of the Technology By Adsorption Method From 240 Liters per Hour to any capacity as per customer requirement.

Physical Chemical Water Uuality Waste Disposal

Grain size: 0.32 – 2 mm Active Substance: Fe(OH)3 Raw Water Quality after gravel filter It is non-toxic non-hezardous Percentage <0.32 mm: ca. 5% and β-FeOOH: ca. 52 – 57% pH-value 5.5 – 9 and safe to handle. The German Percentage > 2 mm: 5- 10 % Water content: ca. 43 – 48 % Oxigen > 0.5 mg/l Govt have allowed the Density of Grains: 1.59 kg/dm3 Ferrous iron: <0.2 mg/l manufacturer M/S. Harbauer Manganese: < o.05 mg/l GmbH to dump spent media to Bulk Density s: 1.22 -1.29kg/dm3 Aluminium (< 0.2 mg/l dump in municipal dumping Porosity of Grains: 72 – 77 % ground. Specific Surface: 1.6* 105 m2/dm3 Bulk porosity: 22 – 28 %

(The density value are given for AdsorpAs® with a water content of 45%)

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Name of the Arsenic Mitigation Technology READ-F

Technology Provider's Information Country of Origin Company Name: Brota Services International Japan Contact Person: Broza Gopal Das Shin Nihon Co. Ltd. Address: 91, Agrabad C/A, Al-Islam Chamber New name of the Ctg. 262/ka, Fakirapool, Dhaka company: Ph: 031-712183, 725865. 02-9350390 Nihon Kaisui Co. Ltd email: [email protected], [email protected] fax: 031-710420, 02-9354522

General Type of Technology Household Community based Both ; (Put 9 Mark) Household ______Tk. Price/Cost Community based ______Tk Chemical Non Chemical Type of Technology Percipitation Coagulation

(Put 9 Mark) Adsorption ; Sorption Photograpph of the Technology Others Please Mention______

Verification Information Verified by BCSIR with help of OCETA

Currently Used by Organizations Management and Cost Sharing Please mention the name of the organization using this technology Private sector, Newly Grameen Shikkha

Scientific Information Method of Arsenic Removal Capacity of of the Technology Adsorption HH-40000 WH-190000 CU-3784000

Physical Chemical Water Quality Waste Disposal READ-F National protocol

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Name of the Arsenic Mitigation Technology TETRATREAT

Technology Provider's Information Country of Origin

Company Name: Tetrahedron, Inc. Contact Person: Mr. Waqi Alam, Ph.D. Address: 1717 Key Highway, Suit B, Baltimore, Maryland U. S. A 21230, U.S.A. Ph: 410-837-0512., fax: 410-837-0854. email: [email protected]

General Type of Technology Household Community based Both ; (Put 9 Mark) Price/Cost Household Tk. 13,000.00 Chemical ; Non Chemical

Precipitation Coagulation Type of Technology Adsorption (Put 9 Mark) Photograph of the Technology Sorption Others Please Mention______

• DFID conducted a rapid assessment of the technology under BAMWSP to evaluate field efficiencies. Tetratreat was selected as a viable technology under this assessment. Verification Information • Based on field studies, the Technical Advisory Group (TAG) of BAMWSP approved Tetratreat in 2001 as an effective technology for the removal of arsenic.

Currently Used by Organizations Management and Cost Sharing It is the only treatment system that has been tested at 123 sites under five Upazillas, under the direct supervision of BAMWSP. Not applicable The sites were selected by BAMWSP to get representative samples from all over the country.

Scientific Information Method of Arsenic Removal Capacity of the Technology Tetratreat, based on ion-exchange principle, uses anion exchange resin (Styrene based polymer) to The technology can serve up to 50- - trap H2AsO4 from water. Arsenic exists in two forms (trivalent and pentavalent) in water and 100 persons. Can be used for pentavalent form is larger in size than trivalent. Tetratreat uses calcium hypochlorite (a source of individual families or on chlorine) to oxidize arsenite to arsenate in order to increase treatment efficiency. The hypochlorite community wells that has a acts as a disinfectant as well as an oxidizing agent for the removal of iron in the ferric state. A pre- caretaker. The technology is treatment sand/carbon/stone filtering system is used before the resin column to eliminate the capable to treat at least 30,000 precipitates and particulate matter from the inflow water and prevents clogging of the system. After liters of water before regeneration exhaustion of the resin a regeneration process is used to reactivate the resin for reuse. The resin can is required. be reused by the process of regeneration for several cycles (30 to 50). During the regeneration process 25 liter of 20% NaCl solution (6.25 Kg of salt in 25 L of water) is passed continuously at a - - low flow rate through the resin. Cl replaces the H2AsO4 ions from the resin to make it reusable.

Physical Chemical Water Quality Waste Disposal Height (m) - 65cm • Is able to reduce the • The regeneration waste is evaporated and the residue, mainly Width (m) - concentration of arsenic sodium arsenate salt, is encapsulated in glass bottles. The bottles 20cm(diameter) to below 50 ppb. are then sealed in concrete. It is seen even after a year arsenic does Length (m) - 60cm • Is able to remove all not leach from the system. Shipping weight harmful bacteria from • The residue is encapsulated in concrete bricks and then in a (kg)- 50 kg the contaminated water. concrete surrounding. This procedure is also effective. Functional lifespan • Is able to remove • We have been successfully able to extract arsenic in the pure form of system hardware excessive iron in water. from the sodium arsenate salt. The quantity of pure arsenic (years) - 30 to 40. • Is able to remove produced from treating 1000 L of water will be approximately 500 phosphate and sulfate mg (assuming the water has 500 ppb of arsenic). from water.

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Name of the Arsenic Mitigation Technology Shapla Arsenic Removal Filter

Technology Provider's Information Country of Origin Company Name: International Development Bangladesh Enterprises - Bangladesh Contact Person: Mr. Hasan Iqbal Address: H#15, R#7, Dhanmondi, Dhaka-1205 Ph: 8619258, 8614485 email: [email protected] fax: (880-2) 8613506

General Type of Technology Household ; Community based Both (Put 9 Mark) Household: Price/Cost Single Column 550 Tk. Double Column 1000 Tk. Chemical Non Chemical Percipitation Coagulation Shapla Filter (Single Column) Type of Technology Adsorption (Put 9 Mark) Sorption ; Others Please Mention______

Verification Information Registered for verification in the second phase of ETV-AM program

Currently Used by Organizations Management and Cost Sharing Please mention the name of the organization using this technology BRAC, Grameen Bank, Word Vision, SDC, DANIDA, All cost shared by the donors & IDE monitored the field WHO, situation

Scientific Information Method of Arsenic Removal Capacity of of the Technology Arsenic is removed by a mechanism of chemisorption or Single Column: 24 liter/Day adsorption process on iron oxide surface, impregnated into Double Column: 48 liter/Day burned clay materials.

Physical Chemical Water Quality Waste Disposal The filter effectively removes The exhausted filter arsenic if the influent water media is non-toxic and quality matches the criteria can be disposed of safely As = < 0.5 ppm without danger to the Fe = upto 40 ppm environment or human 3- PO4 = < 4 ppm health pH = available pH found in groundwater

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After the detection of arsenic in ground water of Bangladesh, governmental, non-governmental, NGOs, INGOs, universities, research organization were involved with different activities for solving the problem. These were basic research on source, mobilization and mitigation, awareness campaign, patient identification, installation of arsenic mitigation technologies and alternative safe water options etc. The initiatives were in the form of action research, pilot project/programme, evaluation, survey etc. in different parts of the contaminated area of the country. The development partners assisted different projects/programmes by providing financial and technical support. The mentioned organization also engaged several local organization of implementation of the project/programme at the grass root level and the name of those organization are not mentioned in the list. Most of the organization are communicated and information were collected regarding their activities. In the following table the involved organization are mentioned.

List of Governmental, INGOs, NGOs, Universities, Development Partners and Research Organization Governmental NGOs INGOs Universities Development Research Partners Organizations BRDB BRAC AAN Cornel University, USA DFID CIMMYT BWDB DCH CARE Columbia University, USA FAO ICDDR,B

DPHE NGO Forum for DWSS Water Aid Department of Geological Sciences, DU SDC OCETA

LGD PKSF WV Department of Chemistry, DU WB ITN

DGHS GUP Concern Bangladesh Department of Soil, Water & Env., DU JICA BGS

MOH&FW ADAB DASCOH Department of Geological Sciences, JU DANIDA ARG

BIRRI DAM IDE Department of Chemistry, JU AusAID

BARI EPRC Department of Chemistry, RU UNICE

BLRI Grameen Bank Bangladesh Agricultural University WHO MM&WR ISDCM Independent University Sida LGED Proshika Harvard University UNDP NIPSOM CDIP BUET VHSS Department of Mining and Geology RU

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Asia Arsenic Network The Asia Arsenic Network is a Japan based NGO. They are working to resolve the arsenic problem since 1996. Initially AAN planned to conduct the project for awareness raising , water testing, water testing, construction of safe water device and medical guidance for arsenocosis patients in 60 highly affected villages in ten districts in Khulna Division. However the government of Bangladesh decided to undertake arsenic mitigation upazila wise with BAMWSP, a project unit backed by the World Bank, as the key player, in collaboration with some international and non governmental institutions. AAN was allocated with the Sharsha upazila in Jessore district for the project under the JICA partnership program. Then the title of the project was changed to an "Integrated Approach for Mitigation of the Arsenic Contamination of Drinking Water in Bangladesh". The three year project started in Contact Person's Details Kazuyuki Kawahara January 2002, after the deliberations of the Ministry of Local House-142, Road-12, Block-E Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives. AAN has Banani, Dhaka 1213 experiences in tackling arsenic issues more than 30 years in Japan more Tel: 02-9894493 than 10 years in Asia and more than seven years in Bangladesh. The email: [email protected] [email protected] implementation in Sharsha upazila started on the basis of those experiences AAN nourished the sprit of "walking together with victims to share the sufferings" through their activities to support the struggled. 1 It was important for residents to mitigate the arsenic contamination problem on their own and the role of the AAN was to assist them to Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support help themselves. For sound implementation of the project AAN has Sharsha ; ; ; ; setup four offices at Dhaka, Jessore and at Sharsha. Offices at different places played their significant role to their respective areas. The

implementation started with the orientation meetings with arsenic mitigation committees followed by screening of tube wells and

household survey, awareness building among the people, joint surveys with experts, medical guidance for the patients, organizations of the

user committees, construction of safe water options, maintenance training and monitoring. With the normal activities the AAN has

conduct some research activities, these are : The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient • Perfromance of Report on Pond Sand Filter identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source. • Report on Arsenic Contamination of Deep tube wells in Sharsha Upazila • Reoport on Water quality and follow up survey on Arsenic Contamination Dug wells in Sharsha Upazila • Study on Arsenic contamination of irrigation of tube wells • Report on Baor: the water source Source: Final Report (Nov 2004): Integrated Approach for mitigation of arsenic contamination of drinking water in Bangladesh, AAN

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area Integrated Approach for Mitigation of Arsenic 1 Contamination of Drinking Water in Bangladesh An arsenic AAN JICA 2002-1 9 9 9 9 9 Jessore, Sharsha Mitigation project in Sharsha Upazila, Jessore

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BRAC BRAC is one of the largest national governmental organizations has been proven the capacity for field level program implementation, socio- economic research, a strong institutional network and experience in training of community members in testing arsenic for tube well water. It initiated a number of arsenic mitigation projects/programmes/action research/survey in different arsenic contaminated places of the country i collaboration with governmental organizations and development partners. In 1998 BRAC completed a countrywide testing of tube wells which were installed by the DPHE with the assistance of UNICEF. At present BRAC is woking in Matlab, Jichorgachha, Haim Char, Itna, Inkli, Sonargaon, Bhanga, Barura, Moinirampur upazila of Bangladesh with the financial assistance of Sida and DPHE/UNICEF. BRAC gave emphasis on patient identification and care from the very beginning of Contact Person's Details different arsenic related projects. Arsenic effected patient screening was Md. Jakariay, prioritized and safte water was supplied to them. They gave spirulina, Research and Evaluation Division Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee, vitamin A, C, E and salicylic acid as ointment to the patients. All the 2 BRAC Center, 75 Mohakhali, Dhaka patients were under regular follow up. BRAC in partnership with the Tel: 8824189-7, Ext. 2709 department of Public Health Engineering (DPHE) and UNICEF Fax: 8802 8823614 implementing a research project named as community based arsenic email: [email protected] mitigation since 1999. Initially BRAC started with two upazilas and in 2002 it was expanded to four upazilas. A total of 85, 937 shallow, 378 deep hand set tube wells and 14989 irrigation wells were tested in four upazilas of those 69% shallow tube wells, 3.7% deep hand tube wells Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support Barura ; ; ; ; 70% irrigation well were found to be contaminated with arsenic. The Bhanga ; ; ; ; project also included community mobilization, training of local women, Monirampur ; ; ; ; Haimchar ; ; ; ; testing of tube wells, patient identification and support, provision for Sonargaon ; ; ; ; alternative safe water option and monitoring of alternative safe water Matlab ; ; ; Jichargacha ; ; ; ; options. Throughout the implementation of different arsenic related Nikli ; ; projects BRAC gave emphasis on community involvement by active Itna ; ; participation of the community people. The BRAC was also woking The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient closely with the DPHE officials at national and local; level since 1997. identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source. Source: BRAC annual Report 2004. Combating Deadly Menace, Research Publication, Monograph Series no. 16, August 2000, BRAC Research and Evaluation Division, Mohakhali, Dhaka.

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area 1 Rural Piped Water Supply in Borura BRAC DPHE/UNICEF 2003-7 9 Barura Building Community Based Arsenic Mitigation Response, Bhanga, Monirampur, 2 BRAC DPHE/UNICEF 2001-11 9 9 9 9 9 in Bhanga, Monirampur, Haimchar and Barura Haimchar, Barura Pakundia Multipurpose Safe Piped Rural Water Supply 3 BRAC DPHE/UNICEF 2001-7 9 Sonargaon Project in the Village Pakundia of Sonargaon Upazila Arsenic in Tube Well Water and Health Consequences in 4 BRAC Sida 2001-1 Matlab Matlab (Mitigation Component) 9 9 9 Action Research into Community Based Arsenic Mitigation 5 BRAC DPHE/UNICEF 1999-6 9 9 9 9 9 Sonargaon, Jichargacha Project in the Upazila Sonargaon and Jhikargachha Building Community Based Arsenic Mitigation response in 6 BRAC DPHE/UNICEF 2002-7 9 9 Nikli, Itna Itna and Nikli Kishoregonj Districts

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Rural Development Board (BRDB) The productive employment project, PEP (RD-5), a poverty alleviation project of BRDB, started functioning from 1986/87 with funding from Sida (also NORAD). The major components of PEP include group formation, local resource mobilization, training, income generation activities, environmental activities, health and hygiene, marketing activities, gender activities and other support services. The project is now operating in 244 unions (out of total 309) under all 27 Upazilas (sub district) greater Faridpur (consisting five districts). Sida provided a special `Environmental fund’ to promote some environmental activities like installation of hand tube wells (HTWs) for safe drinking water, installation of low cost sanitary latrines, tree plantation, plant nurseries, bee keeping, etc. PEP has funded (with credit from “Sida Environmental Fund”) for 12,000 hand tube wells (HTWs) in five districts of greater Faridpur. Based of an initial survey of PEP funded tube wells conducted in greater Faridpur and other surveys done by various government and non-government organizations, it is clear that all upazilas are affected by arsenic in ground water. As the people in Contact Person's Details the affected areas are compelled to drink water suspected to have arsenic Mr. Ferozul Islam contamination, they risk their lives in absence of alternative options. The Executive Director, Productive Employment situation is aggravated by the fact that more than 80% of rural people are under Project, PEP HQ, Faridpur-7800 nourished. There is no major project involved in the arsenic crisis in greater Faridpur, 0631-64598, 9113577 Faridpur at the moment, and such as providing support to test HTWs, mitigating effects, and helping people to find alternative and safe sources of water. Some organizations are working in greater Faridpur with arsenic problem but in a scattered way covering very little area. These efforts have not led to a short or long term solution to the rural poor in those districts. The lack of action to mitigate this serious and deadly problem has to be addressed. The PEP 3 members cannot afford to take necessary measures due to lack of necessary knowledge as well as shortage of purchasing powers. The PEP members are not Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support Faridpur Sadar ; ; ; ; in a position to undertake necessary measure to address the problem. It is Bhanga ; ; ; ; important to provide services to the PEP group to face the challenges of Nagarkanda ; ; ; ; mitigating the arsenic problem. This will have demonstrative effect on the non- Rajoir ; ; ; ; member inhabitants of the district. Considering the above mentioned facts PEP started an arsenic mitigation pilot project from December 2002 named as

"Arsenic Mitigation Activities for PEP members. In greater Faridpur around

The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective one lac eighty thousand families of productive employment project (PEP) are at organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient serous risk of arsenic contamination. Considering the grave situation arsenic identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source. contamination of ground water the PEP started a pilot project in December 2002 named as "Arsenic mitigation Activities for PEP members". The Swedish Government funded the project. The principal objectives of the pilot phase was to provide PEP target group members as well as other nearby community members with sustainable sources of safe arsenic free drinking water thus reduce the risk of arsenic related disease and to aware them about the long-term consequences of drinking arsenic contaminated water. Cumulative approach was made for arsenic related activities that included, tube well screening, awareness campaign, mitigation option installation, mitigation option monitoring and sharing views & experiences with other organizations. The pilot phase was implemented in four upazilas of Faridpur and Madaripur district. These were Faridpur Sadar, Bhanga, Nagarkanda of Faridpur district and Rajoir of Madaripur. Around 41 unions and 157 villages of these upazilas were covered during pilot phase. Source: Project Completion report "Arsenic mitigation Activities for PEP members"

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area Faridpur Sadar, Bhanga 1 Arsenic Mitigation Activities for PEP Members BRDB Sida 2002-12 9 9 9 9 0 Nagarkanda, Rajoir

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Water Development Board (BWDB) The Water Development Board under the Ministry of Mineral and Water Resources has the mandate of investigation and monitoring the status of groundwater of Bnagladesh. The GWH (former Ground Water Circle) was initiated in 1970 to carryout long term activities on geological and hydrogeological investigation of the aquifer as well as to collect and interpret data, groundwater table characterstics, water quality and borelog data generation and processing, technical reports publication and rendering advisory services to groundwater users, planners,

researchers and designers. Presently, the GWH is engaged in Contact Person's Details collection of basic hydrogeological, geochemical and Anwar Zahid geotechnical data through two GWH Divisions and six GWH Hydrogeologist, Ground Water Hydrologist BWDB, 72, Green Road, Dhaka-1205 Sub-Divisions. The informations regarding the the Tel: 8121272 hydrogeological investigation are transmitted to Ground Water email: [email protected] Processing branch for retrieval, processing, analysis and computerization in the data bank. GWH has a monitoring 4 network of 1250 observation wells for weekly collection and 20 auto recorders for daily collection of ground water table data to Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support Kochua observe seasonal fluctuation. Water table data of another 55 Madaripur Sadar observation wells from the Gangetic belt are collected in dry

season for Indo-Bangladesh joint Scientific study. GWH has 117

This is research project regarding the arsenic free quality monitoring stations for the analysis of 18 chemical ground water resources development and formulate long term policy planning, strategy etc. parameters of groundwater and to publish yearly report. BWDB's

The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient overall objective is to ascertain hydro-geological characteristics, identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source. groundwater potential, safe yield, optimum well design for sustainable groundwater development. The organization also took collaboration study with national and international agencies on hydrogeological, geotechnical as well as groundwater survey and investigation projects. Presently BWDB is has conducting an a project named as "Deep Aquifer Characterization and Mapping Project, Phase I (Chandpur, Madaripur)" with USGS and Geological Survey of Bangladesh. Source: Draft Report: of the project , Deep Aquifer Characterization and Mapping Project, Phase I (Chandpur, Madaripur) (Pilot Project) and Mr. Anwar Zahid of BWDB

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area Deep Aquifer Characterization and Mapping Project, 1 BWDB BAMWSP/IDA 2003-5 9 9 Kochua, Madaripur Sadar Phase I (Chandpur, Madaripur)

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Care Bangladesh The primary objective of the SDC-WATSAN Partnership Project (WPP) is to improve the user's sustainable access and the use of affordable safe water and sanitation facilities and services. CARE-Bangladesh participated in the WATSAN partnership project (WPP) initiated by Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). The project has been jointly implemented by three international organizations, CARE-Bangladesh, IDE and DASCOH through fifteen local NGOs in 640 villages of Rajshahi and Chapainawabganj districts. Care Bangladesh implemented the "Hygiene Behavior Change and Arsenic Mitigation" component. DASCOH and IDE implemented other two components namely "Community Management & Social Contact Person's Details Mobilization and marketing new technologies" respectively. The R Mr. Salim Reza Khan Information Officer project period was four and half years form January 1999. The Care Bangladesh, Kawran Bazzer, Dhaka arsenic related activities included linkages, liaison and joint Tel: 8114207-9 Ext 114 email: [email protected] action planning with the Department of Public Health and Engineering, raising community awareness through different forums, piloting of different alternative sources of safe water options. The project conducted a technical evaluation of different 5 Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support alternative safe water options installed in the project area. Chapai Nawabganj ; ; Different methods of arsenic removal technologies were Gomastapur ; ; Nachole ; ; documented like SORAS, use of traditional Motka, pitcher filters Shibganj ; ; etc. The project activities also included awareness campaign and Bagha ; ; Baghmara ; ; screening of tube wells . The Sanitation and Family Education Boalia ; ; Resource (SAFER) project was initiated by CARE in 2000. The Charghat ; ; Durgapur ; ; project location was Amirabad village of Sitakunda upazila. The Godagari ; ; activities conducted through this project were screening of tube Mohanpur ; ; Paba ; ; wells, awareness campaign, arsenic removal plant installation, Tanore ; ; distribution of bucket treatment unit and installation of Puthia ; ; Sitakunda ; ; ; ; alternative safe water option. The Integrated Food security Districts programme of CARE Bangladesh conducted arsenic related Netrokona ; ; ; ; Kishoreganj ; ; ; ; activities through SHAHAR project. The activities included Sunamganj ; ; ; ; detection of arsenic contaminated wells through screening, Kurigram ; ; ; ; implementation of awareness campaign the Project is working on Gaibandha ; ; ; ; Sirajganj ; ; ; ; ten districts. alternative safe water option identification of Dinakpur ; ; ; ; patients and Implementing alter native safe water options . Jessore ; ; ; ;

Mymenshingh ; ; ; ; Gazipur ; ; ; ; The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient Source: Project Documents of WATSAN partnership program identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source. Mid term evaluation report "Sanitation and Family Education Resource Project

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area Chapai Nawabganj, Gomastapur, Nachole, Shibganj, Bagha, 1 WATSAN Partnership Project CARE SDC 1999-0 9 9 Baghmara, Boalia, Charghat, Durgapur, Godagari, Mohanpur, Paba, Puthia, Tanore 2 SAFER Arsenic Pilot Project CARE 2000-0 9 9 9 9 Sitakunda Netrokona, Kishoreganj, Sunamganj, Kurigram, Gaibandha, 3 Integrated Food Security Program CARE 2000-0 9 9 9 9 Sirajganj, Dinakpur, Jessore, Mymenshingh, Gazipur dist

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CIMMYT Bangladesh faces a serious environmental and health hazard from As contamination of groundwater, which is almost the sole source of water for drinking and irrigation. About 80-85% of some 800,000 irrigation wells of Bangladesh are shallow tube wells (STW) — pumping water from 30-60m deep aquifers — mainly used for irrigating Boro (winter) rice. These STWs have played a key role in almost tripling the staple food grain (rice) production over the last three decades and achieving self-sufficiency in food grain for Bangladesh. Ironically, however, these are the same tube wells which have turned out to be the root of a dreaded environmental and public health hazard — many of the STWs in 60 out of 64 districts of the country have been found to pump out water with As concentrations exceeding 0.05 mg/l As, considered the safe As level for drinking water in Bangladesh. A most frightening estimate is that about 35 million of the 140 million Bangladeshis may be at risk of As poisoning either directly from drinking water or indirectly from crops grown on soils polluted with high-As irrigation water. Arsenic research in Bangladesh, Contact Person's Details however, has so far concentrated on drinking water. The short- and long-term Dr. G.M. Panaullah (Affiliate Scientist) impacts of As on agriculture and food quality in Bangladesh also need CIMMYT Bangladesh immediate attention. CIMMYT Bangladesh considers the above to be a serious House # 18, Rd # 4 Sector # 4, Uttara problem for agriculture and food in Bangladesh at present and in future. To Dhaka 1230 understand the behavior of arsenic in the irrigation-water-soil-crop milieu and Tel: 8913064, 8916929 Ext 115 to develop technology to manage the problem, a project “Impact of Arsenic Fax: 8913064, 8916929 Contamination on Agricultural Sustainability and Food Quality” was initiated in email: [email protected] [email protected] early 2002 with financial support from the USAID Dhaka Mission. The project 6 is continuing. Our national partners are, Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute (BARI), Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (BRRI), Bangladesh Institute of Nuclear Agriculture (BINA), Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU) and international partners are Cornell University (CU), USA: Prof. John M. Duxbury, Texas A&M University (TAMU), USA: Prof. Richard H.

Upazila Agricultural Aspects Loeppert and for International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center Senbag ; (CIMMYT): Dr. Craig A. Meisner and Dr. G.M. Panaullah Faridpur Sadar ; B'baria Sadar ; Scientists of the Bangladeshi national partner institutions conducted field ; Tala surveys and experiments (in Bangladesh, as planned) and carried out laboratory Paba ; analyses for As and other relevant elements in STW irrigation waters, soils and 22 upazila ; rice plants. The international partners, CU and TAMU, helped install and optimize the flow injection hydride generation (FI-HG) units for the atomic absorption spectrophotometers (AAS) in the laboratories of the national partner institutions and provided training for Bangladeshi scientists and laboratory technicians on the use of the FI-HG-AAS set-up for the analysis of As in water, soil and plant samples. In addition, CU and TAMU did the advanced chemical and mineralogical analyses and performed cross checking of analytical results for quality control. CIMMYT, through its Bangladesh office, did its share of the job by: (1) facilitating and coordinating program activities by the national partners and providing technical assistance, (2) maintaining liaison with the two other international partners, CU and TAMU, and (3) facilitating exchange of The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective information and material between the national and international partners. organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient Source: CYMMIT identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source.

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area Senbag, Faridpur Sadar, Impact of Arsenic Contamination on Agricultural 1 CYMMIT USAID B'baria Sadar, Tala, Paba and Sustainability and Food Quality 22 upazila

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Dhaka Ahsania Mission Dhaka Ahsania Mission's visions are to facilitating access of all citizens to arsenic free water, bringing about behavioral changes necessary for ensuring continued use of arsenic free water for drinking and cooking purposes, reducing the incidence of arsenic poisoning, building capacity of local governments and communities to deal more effectively with the arsenic related problems. promoting sustainable arsenic mitigation options and promoting the use of treated surface wand rainwater in order to reduce the intake of arsenic contaminated water. The government of Denmark under its Sector Program (SPS) initiated the arsenic mitigation component (AMC). With in the broader framework and the objectives of DPHE-DANIDA AMC, Dhaka Ahsania Mission (DAM) signed an agreement with Royal Embassy to implement the Contact Person's Details socio-economic activities of the component. The objective of the Arsenic Coordinator component is to contribute to the national objectives of reducing arsenic House # 35, Road # 15 (New) induced morbidity and morality and supply arsenic free drinking water 7 Dhanmondi R/A, Dhaka-1205 Tel 9124152, 9142261, 935507 from alternative source in the arsenic affected areas. The arsenic [email protected] mitigation component is under implementation in 147 unions of 11 upazilas of 5 coastal districts of the Danish financed water supply and sanitation program. 147 unions were targeted in the component area for tube well screening . Against this target, activities relating to screening

Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support and awareness raising were conducted in all 147 upazilas. Bakerganj ; ; ; ; Barishal Sadar ; ; ; ; Pirojpur Sadar ; ; ; ; Sonagazi ; ; ; ; Laxmipur Sadar ; ; ; ; Rangamati ; ; ; ; Begumganj ; ; ; ; Noakhali Sadar ; ; ; ;

The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source. Source: Project completion Report of DAM

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area Bakerganj, Barishal Sadar, Pirojpur Sadar, Sonagazi, 1 DPHE DANIDA Arsenic Mitigation Component DAM DANIDA 9 9 9 9 Laxmipur Sadar, Rangamati, Begumganj, Noakhali Sadar

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Dhaka Community Hospital Dhaka Community Hospital is a non governmental organization working in the field of arsenic since its detection in the ground water of Bangladesh. It was established in 1980. They have taken a number of projects to combat the problem. DCH is continuously lobbing at the policy level to combat the arsenic menace. It has been emphasizing to the use of natural and indigenous resources to make the mitigation programs sustainable. DCH is running mobile clinics to screen the arsenic patients and give them treatment and if necessary the clinics refer the patients to its hospital. It is well reputed training organization nationally and internationally and trained 371 doctors, 420 village doctors, 200 government officials, 80 donor and international agency officials, 1500 NGO staff, 410 community leaders, 4043 community workers. DCH is the only hospital that is working as an arsenic patients referral centers. Dhaka community hospital also developing an arsenic Patient Management Protocol in collaboration with international 8 universities and research institutions. They have developed water

quality testing laboratory by its own with the technical help of SOES, Contact Person's Details R Mr. Jabed Yousuf Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India in 2000. A number of water quality Direcotr, DCH parameters testing facilities was developed in the laboratory. DCH has 190/1 Baro Moghbazzar developed a number of awareness campaign materials including nine Wireless Railgate, Dhaka-117 video documentary in Bangali and English. Through the monthly news Tel: 9351190-1, 8314887 letter DCH, press briefing, stories published in various newspaper and Fax: 8802 938706 email: [email protected], [email protected] various TV and radio programs DCH is distributing information all over the country and abroad. DCH has organized a number of national and international conferences, seminars, workshops in regard of arsenic poisoning of ground water in Bangladesh. From the beginning DCH has been suggesting about the use of surface water, banning further

Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support installation of tube wells installation to give VGF card to the arsenic All Working Area ; ; ; ; victims, providing free treatment for patients and reducing the safe level

The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective of arsenic at 0.01 mg/l organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source. Source: Arsenic in Bangladesh (May 2000) Report on 500-village Rapid Assessment Project

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area 1 Arsenic Problem Causes and Remedies in Bangladesh DCH SELF FUNDED 1996-7 9 9 9 All Upazials of Bangladesh 2 Action Research on Community Arsenic Mitigation Project DCH UNICEF 1999-6 9 9 9 9 Bera 3 Community Based Arsenic Mitigation Project DCH UNICEF 1999-6 9 9 9 9 Serajdikhan Community Based Safe water Supply Provision in 4 DCH UNICEF 2001-6 9 9 9 9 Serajdikhan Serajdikhan Upazila 5 Emergency Arsenic Screening Project DCH BAMWSP 2000-11 9 9 9 9 Laksham Assessment of Arsenic Contamination in Hand Pump 6 DCH CARE 2001-10 9 9 4 Districts and 11 Upazilas Project Arsenic Patient Identification and Management in 14 7 DCH UNICEF 9 9 9 14 Upazilas Upazilas 8 Patient Identification and Management DCH SELF FUNDED 1996-0 9 9 9 25 areas of 21 upazilas Seripus Arsenic Patient of 9 Arsenic Management in Hospital DCH SELF FUNDED 1996-0 9 9 Bangladesh 10 Establishment of Bangladesh Australian Resource Center DCH AusAID 2002-0 9 9 30 Villages of Bangladesh Molecular Epidermiology of Arsenic Exposure and Skin 1600 cases in rural and urban 11 DCH Harvard University 2001-0 9 9 9 Lesions in Bangladesh areas 12 WHO Arsenocosis Case Validation Study DCH WHO 2003-9 9 Serajdikhan, Comilla, Pabna 13 Pilot Study on Community Based Arsenic Mitigation DCH UNDP 2000-8 9 9 9 9 2 villages 14 Assessment of Arsenic Contamination of Town Water DCH SELF FUNDED 2000-8 9 9 9 9 All the districts of Bangladesh 15 National Screening of Arsenic Contamination DCH BAMWSP 2002-8 9 9 9 31 Upazilas 16 Arsenic Mitigation in Bera Upazila DCH UNICEF UNDP 1999-10 Bera Upazila 17 Rural Arsenic Mitigation Program DCH UNICEF 1998-0 18 Arsenic Mitigation on Health in a Village DCH UNICEF UNDP 1999-7 19 Rapid Action Program DCH UNICEF UNDP 1997-12 20 Country Wide Survey for Arsenic Mitigation Patients DCH UNICEF UNDP 1996-0

Page 136 of 202 Annex-C: Organizational Information ORGANIZATION Department of Public Health Department of Public Health and Engineering has launched numerous Engineering (DPHE) numbers of surveys/research/projects/programmes after the detection of arsenic in ground water, which is the main source of drinking water in the rural areas of Bangladesh. At the beginning the DPHE guided a project named as "Arsenic contamination of ground water of Bangladesh" with the financial assistance of DFID in collaboration of British Geological survey to observe the level and intensity of tube well contamination by arsenic of ground water of Bangladesh. They used the secondary data and also some primary investigation for nation wide prediction of level of contamination and showed that around 27% tubes of the country are contaminated with arsenic. The largest project of Contact Person's Details DPHE for arsenic mitigation is the Bangladesh Arsenic Mitigation Water supply project (BAMWSP), the DPHE/DANIDA arsenic mitigation component and DPHE/UNICEF community based arsenic mitigation project under the financial assistance of WB-SDC, DANIDA and UNICEF. These projects installed a good number of alternative safe water option in different contaminated areas of the country. The

9 Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support mitigation options included dug well, pond sand filter, deep tube well All Over Bangladesh ; ; ; ; The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective and rain water harvesting unit in different parts of the country. The organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source. BAMWSP has created laboratory facilities for testing of water quality parameters in six zonal laboratories and also renovated different DPHE water testing laboratories by providing most sophisticated laboratory equipment. Recently they have also prepared a patient map of Bangladesh. The BAMWSP along with other five stakeholders (AAN, WV, WPP, DPHE/UNICEF, DPHE/DANIDA) screened tube wells of 271 upazilas of Bangladesh and reported that around 29% of the tube wells were contaminated in those areas. The DPHE conducted a large number of exploratory drilling for water throughout the country. Under the financial assistance of development partners the DPHE conducted several crucial research work to find out the sources and mobilization of arsenic in ground water. Department of Public Heath and Engineering is working in the water supply sector with 34 projects/programs at present. Some national NGOs/firms are working with these projects as partner organization at grass root level. Source: Different Documents

Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area 1 Rural Water Supply Project Throughout the Country DPHE GOB 1995-7 All over Bangladesh Water Supply, Sanitation, Drainage and Waste Removal Noakhali, Feni, Laxmipur, 2 Project (Noakhali, Feni, Laxmipur, Potuakhali and Borguna DPHE DANIDA/GOB 1996-1 dist) Potuakhali, Borguna

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Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area Water Supply Sanitation and Health Hygiene Project in 3 DPHE UNICEF/GOB 1996-7 Rural Areas Environmental Sanitation Health Hygiene and Water 4 DPHE UNICEF/GOB 1997-1 Supply Project in Urban and Urban Slum areas Water Supply and Sanitation Project in Gopalganj, Gopalganj, Tungipara, Kotali 5 Tungipara, Kotalipara Pourashava and Thana Head DPHE GOB 1997-1 para pourashava and Kasiani Quarter of Kashiani and Muksudpur and Muksudpur THQ Water Supply System Rehabilitation and Regeneration and 6 DPHE GOB 1997-7 Development of Water Supply Systems in Pourashavas Water Supply Through Pipeline and Sanitation Project for Matlab, Chandina, Kochua, 7 DPHE GOB 1998-1 Matlab, Chandina, Kochua and Barura Pourashava Barura Pourashava 8 Bangladesh Arsenic Mitigation Water Supply Project DPHE IDA SDC 1998-7 9 9 9 9 9 All over Bangladesh Accelerated Water Supply and Sanitation Project for CHT 9 DPHE GOB 1998-6 CHT Hill districts Districts Village Water Supply and Sanitation Project in Coastal 10 DPHE DANIDA 1999-7 Belts Water Supply and Sanitation Project in Bhairab 11 DPHE GOB 2000-1 Bhairab Pourashava Pourashava (2nd Phase) Pipeline Water Supply Project for pourashava in Thana 12 HQ and Growth Centers and Environmental Sanitation (1st DPHE GOB 2000-1 Phase) Water Supply Through Pipeline System in Project in Tongi 13 DPHE GOB 2000-2 Tongi Pourashava Pourashava Water Supply Through Pipeline and Sanitation Project in 14 DPHE GOB 2000-7 Gouranadi, Kalkini Gouranadi and Kalkini Upazila Development Project for Water Supply System in in Shapahar, Patnital, Poshba 15 Shapahar, Patnital, Poshba and Manda Thana at Naogaon DPHE GOB 2000-7 and Manda Thana at Naogaon District District 18 District Town Water Supply and Sanitation Project (2nd 16 DPHE GOB 2000-7 18 district Phase) 17 GOB-DANIDA Arsenic Mitigation Pilot Project DPHE DANIDA 2001-1 9 9 9 9 9 Development and Rehabilitation of Different Tube wells 18 and Sanitation System in Flood Affected Districts of South DPHE ADB 2001-7 and South West Districts Action Research On Community Based Arsenic Mitigation 20 DPHE UNICEF 2001-7 9 9 9 9 9 in 15 Upazilas Water Supply and Environmental Sanitation Project at 21 DPHE GOB 1994-0 Mongla ourashava Mongla Pourashava 22 Water Supply in Coastal Belt DPHE IDA 2001-6 23 Char development and Settlement Project (DPHE Part) DPHE DUTCH 1999-6 24 Water Supply and Sanitation Project in Nine District Town DPHE ADB 1994-3 Drinking Water Supply from Pond in Arsenic Affected 25 DPHE GOB 1999-7 Areas in Saline Belt (1st phase) Environmental Technology Verification - Arsenic Mitigation 26 DPHE CIDA 2000-0 Project Ground Water Studies for Arsenic Affected Areas of 27 DPHE DFID 1997-12 Bangladesh A Study on Chemical Treatment of Arsenic Contaminated 28 Water Through the Australian Nuclear Science and DPHE AusAID 1998-0 Technology Organizations Ground Water Development for Deep Aquifers for Safe 29 Drinking Water of Arsenic Affected Areas in Western DPHE JICA 2000-5 Bangladesh (Chuadanga, Jhenaidah, Jessore) 30 Capacity Building for DPHE and WS Sector DPHE WHO 31 Support to Arsenic Mitigation Activities DPHE WHO Building Community Based Arsenic Mitigation Response Capacity in Muradnagar, Serajdikhan and Bhanga Muradnagar, Serajdikhan and 32 DPHE WHO 9 9 9 9 9 Upazilas of Bangladesh as a Part of Action Research on Bhanga Community Based Arsenic Mitigation in 15 upazilas 33 Urban Water Supply in 23 Pourashava Towns DPHE GOB 1997-6 34 Water Quality System Surveillance DPHE DPHE WHO

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Dhaka University DU The university of Dhaka is/was conducting/conducted a number of research activities within the Department of Geology, Department of Soil Water and Environment, Department of Chemistry on various issues like, source and mobilization, level of soil contamination and food chain contamination etc. The faculty members of the Department of Geology undertook deferent research work in collaboration with

national and international universities/institutions and have a wide range of publication in national and international journal. Recently they are conducting a multidisciplinary research project looking at the health, social issues of the rural people and the earth science aspects. The objectives of the earth science aspects are to understand the Contact Person's Details Mr. Prof. Kazi Matin Ahmed controlling factors for arsenic occurrence and distribution, to map the Department of Geology arsenic distribution, to provide safe water options based on local Dhaka University Tel 9661900 geology and hydrogeological information, to monitor temporal variation 10 [email protected] of arsenic and to assess ground water resource and its sustainability. The main findings are related with the arsenic mobilization under reducing conditions, time series analysis, capacity of the deep aquifer and some other issues. The Department of Soil Water and Environment

Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support under took several research projects in collaboration with ACIAR Araihazar ; ; (Australia) they are working on "Transfer of arsenic in water soil system of Bangladesh and Australia". The department is also working

on arsenic load from irrigation water to the soil and subsequent transfer

to the human body and biological system through food chain. The

relationship between the nutritional status of arsenic effected patients and its manifestation are being studied. The Department of Chemistry

developed an arsenic mitigation technology with collaboration with

The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective Sono Diagnostic Center Environmental initiative. organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source.

Source: Who is doing what, NAISU

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area Araihazar (Duptara, 1 Geochemistry and Health Affect of Arsenic DU Dept. Geology NIEHS 2001-0 9 9 9 Brahmondi and Araihazar Unions only) Transfer of arsenic in water soil plant DU Dept. Soil Water and Env. 2 system in Bangladesh and Australia AusAID 3 Transfer of arsenic from geological source DU Dept. Soil Water and Env. UNICEF Development of Arsenic Mitigation DU Dept. Chemistry. 4 Technology (Sono-3-Kolshi)

Page 139 of 202 Annex-C: Organizational Information ORGANIZATION PROFILE EPRC The Environment and Population Research Center (EPRC) is a multidisciplinary non government organization constructed/conducting different action research in the field of arsenic mitigation in different parts of the arsenic contaminated area of Bangladesh. EPRC is one of the partner organization of the DPHE/UNICEF arsenic mitigation project and currently working at Kalia and Jessore Sadar district. In Jessore tube well screening and awareness campaign has been

conducted and in Kalia tube well screening, awareness campaign, patient identification and mitigation activities has been performed. The alternative safe water options provided were dug well, rain water harvesting, pond sand filter and the deep tube well. In collaboration WEDC, Louborough University of UK EPRC is working with Global Applied Research Network, South Asia for Water and Sanitation The Contact Person's Details Dr. Bilqis Haque main objective of the network is to contribute towards capacity building Project Director of its member organization through exchange of information through 11 New H 242, R17 New DOHS Lake Road, Dhaka training and collaborative programmes. The EPRC also running a Tel: 8822772 environmental Laboratory. email: [email protected]

Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support

Kalia ; ; ; ; Jessore ; ;

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area Arsenic Mitigation Continued Safe Water Option Under 15 1 EPRC UNICEF/DPHE 2001-7 9 9 9 Kalia Upazila of Narail Upazila 2 Arsenic Mitigation Programme Under 25 Upazila EPRC UNICEF/DPHE 2002-7 9 9 Jessor of Jessor

Page 140 of 202 Annex-C: Organizational Information ORGANIZATION PROFILE General information (www.fao.org). The Food and Agriculture FAO Organization of the United Nations leads international efforts to defeat hunger. Serving both developed and developing countries, FAO acts as a neutral forum where all nations meet as equals to negotiate agreements and debate policy. FAO is also a source of knowledge and information. We help developing countries and countries in transition modernize and improve agriculture, forestry and fisheries practices and ensure good nutrition for all. Since our founding in 1945, we have focused special attention on developing rural areas, home to 70 percent of the world's poor and hungry people. FAO's mandate is to raise levels of nutrition, improve agricultural productivity, better the lives of rural populations and contribute to the growth of the world economy. FAO's activities comprise four main areas: Putting information within reach. FAO serves as a knowledge network. We use the expertise of our staff - agronomists, foresters, fisheries and livestock specialists, nutritionists, Contact Person's Details social scientists, economists, statisticians and other professionals - to Mr. Alex Heikens collect, analyze and disseminate data that aid development. A million Associate Professional Officer times a month, someone visits the FAO Internet site to consult a Food and Agriculture Organization technical document or read about our work with farmers. We also House # 37, Road # 6, Dhanmondi publish hundreds of newsletters, reports and books, distribute several Dhaka-1205 magazines, create numerous CD-ROMS and host dozens of electronic 8118015-8 Ext 127 fora. Sharing policy expertise. FAO lends its years of experience to email: [email protected] 12 member countries in devising agricultural policy, supporting planning, drafting effective legislation and creating national strategies to achieve rural development and hunger alleviation goals. Providing a meeting place for nations. On any given day, dozens of policy-makers and experts from around the globe convene at headquarters or in our field Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support offices to forge agreements on major food and agriculture issues. As a neutral forum, FAO provides the setting where rich and poor nations can come together to build common understanding. Bringing knowledge to the field. Our breadth of knowledge is put to the test in thousands of field projects throughout the world. FAO mobilizes and Arsenic in Agriculture Issue Covered All over manages millions of dollars provided by industrialized countries, Bangladesh development banks and other sources to make sure the projects achieve their goals. FAO provides the technical know-how and in a few cases is a limited source of funds. In crisis situations, we work side-by-side with the World Food Programme and other humanitarian agencies to protect rural livelihoods and help people rebuild their lives. The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient Within Bangladesh, FAO’s priority areas are: Biodiversity, identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source. Biosecurity, Biotechnology, Climate Change, Emergency Operations, Ethics, Food for the Cities, Gender, Global Studies, Information Management, Integrated Production Systems, Organic Agriculture, Spatial Information, Sustainable Livelihoods and Trade Agreements. Source: FAO, Alex Heikins

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area 1 Arsenic in Agriculture FAO Govt. Of Netherlands 2004-1 All over Bangladesh Study on Effects of Using Arsenic Contaminated Jessore, Kurigram, Rajshahi, 2 Water on Crop Production and Its Carried Over FAO UNDP 2004-1 Rangpur, Gopalgonj, Chapai Effect on the Food Chain Nawabganj Dist.

Page 141 of 202 Annex-C: Organizational Information ORGANIZATION PROFILE Grameen Sikkha of Grameen Bank has been working with DPHE/UNICEF Grameen Bank project from 1997. The objectives of the project is to determine the extent of arsenic contamination in the project area., to provide demonstration of various types of safe water supply points (WSPs), to assess community attitude towards various WSPs, to evaluate community willingness and ability to contribute to startup and recurring cost of these systems and to aware community people of arsenic poisoning. They have future plan for installation different alternative safe water options in Muradnagar and Shaharastri Upazila. After completing of the project activities in some upazilas their lessons learnt were: • Motivation at the beginning is very important when adopting a community based solution of any problem. Actions or solutions that can be adopted at family level should be considered first. When the solution is inevitably needs community actions, community participation should be encouraged through proper motivation • Rural women's service can be successfully mobilized for community purpose. They are found to be efficient enough in testing tube well to check arsenic contamination after a little training The sincerity and regularity with which they performed their work is amazing Contact Person's Details • Rural Bangladesh People are found to instantly take up the solution Nurjahan Begum to a practical problem threatening their life, without showing any Mangaing Director, Grameen Shikka impractical bias to their for or against a solution. Dissemination of (Arsenic Project) sufficient information to them helps choose the right course of action. Grameen Bank Bhaban • Safe water options should be developed upon the resources available in Mirpur-2, Dhaka-1216 that particular community. Cost of the options and community 13 Ph. 80114425, management for maintenance of the community based options are two very email: [email protected] important factors while designing safe water options. Financial capacity and knowledge limitations of the poor should be considered while designing options. Opportunity for the poor to know and learn more about the problem and the action should be built in the motivation process and in design and operation of the safe water options.

Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support • Institutions with grass root network and connections can be effectively Kochua ; ; ; ; used in disseminating information regarding arsenic to village people, motivating them for individual and community response, providing safe water options to them and doing research work for development and

monitoring of appropriate technology of arsenic removal. Coordination among various agencies like DPHE, UNICEF, WHO, local government bodies and NGOs is very important for the success of the programme. • More research on treatment of arsenocosis patients, specially the field for

surgical intervention, is urgently needed. Villages with arsenocosis patient are found to be more conscious than villages with no such patients. These villages needs less motivational work • The technology of arsenic testing should be further improved. The The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient effectiveness of the existing safe water options should be increased and identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source. research should be carried out to develop new and more effective options. A single solution or a single safe water option does not seem appropriate for all areas and for all people in the same area. So all options should be available to a particular area.

Source: Project Document

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area 1 Action Research On Community Based Arsenic Mitigation Project Grameen Bank UNICEF 1999-7 9 9 9 9 Kocua Uz of chandpur

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/ORGANIZATION PROFILE ICDDR,B ICDDR,B is an international, non profit organization working in the field of research, education, training, clinical services. ICDDR,B is running a health and demographic surveillance system in Matlab upazila of Chandpur district. The system was initiated in 1966. The database records all vital events and healthy information updated on a monthly basis. The database included child health, maternal health, nutrition information and linked to GIS. They are conducting small scale research on arsenic mitigation and its exposure. ICDDR,B is currently conducting a large scale epidemiological studies on arsenic and health consequences in Matlab with the financial assistance of Sida and WHO. The mitigation activities are collaborated with BRAC. The objectives of the project is to develop a data base for epidemiological study of level of arsenic exposure and manifestation of arsenicosis in Contact Person's Details Dr. Mahfuzur Rahman the population The consequences of shifting water sources will also be Arsenic and environmental Epidermatologist evaluated including dirrhoeal diseases through the surveillance system. 14 Public Health science Division, ICDDRB Mohakhali, Dhaka-1000 They have a number of publications in national and international Tel: 9885155 011811751 journals of tracer studies on arsenicosis. The ICDDR,B also working email: [email protected] through local and international NGOs on arsenic monitoring and mitigation included testing of household level arsenic mitigation technologies, pond sand filter and low cost rain water harvesting unit.

Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support Matlab ; ; ;

The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient Source: Who is doing What, NAISU identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source.

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area Sida, WHO, 1 Arsenic and Health Consequences-1 ICDDRB 2002-0 9 9 9 All unions of Matlab Upazila USAID Sida, WHO, 2 Arsenic and Health Consequences-2 ICDDRB 2002-0 9 9 9 All unions of Matlab Upazila USAID 3 Arsenic in Drinking Water and Child Development ICDDRB Sida, Sarrec 2004-0 9 9 All unions of Matlab Upazila 4 Arsenic and Flocculent Studies ICDDRB 2002-0 9 All unions of Matlab Upazila Examining the Associations Between Maternal Blood, 9 All unions of Matlab Upazila 5 Umbilical Cord Blood Arsenic and Its Metabolics ICDDRB NIH 2004-0 6 The Bangladesh Arsenic Calamities and Reproduction ICDDRB NIH 2002-0 9 All unions of Matlab Upazila

Page 143 of 202 Annex-C: Organizational Information ORGANIZATION PROFILE IDE IDE is a not-for-profit development organization based in Denver, Colorado, USA. Their mission is to improve the social, economic and environmental conditions of the world's poorest people by identifying, developing and marketing affordable technologies that can be manufactures locally and sold at a fair market price through a private sector supply chain. From its inception in 1981, IDE has used a market driven approach to development. The four key components to the sustained success of IDE's programmes are appropriateness, affordability, availability and sustainability. As a part of its effort to address the arsenic crisis, IDE concentrated its activities on the imperative of exploring a variety of arsenic mitigation technology options and took alternative source of safe drinking water. The critical factors IDE took into consideration are provision for household level Contact Person's Details solutions, affordability and reliability and effectiveness. At the same 15 Mr. Abdul haque Country Director time IDE's focus has been to innovate technologies that can be International Development Enterprise (IDE) - Bangladesh, House # 15, Road # 7, Dhanmondi, manufactured locally and distributed through the private sector to the Dhaka-1205, Tel: 8614485 8619258 majority of the arsenic affected population on a sustainable basis. Low email: [email protected] cost rainwater harvesting system is a specific technology that IDE has developed through intensive laboratory and field testing. They are currently working closely with SDC, DPHE, UNICEF, WV and local partner NGO to achieve their Goals of increase public awareness Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support

All Upazilas of Rajshahi & ; ; ; ; through education regarding the arsenic contamination of ground water, Chapainawabganj Sariakandi ; ; to test the level of contamination in tube wells and other water sources Noakhali and Begumganj ; Kalia, Monirampur, Sirajdikhan, and to develop a low cost arsenic removal technology. The have Bhanga, Babugonj, Damurhuda, Barura, Muradnagar, Homna, ; developed the Shapla filter. Nabinagar, Bancharampur, Haimchar, Rajoir, Shibchar uz Bhanga and Muradnagar ; The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient Source: Different documents identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source.

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area 1 WATSAN Partnership Project IDE SDC 1998-2 9 9 9 9 All Upazilas of Rajshahi & Chapai Feasible Technology Options Ensuring Arsenic Free Safe USAID- 2 IDE 2001-11 9 9 7 unions of sariakandi Bogura Drinking Water WV 4 villages of Narayanganj and Kochua The Shapla Arsenic Filter 9 9 3 IDE UNICEF 2001-1 uz 4 Action Research on Shapla Filter IDE DANIDA 2001-6 9 Noakhali, Begumgan uzj Kalia, Monirampur, Sirajdikhan, Rainwater Harvesting System for School and Households. Bhanga, Babugonj, Damurhuda, 5 A Private Sector Delivery Model for Sustainable Arsenic IDE UNICEF 2002-11 9 Barura, Muradnagar, Homna, Mitigation in UNICEF Working Areas Nabinagar, Bancharampur, Haimchar, Rajoir, Shibchar uz Monitoring and Facilitating Access to Arsenic Free Safe Drinking Water Through Shapla Filter for Arsenic patients 6 in All WHO interventions areas and Validating Low Cost & IDE WHO 2004-4 9 Bhanga and Muradnagar Upazila Locally Developed Filed Testing Kit to measure Arsenic in Water Samples

Page 144 of 202 Annex-C: Organizational Information ORGANIZATION PROFILE ISDCM ISDCM participated a UNICEF Rotary Club funded project named as "Community Based Safe water Supply and Arsenic Mitigation Project in Manikganj Sadar Upazila" They have their activities included tube well screening, mitigation awareness camping and patient identification in Manikganj Sadar upazila. The specific objectives are • To provide safe drinking water to the population of Manikganj Sadar Upazila

• To determine the extent of arsenic contamination in all tube wells of Manikganj Sadar Upazila • To identify the arsenic affected patients in the upazila, initial screening will be done by the arsenic testing team during the testing work and then finally by the trained physicians of the Sadar upazila Health Complex. Contact Person's Details Mr. Jahangir Kabir • To make the community members aware of arsenic poisoning House 7/5, Unit A, Block B, Lalmatia • To involve the community members in choosing financing, 16 Mohammadpur Dhaka-1207 Tel: 8125365,0187-009487 implementing and maintaining alternative source of safe drinking email: [email protected] water The findings of the project are, 22,453 (86% private and 14% public) tube wells in 371 villages of 11 unions of Manikganj Sadar was screened. 29.9% tube wells are contaminated with arsenic. 60 filed

Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support workers have been trained on different aspects of the arsenic problem. Manikganj Sadar ; ; ; ; 555 meetings were organized at the community level. The participants (9298) were from different levels of the society. 19 Patients have been

identified in different unions of Manikganj Sadar Upazila. Mitigation

options distributed: 28 deep tube wells, 16 pond sand filters, 40 rain

water harvesting unit, 100 DPHE/Danida filters, 100 Shafi household

filters were distributed in different areas of the working area.

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area

Community Based Safe water Supply and Arsenic UNICEF Rotary 1 ISDCM 2000-5 9 9 9 9 Manikganj Sadar Mitigation Project in Manikganj Sadar Upazila Club

Page 145 of 202 Annex-C: Organizational Information ORGANIZATION PROFILE Department of Chemistry of Jahangirnagar University conducted several research Jahangirnagar University work at Ph. D., M. Phil and M. Sc. level. The following research work has been done since the arsenic problem • Removal and adsorption kinetics of arsenic (III) and arsenic (V) on mesoporous silica impregnated with oxides and oxyhydroxides of iron and manganese • Removal of effluent chemicals from chemical industries by adsorption method using mesoporous silica impregnated with oxides and oxyhydroxides of transition elements, safi material, manganese oxide and activated charcoal • Design and direct synthesis of mesoporous materials and nano particles for waste disposal and water purification • Geochemical mobilization of arsenic • Molecular sensor for low cost monitoring of arsenic • To study the arsenic contamination in the contaminated ground water sources of Bangladesh and its impact on the distribution of arsenic in soil, common crops and vegetables • Water purification property of naturally occurring polymer and their modification: a case study chitin and chitosan • Purification of Tannery effluent by modified natural polymers and photocatalytic decomposition Contact Person's Details • Monitoring and mitigation of arsenic in ground water of Faridpur Municipal area Prof. Syed Safiullah • Geochemical mapping of arsenic in ground water of Faridpur Municipality with some relevant areas and Department of Chemistry removal of arsenic by adsorption filtration • Speciation and biogeochemical mobilization of arsenic in ground water and removal of arsenic in drinking Prof Khairul Basher water by using natural or modified natural polymer: case study Faridpur Municipality Area and Aricha Department of Geologcal Sciences Ferry Ghat • Determination of arsenic by preconcentration and molecular adsorption spectrophotometry. Geographical Jahangirnagar University, Savar, Dhaka mapping of Meghna basin and removal of arsenic by adsorption filtration • Geochemical mapping of ground water arsenic in the Ganges and Meghna basin: analysis and leaching experiments on the aquifer as well as surface soil of Bangladesh floodplains and Nepalese Terai for understanding Arsenic Mobilization in Ground water • Preparation of arsenic removing material and monitoring the performance of safi filter materials • Removal of arsenic by laterite soil and metal oxides and hydroxided based materials • Development of silver and gold based low cost field kit for the determination of arsenic in ground water 17 • Determination of total arsenic content in flood plain sediments of Bangladesh: An approach to Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support understanding its mobilization in ground water • Studies on vertical distribution of arsenic and iron at hot spot in Meghna basin of Bangladesh • Preparation of water purifying materials material from natural polymer and removal of arsenic, iron, lead from drinking water by adsorption filtration • Geochemical mapping of arsenic iron, ammonia and manganese in ground water and soil of Singair, Manikganj, Bangladesh • Development of low cost field kit for arsenic based on silver and gold complex and low cost arsenic removal strips Research programme conducted by the respective • Determination arsenic and related chemical species in ground water of Bangladesh: An inter basin department of Jahangirnagar University Comparison • Removal of arsenic from ground water by mesoporous silica composite and reverse osmosis and adsorption studies on SAFI arsenic removal materials • Removal of heavy metals by crab shell chitosan and its modification form and monitoring of arsenic manganese iron, ammonium and phosphate in the ground water of Santhia, Pabna, Bangladesh • Comparative study of arsenic removing efficiency and environmental safety of various activated alumina and hydrated ferric oxides by adsorption filtration & geochemical mapping of an affected area Singair, Manikganj, Bangladesh The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the • Preparation of hydrated ferric oxide and alumina based arsenic removing material and study of their respective organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, removal efficiency by adsorption filtration A=Awareness, P=Patient identification and Support, • Removal of arsenic by titanium and titanium-iron based composites RM=Research on Mobilization and Source. • Removal of arsenic and heavy metals by chitosan and modified chitosan • Determination specific surface area and arsenic adsorption studies on hydrated ferric oxide based mesoporous materials • Removal of arsenic by titanium oxide extracted from beach sand • Removal of arsenic by titanium based composites The Department of Geological Sciences Conducted the following Reseat • Modeling of the ground water system of Nawabganj Upazila, Dhaka for determining Arsenic Transport and the development potentiality of lower aquifer • Ground water zonation of Nawabganj Sadar Thana and its relation to ground water chemistry • Ground water quality of Laksmipur Sadar upazila, laxmipur district, Bangladesh Source:

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area Research Works in Water Pollution, Water Treatment and Arsenic problem in the Environmental Research Department and all over 1 JU Dept. Chem University 1992-0 9 Laboratory of Department of Chemistry, Jahangirnagar Bangladesh University, Savar, Dhaka Research Works in Department of Geological Sciences, Department and All over 2 JU Dept. Geo University 9 Jahangirnagar University, Savar, Dhaka Bangladesh

Page 146 of 202 Annex-C: Organizational Information ORGANIZATION PROFILE LGD LGD was working on wide spread problem of arsenic in Bangladesh under the Ministry of Local Government Rural Development and Cooperatives. It was mentioned earlier after the detection of arsenic in ground water, a cross coordination agency is needed among different Ministries of Bangladesh for sound implementing of different arsenic mitigation projects/programmes. The LGD is coordinating cross- sectoral interaction among the different Ministries through the a

Secretaries Committee on arsenic problem. The national arsenic mitigation programme (NAMP) is a new initiative of the government of Bangladesh. for combating the arsenic problem. It is proposed that for sound implementation of National Arsenic Mitigation Programme (NAMP) the local government LGD will be the focal ministry for arsenic mitigation. The overriding problems in addressing the arsenic Contact Person's Details 18 Mr. Muklesur Rahman crisis are extensive knowledge gaps exists regarding the arsenic Joint Secretary problem and lack of institutional capacity particularly at the local level.

For the establishment of NAMP the local government division LGD has established Arsenic Policy Support Unit and the development of NAMP with the financial assistance of DFID and currently designing a project memorandum for the support to National Arsenic Mitigation Programme SNAMP. The LGD also running another project named as

Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support unit for policy implementation under DANIDA funding. The LGD also initiated some other water supply related projects in different parts of

the country under the finacial assistance of different donors.

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area 1 Arsenic Policy Support Unit APSU DFID 2002-7 9 9 9 9 9 All over Bangladesh Institutional Development of Water Supply 9 9 9 9 9 All over Bangladesh 2 and Sanitation Sector UPI DANIDA 1999-7 Second Interne Water Supply 3 Cht WASA 1995-0 Chittagong City Coorporation Only Rehabilitation Project Third Interim Project for the Improvement 4 Dhaka WASA 1995-0 Dhaka City Coorporation Only of Water Supply Sanitation in Dhaka City 5 DSK Water Supply and Sanitation Project DSK 2004-10 9 Bagerhat, Barisal, Brahmnbaria, Chandpur, Chapainawabganj, Comilla, Faridpur, Gaibandha, Secondary Towns Infrastructure Gopalganj, Jamalpur, Jeshore, Jhenaidaha, Madaripur, 6 Development Project II (STIDP-II) LGED ADB 1995-7 Magura, Munshiganj, Natore, Noakhali, Rajbari, Ramgati, Sirajganj, Tangail, Thakurgaon

Page 147 of 202 Annex-C: Organizational Information ORGANIZATION PROFILE Water Aid Bangladesh The activity of Water Aid Bangladesh is an international NGO working on the arsenic issues on screening, mitigation awareness raising and community participation. They are working through different partner organization throughout the country. Their goal is the sustainable improvement of in health quality of life and livelihood for rural and urban poor communities. The have completed several activities. They are supporting NAISU for dissemination of different information regarding the arsenic activities throughout the country. Water Aid Bangladesh conducted as assessment program on the arsenic removal technologies. Water Aid emphasizes the need to consider the arsenic issue within the over all context of water quality and public health. Their five working outputs are • Whole poor and vulnerable communities in selected rural area use improved hygiene practice and have access to and control over safe and adequate water and environmental sanitation facilities Contact Person's Details • Whole poor and vulnerable communities in the fringe and informal Mr. Kolim Uddin Koli settlements in selected cities and secondary towns use improved 19 Water Aid-Bangladesh, House # 123A Road # 4, Banani, Dhaka hygiene practices and have access to management control over safe Tel: 8815757 and adequate environmental sanitation facilities [email protected] • Effective capacity built in WAB and its partners to engage in the sector reform and facilitate communities, especially the poor to use integrated, participatory, empowering approaches for sustainable improvements in hygiene behavior • Replicate mechanism developed and demonstrated with LGIs and Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support other NGOs the provide more voice to poor communities for

igniting demonstrating demand for adequate water and environmental sanitation facilities and hygiene promotion

• National water supply, environmental sanitation and hygiene promotion programs of Gobs and other institutions move toward

improved environmental health for rural and urban communities through a range of ASHE advocacy, inter agency collaboration and The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient other sector support activities. identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source.

Source: Supplied Documents

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area Water Aid Zingira, Palong, Naria, 1 People Empowerment and Sustainable Livelihood UST 2004-10 9 Fulchori, Shagata, Kalihati and Bangladesh Tangail Sadar Uz 2 Sanitation Water Supply, Hygiene Education, WASHE ARBAN 2004-10 9 3 Integrated Water Sanitation and & Hygiene Project ASD 2004-10 9 Bandarban Sada, Rowangchari, Ramu, Safe Water Supply and Sanitation (WATSAN) for Water Aid 4 Green Hill 2004-10 9 Khagrachari Sadar, Ramgarh, Chittagong Bangladesh Bagaichori, Rajshahi, Kaptai, Rangamati Water Aid 5 Child to Child Phulki 2004-10 9 Bangladesh Bholahat, Nachole, Bagmara, Integrated water Sanitation, Hygiene Promotion and Water Aid 6 VERC 2004-10 9 Mohanpur, Manda, Sitakunda Community Institution Building Project Bangladesh Lalmohon and Teknaf Uz

Page 148 of 202 Annex-C: Organizational Information ORGANIZATION PROFILE DGHS DGHS has developed a national protocol of diagnoses of arsenic patients with the assistance of NIPSOM and financial support from WHO. In an international workshop held in January 2002 those protocols are presented and discussed. DGHS and Dhaka Community Hospital are also developing a patient treatment protocol for ensuring all possible treatment of the arsenic affected people in the country. The heath division of the UNICEF supports their activities. The principal

activities included are nation wide training of doctors and health workers, distribution of medicine among the identified patients, supporting for conducting different epidemiological studies, establishment of referral and surveillance system with collaboration of DGHS and DCHT and dissemination of patient list to the relevant organization etc. The protocols are reviewed in October 2002 in a Contact Person's Details Dr. Abdur Rahman khan regional meeting in Thailand to improve the protocols that are prepared Directorate of Helath, Mohakhal, Dhaka for patient management. They also conducted a collaboration study t Tel: 8859290 20 see the efficieny of different treatment options for the patients.

Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support 2000 selected villages ; ; ; in duifferent Upazilas

The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient Source:Ddifferent documents identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source.

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area Emergency Arsenic Mitigation in 2000 Selected Villages 1 Phase-II and Phase-I Emergency Village-Wide Screening MOH&FW UNDP 1997-11 9 9 9 2000 selected villages of Tube Wells and Health in 300 Villages

Page 149 of 202 Annex-C: Organizational Information ORGANIZATION PROFILE World Vision World Vision is and international NGO working in Bangladesh with parent organizations in different parts of the country. World vision Bangladesh has taken different initiative for arsenic mitigation in different parts of he through their "Food Security Enhancement Initiative". The principal activities of world vision is to coordinate with different stake holders working in the arsenic mitigation. WB Bangladesh distributed and installed different arsenic mitigation options

in different areas of the country. During this program they considered the no of community peoples benefit, location, working technologies. They have rehabilitated existing dug wells and installed new dug wells, distributed filters in the arsenic prone areas of Bangladesh. They also installed rain water harvesting unit as and alternative safe water source in their working area. They participated in the tube well testing Contact Person's Details Mr. programe taken by BAMWSP in sixteen upazilas of Bangladesh Source: 21 Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support Bandarban ; ; ; ; Faridpur ; ; ; ; Muksudpur ; ; ; ; Haluaghat ; ; ; ; Phulpur ; ; ; ; Durgapur ; ; ; ; Kalmakanda ; ; ; ; Mongla ; ; ; ; Dacope ; ; ; ; Satkhira ; ; ; ; Shariakandi ; ; ; ; Serajdikhan ; ; ; ; Joypurhat ; ; ; ; Tarash ; ; ; ; Tahirpur ; ; ; ; The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source.

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area

Bandarban, Faridpur, .Muksudpur, Haluaghat, Phulpur, Durgapur, Kalmakanda, Mongla, 1 Food Security Enhancement Initiative World Vision USAID 2000-1 9 9 9 9 Dacope, Satkhira, Shariakandi, Serajdikhan, Joypurhat, Tarash, Tahirpur

Page 150 of 202 Annex-C: Organizational Information ORGANIZATION PROFILE The importance of safe drinking water supply & sanitation has been NGO Forum for DWSS receiving national and global recognition for more than two decades, as these are crucial for the development of general population. Moreover, potable water, sound sanitation practice and maintenance of personal hygiene are indispensable for the human being to stay healthy. Ever since its emergence in 1982 in response to the felt need expressed by the UN agencies and NGOs during the International Drinking Water Supply & Sanitation Decade (1981-90) to improve water supply and sanitation situation, NGO Forum for Drinking Water Supply & Sanitation has been rendering utmost efforts to ensure these basic needs for the distressed and poor population of the country. NGO Forum has established itself as the leading networking and demand driven service delivery agency of around 635 NGOs, CBOs & private sector operators involved in the WATSAN sector.

NGO Forum has designed its WATSAN programme to contribute Contact Person's Details towards achievement of the key objective set forth by the Government 22 Mr. Mr. S.M.A. Rashid of Bangladesh in its “National Policy for Safe Water Supply & Executive Director Sanitation 1998” where emphasis has been given to ensure “improved NGO Forum for Drinking Water Supply and access to safe, sustainable and affordable WATSAN services and Sanitation, 4/6, Block E, Lalmatia, Dhaka hygiene facilities, with increased focus on access to those by the poor”. Tel: 8128258 Since its establishment back in 1982, NGO Forum has gradually email: [email protected] improved its operational and management capabilities and extended its outreach through 14 Regional Offices strategically positioned to provide integrated WATSAN hardware and software support to its partner NGOs, CBOs & PSOs more effectively. NGO Forum has

Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support stepped forward steadily towards establishing itself as a “Centre of Ghior and Bakshiganj ; Excellence in WATSAN sector”. Besides implementing its Lalpur and Baghatipara ; ; Nasirnagar ; ; ; comprehensive WATSAN programme through the NGOs, CBOs & Jhenaidaha Sadar ; ;; PSOs, NGO Forum has undertaken a number of WATSAN-focused Bhanaga/Charghat ; ; Babuganj, Nabinagar, Barura, researches and these have significantly contributed in the sector Sirajdikhan, Damurhuda, Manirumpur, ; ; promotion. Bhanga, Shibchar

All iover Bangladsh ;

The following Table indicates the projects/programs of the respective organization. S=Screening, M=Mitigation, A=Awareness, P=Patient Source: NGO Forum identification and Support, RM=Research on Mobilization and Source.

No Name of the Project Organization Donor Start S M A P RM Work Area Action Research on Community Based Safe Water Supply NGO Forum 1 UNICEF 2002-6 9 Ghior and Bakshiganj uz & Arsenic Mitigation Project (25 Upazila) for DWSS Risk and Benefits of Arsenic Mitigation Programs in NGO Forum 2 AusAID 2001-9 9 9 Lalpur Baghatipara uz Bangladesh: Evaluation of Water Treatment Option for DWSS SAVE THE Sensitization against Arsenic and Training Help Initiative NGO Forum 3 CHILDREN 2001-9 9 9 9 Nasirnagar uz (SATHI) for DWSS USA Action Research on Mitigation of Health and Social NGO Forum 4 Consequences of Ground Water Arsenic Poisoning in MISERIOR 2003-1 9 9 9 Jhenaidaha Sadar uz Bangladesh for DWSS Rain Water Harvesting System–An Action Research NGO Forum 5 SDC 2000-5 9 9 Bagha, Charghat uz Project for DWSS Babuganj, Nabinagar, Barura, Rainwater for the School Children (RWSC) in 15 Arsenic NGO Forum Sirajdikhan, Damurhuda, 6 UNICEF 2003-7 9 9 Affected Upazilas for DWSS Manirumpur, Bhanga, Shibchar uz NGO Forum Water Aid Only the information 7 NGOs Arsenic Information and Support Unit (NAISU) 2001-3 9 for DWSS Bangladesh dissamination

Page 151 of 202 Annex-C: Organizational Information ORGANIZATION PROFILE BUET-ITN The Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET and International Training Networks conducted several research projects/programmes, workshops, seminars and human development related projects from the beginning of the arsenic problem of ground water in Bangladesh. The joint research of BUET-ITN are development of domestic arsenic removal unit based on activated alumina, improvement of 2 bucket treatment unit using ferric chloride as a

coagulant, development of a domestic arsenic removal unit based on coated sand, development of arsenic, iron removal plant, management of arsenic sledges from arsenic removal unit, evaluation of perfromance of PSF and rain water harvesting unit, Risk assessment of arsenic mitigation options etc. were notable. BUET-ITN also working closely with the department of public Health and Engineering as well as many Contact Person's Details Prof. M.oz Ahmed international organization/institutions and universities. It had a wide ITN-Bangladesh Centre range of publication on different arsenic related problems and solutions. Civil Engineering Building, BUET Dhaka-1000 Books, Journals, Booklets are also printed for distribution. Organized Tel: 9663693, 9665650-80, Ect. 7689 and organizes a number of courses on human resources development to email: [email protected] 20 address the arsenic issues..

Upazila Screening Awareness Campaign Mitigation Patient Identification and Support

Source:Who is doing What, NAISU

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Annex-D

• Upazila Wise Intensity of Contamination of Tube Well by Arsenic

• Areas, Where the Level of Tube Well Contamination by Arsenic is Above 80%

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A total number of 4.95 millions of tube wells of 271 upazilas has been screened by the BAMWSP, WPP, WV, AAN, DPHE/DANIDA, DPHE/UNICEF out of 464 upazilas of the country. The result showed that 29.11% tube wells exceeded the Bangladesh standard of arsenic concentration in drinking water. These 271 upazilas consists of 57,482 villages of 934 unions. Since there is no definite pattern of level of arsenic contamination of ground water therefore, not all of the villages have high level of contamination. But only 8541 village have the level of contamination above 80%. Upazila wise distribution of level of contamination of tube well according to different percentage is presented in the Fig. A. In the following pages the upazila wise details of screening results, and unions which have tube well contamination level above 80% are presented. result of screening are presented with the emergency unions.

>= 90% 4% 4% 6% >= 80% < 90% 31% 8% >= 70% < 80% 3% >= 60% < 70% >= 50% < 60% >= 40% < 50% >= 30% < 40% 7% >= 20% < 30% 6% >= 10% < 20% 19% 12% >= 0% < 10%

Fig A: Distribution of upazila according to level of percentage of contamination

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Upazila Union Village Household Population TW tested TW active Safe TW Contaminated TW % of contamination Mongla 11 178 20182 9 9 9 0 0.0 Tanore 7 207 43151 179382 5442 4595 4593 3 0.1 Birganj 11 180 62443 317052 32194 32120 32058 62 0.2 Akhaura 6 147 25027 126925 10377 10165 10121 44 0.4 Kaliganj 6 105 42966 222583 19090 18739 18654 85 0.5 Nageshwari 15 407 82361369441 41923 41630 41434 196 0.5 Tarash 12 774 34590 34590 34500 34334 166 0.5 Porsha 6 229 24377 127814 3246 2811 2795 16 0.6 Bishwambarpur 3 186 1345674806 1340 1245 1230 15 1.2 Godagari 9 488 71031 314117 11998 11593 11432 159 1.4 Mymensingh Sadar 34 347 53759 602254 58421 55563 54753 814 1.5 Ukhia 5 55 25959 176416 15461 15076 14850 226 1.5 Jamalpur Sadar 15 363 47899 364385 50399 49035 48241 793 1.6 Manda 14 252 75884 288009 18593 17792 17463 329 1.8 Palash 5 159 21078 176611 22403 21647 20759 413 1.9 Lalmohan 10 81 58023329986 2079 2047 2003 44 2.1 Sherpur Sadar 8 122 23668 193927 23976 23975 23429 545 2.3 Durgapur 7 126 43652 169820 11495 10849 10600 249 2.3 Sulla 4 120 18017 95108 1197 1059 1034 25 2.4 Beanibazar 11 183 35127204904 17836 17290 16852 438 2.5 Nachole 4 214 26576 129266 3196 2765 2684 79 2.9 Pakundia 10 153 53120269056 18753 18394 17810 584 3.2 Phulpur 20 766 100562 823312 101388 101036 97778 3258 3.2 Kazipur 12 171 59948 307346 32728 32294 31229 1065 3.3 Derai 10 250 39008 188197 3135 2964 2862 102 3.4 Puthia 6 186 45918 195914 17748 17351 16752 599 3.5 Bakshiganj 8 225 24190190763 26182 25504 24549 972 3.8 Raumari 5 181 37483 198503 16312 16235 15617 618 3.8 Bholahat 4 84 21372 94565 4151 3961 3799 162 4.1 Bhola 12 104 68477 402159 3937 3824 3657 167 4.4 Bishwanath 8 309 34454201891 9585 9242 8815 427 4.6 Gauripur 11 316 26625 234386 27861 27211 25924 1289 4.7 Shibpur 9 271 38411 256182 45564 43331 40195 2036 4.7 Hossainpur 6 102 48882228608 5860 5476 5203 273 5.0 Shailkupa 14 247 63728316520 23180 22383 21262 1121 5.0 Kumarkhali 10 194 72490361990 22179 21326 20263 1063 5.0 Nesarabad 10 128 52849276501 3751 3679 3493 186 5.1 Sharishabari 8 164 60656367566 27532 27332 25899 1433 5.2 Shibganj 12 412 81926 332223 40142 39459 37268 2191 5.6 Batiaghata 7 151 32462150251 3177 3138 2957 181 5.8

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Upazila Union Village Household Population TW tested TW active Safe TW Contaminated TW % of contamination Sirajganj 10 234 66574 320269 30514 30117 28334 1783 5.9 Goalandaghat 5 185 22027123685 10393 10219 9608 611 6.0 Charghat 6 157 47911 203580 16136 15651 14661 942 6.0 Belkuchi 6 110 55112 288436 26489 26195 24633 1562 6.0 Char Bhadrasan 4 85 16556 84404 7557 7494 7029 465 6.2 Kamalganj 10 215 52886276457 8700 8586 8054 532 6.2 Keraniganj 12 654 36286293943 39183 38624 35627 2420 6.3 Nakla 9 147 29371 274872 33988 33009 30897 2075 6.3 Nagarpur 12 237 58218402426 38561 38222 35818 2404 6.3 Palashbari 9 160 54196 240112 21014 20655 19331 1324 6.4 Sadullapur 11 169 73051338337 31349 31021 29036 1985 6.4 Sundarganj 15 182 107569487231 40638 40233 37623 2610 6.5 Nasirnagar 13 132 52329267460 7882 7406 6908 498 6.7 Rajnagar 8 230 39117 228441 8566 8365 7804 561 6.7 Harinakunda 8 130 41656203676 18804 18270 17023 1247 6.8 Daulatpur 14 203 103825 464554 38229 37061 34554 2507 6.8 Sariakandi 12 424 54918 54918 54848 51066 3782 6.9 Gabtali 10 217 68324 296332 34239 33692 31276 2416 7.2 Kushtia 14 151 89591 398931 35240 34656 32171 2485 7.2 Dhamrai 16 421 36725 264924 37958 37848 34591 2841 7.5 Tangail Sadar 22 158 24028 171358 27191 25815 23810 2005 7.8 Bagatipara 6 139 26298124970 11288 10831 9986 845 7.8 Nandail 13 316 15245 133103 15964 15171 13967 1204 7.9 Gobindaganj 18 399 103518454311 43274 42902 39509 3393 7.9 Kamarkhanda 4 92 24924124737 10201 10139 9303 836 8.2 Pangsha 17 308 70304 360764 18872 18530 16999 1531 8.3 Bagha 7 143 36219 180263 16511 16203 14846 1350 8.3 Baghmara 18 369 85357341400 27145 24398 22378 2016 8.3 Shahjadpur 14 229 92136429516 28785 28467 26047 2420 8.5 Kishoreganj 11 197 59917268924 8954 8643 7892 751 8.7 Dhunat 10 211 62560 320536 30207 29917 27322 2595 8.7 Mirpur 13 178 74848 337504 28651 27932 25507 2425 8.7 Paba 9 311 58261 258960 18384 15918 14516 1399 8.8 Manohardi 11 210 36866239014 35889 35662 32173 3259 9.1 Charghat 6 73 33610 210858 12520 12292 11124 1168 9.5 Jhenaidah Sadar 17 270 69076 330723 30639 29949 27071 2878 9.6 Shyamnagar 12 203 61562326186 2020 1666 1506 160 9.6 Kaliganj 12 229 29244 176685 30241 29574 26716 2860 9.7 Lalpur 10 196 46447 232070 19461 18852 17007 1845 9.8 Jamalganj 5 172 23609 130648 1549 1412 1274 138 9.8

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Upazila Union Village Household Population TW tested TW active Safe TW Contaminated TW % of contamination Mohanpur 6 183 37047 150874 6803 5482 4933 544 9.9 Pirgachha 9 185 74802 409375 35018 34624 31145 3479 10.0 Santhia 11 196 60722 278369 18112 17951 16138 1813 10.1 Magura 16 296 68873 345894 24471 23727 21332 2395 10.1 Ajmiriganj 5 86 21173131556 2968 2916 2618 298 10.2 Basail 6 124 20089 132540 20830 20123 18057 2066 10.3 Ishwardi 10 91 23694 196613 16098 15212 13603 1609 10.6 Golabganj 11 243 37283344105 16625 16431 14684 1747 10.6 Austagram 7 57 467043345 4796 4291 3828 463 10.8 Maheshpur 12 190 64402310597 30892 30399 27043 3356 11.0 Maulvibazar 12 381 51680309163 11436 10978 9767 1211 11.0 Belabo 7 92 32445 190946 22896 22878 20264 2614 11.4 Zanjira 12 180 44155 217545 21797 21485 19018 2467 11.5 Gomastapur 8 298 75121288418 7929 7558 6681 877 11.6 Kotchandpur 5 77 25810112224 10872 10724 9464 1260 11.7 Daulatpur 8 184 36359 193540 14978 14565 12799 1766 12.1 Gangni 10 122 69906 338993 28179 27731 24339 3392 12.2 Haluaghat 12 410 27614213188 27612 27558 24158 3400 12.3 Mirzapur 14 243 39056270443 40844 39531 34673 4857 12.3 Chhatak 14 559 56746 340637 10267 9628 8440 1188 12.3 Companiganj 3 106 17724105562 3833 3583 3135 448 12.5 Saturia 9 218 16895 107297 17878 17592 15371 2221 12.6 Sarankhola 4 44 28632123524 1243 952 830 122 12.8 Mojibnagar 4 30 1997589291 8314 8264 7210 1054 12.8 Boalia 1 5 2636 10691 447 411 358 53 12.9 Jibannagar 5 112 34523166634 18303 17973 15605 2368 13.2 Mathbaria 11 91 55020278188 2218 1876 1627 249 13.3 Dacope 9 150 3982 32616 3982 3964 3420 544 13.7 Gowinghat 8 277 35468194537 4869 4408 3804 604 13.7 Delduar 8 157 43674 262897 27516 27231 23469 3762 13.8 Bajitpur 11 174 39316 197906 11895 11682 10008 1674 14.3 Rajbari 17 231 56725 297689 21606 21249 18160 3089 14.5 Sreebardi 10 166 63090340267 39757 39411 33632 5779 14.7 Bagherpara 9 180 46126232351 20765 20047 17104 2943 14.7 Kulaura 17 492 56221 355390 22941 22234 18889 3345 15.0 Abhaynagar 9 128 58107281905 18894 18356 15500 2856 15.6 Sunamganj 17 489 57056325730 5778 5496 4634 862 15.7 Brahmanbaria 33 460 92249486290 28782 28513 23987 4526 15.9 Meherpur 5 89 46604 203569 21645 21494 17972 3522 16.4 Durgapur 8 490 19354 330038 19096 19068 15906 3162 16.6

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Upazila Union Village Household Population TW tested TW active Safe TW Contaminated TW % of contamination Salikha 7 121 34748 168418 13395 12507 10429 2078 16.6 Jessore Sadar 19 388 67614 525819 78102 70014 58234 11763 16.8 Dowara Bazar 7 318 35071 180234 5622 5335 4432 903 16.9 Karimganj 11 183 60453302342 10532 10224 8428 1796 17.6 Baniachang 15 289 56585329796 9171 9011 7426 1585 17.6 Zakiganj 10 273 38737 222260 4940 4441 3633 808 18.2 Mohammadpur 8 185 44328227518 11987 11612 9490 2122 18.3 Nalchity 11 141 47851 265841 4728 4589 3749 840 18.3 Sujanagar 10 172 40374281309 20359 19872 16107 3765 18.9 Raipur 24 235 97440 502188 46310 45360 36744 8616 19.0 Shibganj 16 382 99621 533162 40591 39859 32281 7581 19.0 Kasba 10 243 53069 298549 20462 20168 16161 4007 19.9 Rajarhat 7 142 34948 180941 23060 22745 18198 4547 20.0 Munshiganj Sadar 11 267 18152 136000 18777 18249 14393 3707 20.3 Chuadanga 7 128 48905214394 23703 23312 18573 4739 20.3 Phultala 4 36 26836 131099 8379 8174 6493 1681 20.6 Narail 13 231 49137 242895 15626 15039 11905 3134 20.8 Narsingdi 15 235 82440433819 30797 30443 24090 6353 20.9 Kuliarchar 6 97 29236147472 13946 13656 10771 2885 21.1 Burichang 8 168 56047 331634 20625 20368 16053 4315 21.2 Bakergonj 14 248 4530147782 4516 4516 3560 956 21.2 Chauddagram 14 373 83023456350 42301 40590 31768 8822 21.7 Chowgachha 11 167 52207253457 24931 24204 18948 5256 21.7 Raiganj 9 252 58076 314026 26843 26274 20541 5733 21.8 Sharsha 11 177 33344 25478 7866 23.6 Dhobaura 7 346 874891194 8748 8554 6488 2066 24.2 Sitakunda 11 116 61877439765 19313 18843 14191 4652 24.7 Damurhuda 8 147 2890495598 39929 37945 28088 9545 25.2 Bhedarganj 12 386 47183253424 14223 13681 10202 3479 25.4 Balaganj 14 480 47772 287242 9270 8659 6431 2228 25.7 Pirojpur Sadar 10 166 6375 137216 6375 6375 4727 1648 25.9 Morrelganj 16 182 78133350472 6165 5408 3990 1418 26.2 Itna 9 218 7450 60078 7588 7188 5284 1904 26.5 Nikli 6 111 3011 21954 3465 2963 2166 797 26.9 Bheramara 9 78 28116181414 14347 14209 10392 3817 26.9 Atpara 7 171 31906 172936 4654 4527 3294 1233 27.2 Kanaighat 9 257 38178 223037 4050 3426 2485 941 27.5 Madan 8 98 31119 132612 3275 3180 2291 889 28.0 Ulipur 13 175 68954 347752 35680 34924 25138 9786 28.0 Companiganj 12 53 40164236345 11623 11124 7972 3152 28.3

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Upazila Union Village Household Population TW tested TW active Safe TW Contaminated TW % of contamination Kalmakanda 8 686 13128241562 13128 13100 9348 3752 28.6 Nawabganj Sadar 14 132 63027 346263 19545 19046 13572 5474 28.7 Ramgati 12 117 11310 225425 11293 11293 8030 3263 28.9 Bhairab 6 67 27982 172716 11787 11763 8348 3415 29.0 Kaliganj 12 253 62520 292872 12459 11913 8454 3459 29.0 Ghior 7 174 13328 115347 14186 13692 9531 4159 30.4 Dighalia 6 48 29358 151557 7737 7181 4997 2184 30.4 Chapai Nawabganj 15 404 100075 535571 39948 38852 26948 11842 30.5 Kendua 13 252 63531 323020 20327 19561 13418 6143 31.4 Madhukhali 9 212 39660202630 12914 12693 8685 4008 31.6 Nalitabari 13 150 59912256950 24542 22165 15144 7021 31.7 Dumuria 14 223 60441 288556 9593 9066 6188 2878 31.7 Nazirpur 8 142 41511 234025 5490 5251 3584 1667 31.7 Araihazar 12 297 70659402022 30326 29151 19722 9429 32.3 Faridpur Sadar 12 932 66784 66784 66708 44608 22100 33.1 Bandar 6 197 17219 112652 16581 16479 10563 5828 35.4 Boalmari 12 273 47535253005 17197 17000 10941 6059 35.6 Mirsharai 17 195 74112519739 31436 31079 19934 11145 35.9 Bhandaria 7 34 28403 154096 5212 4408 2819 1589 36.0 Rampal 10 130 40180 165867 3038 2790 1776 1014 36.3 Mohanganj 10 172 34113172836 4951 4513 2871 1642 36.4 Shibalaya 7 229 36202 189378 12390 12013 7366 4647 38.7 Singair 11 192 41978 284261 19475 18970 11298 7672 40.4 Nangalkot 11 290 63968361499 27256 26497 15626 10871 41.0 Nawabganj 14 662 39866 39866 35818 20454 15364 42.9 Alamdanga 14 241 89824398727 35589 34133 19434 14699 43.1 Jhalokati Sadar 9 174 29294 153999 5188 4473 2545 1928 43.1 Naria 15 218 60342 335546 15703 14824 8265 6559 44.2 Shib Char 19 266 17907 69169 29978 29395 16150 13173 44.8 Dharmapasha 10 321 36792193709 3016 2763 1526 1237 44.8 Alfadanga 6 118 21257 135407 7155 7131 3923 3208 45.0 Satkhira Sadar 17 590 56210 56210 56172 30506 25666 45.7 Damudya 8 119 25531 125947 4853 4295 2318 1977 46.0 Lohagara 12 218 57932266534 18844 18307 9890 8417 46.0 Kachua 7 94 24894 109068 4833 4518 2425 2093 46.3 Serajdikhan 14 186 1895766040 18957 18221 9759 8462 46.4 Noakhali Sadar 21 366 26932 604130 26904 26887 14291 12596 46.8 Meghna 7 94 34153 175848 10155 9738 5153 4585 47.1 Sadarpur 9 293 41031 250891 18780 18554 9581 8973 48.4 Gosairhat 7 198 33576 183746 5793 5441 2776 2665 49.0

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Upazila Union Village Household Population TW tested TW active Safe TW Contaminated TW % of contamination Khaliajuri 5 62 16848 94649 1584 1374 690 684 49.8 Manirampur 17 248 34307241317 35330 34799 16917 17888 51.4 Barisal Sadar 10 170 5230 149264 5218 5218 2516 2702 51.8 Feni Sadar 16 147 67188 448236 31265 30824 14787 16037 52.0 Bera 8 166 38482 279055 14533 14282 6779 7503 52.5 Jhikargachha 10 176 2375354303 23753 21748 10230 11518 53.0 Sarail 10 137 46273 335796 14908 14223 6437 7786 54.7 Keshabpur 9 143 61772267689 19351 18730 8336 10394 55.5 Kashiani 14 161 47443 264066 16322 15980 6497 9483 59.3 Muksudpur 17 474 35170 35170 17326 6885 10441 60.3 Mehendiganj 14 165 74214397897 5656 5412 2147 3265 60.3 Banaripara 8 77 30897167467 3718 3251 1252 1999 61.5 Sonagazi 9 130 16697 276345 16687 16681 6349 10332 61.9 Nagarkanda 18 347 68534409728 24898 24414 9072 15342 62.8 Sonargaon 11 365 2523364492 25233 24539 9128 15411 62.8 Gournadi 7 102 29256 166642 4899 4406 1635 2771 62.9 Harirampur 13 242 35686172413 13742 13275 4915 8360 63.0 Terokhada 6 95 23475125154 5235 4731 1744 2987 63.1 Paikgachha 11 214 54008273160 13070 12148 4465 7683 63.2 Shariatpur Sadar 14 182 35721 179646 9728 9011 3304 5707 63.3 Tala 12 225 71566 328491 23150 22511 8199 14312 63.6 Rupsha 5 70 39497 191166 11035 10610 3751 6859 64.6 Kalkini 15 190 64875 334771 11931 11164 3902 7262 65.0 Dagan Bhuiyan 9 119 46999 321396 23756 23576 8214 15362 65.2 Assasuni 11 236 62669 288227 12010 11136 3820 7316 65.7 Brahmanpara 8 73 38756228829 15286 14699 4983 9716 66.1 Bagerhat 10 179 55918 289165 13302 12440 4188 8252 66.3 Fakirhat 8 82 32754 156731 12859 12218 4098 8120 66.5 Lakshmipur Sadar 18 312 35434 392991 35336 35333 11068 24268 68.7 Homna 14 227 15841 62490 19829 18848 5764 12982 68.9 Chatkhil 10 110 43862 246904 17226 16776 4870 11906 71.0 Barura 15 315 25320 203224 28095 26321 7457 18858 71.6 Banchharampur 16 142 17936 82022 20425 19816 5322 14484 73.1 Kalia 13 200 11659 50437 12034 11116 2969 8147 73.3 Senbagh 9 111 51608 311647 19926 19334 5058 14276 73.8 Ujirpur 9 115 40754 264755 7281 6296 1603 4693 74.5 Rajoir 10 196 11937 46075 13763 13003 3158 9803 75.4 Kotwalipara 12 179 44100239722 7870 6889 1663 5226 75.9 Chandpur Sadar 14 104 63054 346382 12314 11679 2819 8860 75.9 Debhata 5 102 25791 132878 9067 8541 2002 6539 76.6

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Upazila Union Village Household Population TW tested TW active Safe TW Contaminated TW % of contamination Babuganj 6 80 532217729 5809 4783 1114 3693 77.2 Debidwar 16 198 85842524924 30270 28916 6523 22393 77.4 Ramganj 13 145 48234 249519 19256 18094 4011 14083 77.8 Madaripur 15 203 63549348214 21606 21079 4439 16640 78.9 Mollahat 7 97 29681 146810 6870 6762 1426 5336 78.9 Sreenagar 14 150 47905261006 18523 17827 3706 14121 79.2 Laksam 22 535 96019 661866 42234 40170 8266 31904 79.4 Tongibari 12 148 42131240425 12652 12078 2390 9688 80.2 Dohar 7 87 24590 156819 14143 13705 2702 11003 80.3 Muladi 8 109 45643 248661 6955 6547 1254 5293 80.8 Agailjhara 5 86 32647162348 5291 4382 833 3549 81.0 Tungipara 5 59 17263 98768 3295 2877 523 2354 81.8 Chitalmari 7 104 32589152058 6506 5775 1044 4731 81.9 Gazaria 8 118 25557 147600 8318 8880 1584 7296 82.2 Matlab 19 315 71409 475879 23832 22151 3211 18940 85.5 Haim Char 6 48 3647 50972 3850 3606 478 3115 86.4 Raipur 10 51 48797 270903 11867 10712 1454 9258 86.4 Nabinagar 21 217 29669105401 31654 29811 3969 25892 86.9 Daudkandi 23 388 76095490568 27677 26133 3326 22807 87.3 Chandina 12 209 62610391529 18393 17585 1696 15889 90.4 Begumgonj 26 479 53836907413 53553 53553 5159 48394 90.4 Bhanga 12 236 21475 128001 21475 20375 1796 18514 90.9 Lohajang 10 100 31587166790 10228 9878 895 8983 90.9 Muradnagar 22 300 29098270809 29098 28678 1969 26741 93.2 Gopalganj Sadar 23 207 47924 375843 15234 14572 915 13657 93.7 Kalaroa 12 136 44109 212815 17824 17003 889 16114 94.8 Kachua 18 253 44501 17787 366 17419 97.9 Hajiganj 13 139 40599 332825 14398 13350 234 13116 98.2 Faridgonj 16 156 70998475165 27716 25236 372 24864 98.5 Shahrasti 9 176 16320 134476 16964 16498 226 16271 98.6 Total 2934 57482 11925835 65730986 5069832 4946933 3502816 1440409

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Location where the level of contamination of tube well is above 80 %

District Upazila Union District Upazila Union Char Baniari Adda Hizla Adra Chitalmari Santoshpur Dakshin Deora Kalatala Galimpur Bagerhat Mulghar Uttar Jalam Barura Chunkhola Dakshin Jalam Fakirhat Gaola Uttar Khosbas Udaypur Dakshin Khosbas Rampal Bhojpatia Uttar Payalgachha Bagdha Dakshin Payalgachha Bakal Uttar Barera Agailjhara Gaila Dakshin Barera Ratanpur Uttar Bara kari Agarpur Dakshin Barakarai Babuganj Kedarpur Paschim Chandina Barisal Banaripara Saidkati Chandina Uttar Gallai Gournadi Mahilara Dakshin Gallai Batamara Mahichail Muladi Maijkhara Muladi Nazirpur Purba Suhilpur Safipur Paschim Suhilpur Ujirpur Satla Dakshin Balarampur Pahariakandi Bitikandi Paschim Ujan Char Uttar Daudkandi Purba Saifullakandi Uttar Elliotganj Purba Rupasdi Dakshin Elliotganj Banchharampur Salimabad Comilla Goalmari Bancharampur Purba Gauripur (Jinglataly) Tejkhali Paschim Gauripur Ujanchar Uttar Jagatpur Ibrahimpur Maruka Daudkandi Kaitala Majidpur Krishnanagar Mohammadpur Laur Fatehpur Purba Panchgachhia Brahmanbaria Paschim Nabinagar Paschim Panchgachhia Purba Nabinagar Purba Sundalpur Rasullabad Paschim Sundalpur Nabinagar Ratanpur Jiarkandi Satmura Biteshwar Shibpur Mohammadpur Purbo Shyamgram Kolakandi Sreerampur Debidwar Bitghar (Tiara) Uttar Dhamti Borial Dakshin Dhamti Zinodpur Debidwar Uttar Gunaighar Sarail Dakshin Panisar Dakshin Gunaighar Balia Uttar Rajamehar Bishnupur Dakshin Rajamehar Chandra Bhasania Chandpur Chandpur Sadar Hanar Char Homna Chander Char Shah Mahmudpur Dulalpur Rampur Bais Gaon Laksam Sakhua Hasnabad

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District Upazila Union District Upazila Union Purba Baluthupa Bakai paschim Baluthupa Gobindapur Purba Char Dukhia Maishatua Paschim Char Dukhia Uttar Jhalam Uttar Faridganj Dakshin Jhalam Dakshin Faridganj Laksam Uttar Gobindapur Laksmanpur Dakshin Gobindapur Mudafarganj Faridgonj Purba Gupti Natherpetua Paschim Gupti Bipulasar Uttar Paikpara Paschim Gaon Dakshin Paikpara Sarashpur Uttar Rupsha Ajgara Dakshin Rupsha Uttardah Purba Subidpur Khila paschim subidpur Uttar Hawla Uttar Algi Durgapur Akubpur Haim Char Dakshin Algi Durgapur Purba Bangara Char Bhairabi Paschim Bangara Ward No - 01 Chapitala Ward No - 02 Darora (Purba) Ward No - 03 Chhaliakandi Purba Barkul Dhamghar Paschim Barkul Jahapur Daksih Gandharbapur Paschim Jatrapur Hajiganj Hajiganj Muradnagar Muradnagar Hatila Purba Nabipur

Uttar Kalocho Paschim Nabipur Dakshin Kalocho Uttar Paharpur Uttar Rajargaon Paschim Purbadhair Dakshin Rajargaon Uttar Ramchandrapur Asrafpur Dakshin Ramchandrapur BITARA Sreekail GOHAT (10) NO Babuti Para GOHAT UTTOR Kamalla GOHAT UTTOR (10) Tonki Gohat Purba Nangalkot Adra Uttar Kachua Kushumhati Dakkin Kachua Muksudpur 8 No Kadla Narisha Kachua Dohar BADLA Dhaka Nayabari KADLA Raipara 9 NO KORAIYA Sutrapara Koraya NAWABGANJ Kalakopa SACHAR 1 NO Algi Pathair Bhanga Sohdevpur Purba Chandra WEST SOHADABPUR Gharua WEST SOHADABPUR Hamirdi Faridpur Bhanga Baganbari Kalamridha Farajikandi Kaolibera Matlab Durgapur Manikdaha Eklaspur Nasirabad Jahirabad Nurullaganj

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District Upazila Union District Upazila Union Kalakanda Tuzarpur Khadergaon Char Jasordi

Mohanpur Nagarkanda Phulsuti Narayanpur Majhardia Uttar Nayergaon Feni Sonagazi Bogadana Uttar Upadi Ward No - 02 Sadullahpur Ward No - 03 Shatnal Borasi Dakshin Nayergaon Baultali Dakshin Upadi Chandra Dighalia

Paschim Fatehpur Durgapur Chitasi Gobra Uttar Meher Gopinathpur Dakshin Meher Haridaspur Uttar Roysree Jalalabad Shahrasti Dakshin Roysree Kajulia Uttar Suchi Para Gopalganj Sadar Karpara Dakshin Suchi Para Kati Tamta Latifpur Chitasi Purba Majhigati Kalkini Baligram Nizra Bahadurpur Paikkandi Chilarchar Raghunathpur Gopalganj Dudkhali Sahapur Jhaudi Satpar Kalikapur Suktail Madaripur Khoajpur Ulpur Kunia Urafi Madaripur Panchkhola Kushla Rasti Kotwalipara Radhaganj Sirkhara Ramshil Badar Pasha Bahugram Hossainpur Khandarpur Muksudpur Rajoir Isibpur Maharajpur Kabirajpur Tengrakhola Paik Para Kushli Tungipara Boyra Patgati Gopinathpur Bethuri Harirampur Harukandi Parulia Manikganj Kashiani Kanchanpur Puisur Ramkrishnapur Rajpat Singair Charigram Bankra Jhikargachha Gazaria Sankarpur Jessore Guagachhia Keshabpur Gazaria Keshabpur Hossandi Panjia Imampur Khulna Terokhada Sachiadah Bejgaon Boshikpur Gaodia Dalalbazar Munshigonj Haldia North Hamchhadi Lakshmipur Sadar Kalma Porbatingar Lohajang Lakshmipur Kanaksar South Hamchhadi Khidirpara North Joypur Kumarbhog Bamni Raipur Lohajang Charababil

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District Upazila Union District Upazila Union Medini Mondal Char Bangshi Serajdikhan Madhyapara Char Mohana Atpara Keroa Baghra Raipur Bhagyakul Sonapur Kukutia Uttar Charababil Sreenagar Patabhog Charpata Sreenagar Bhatra Sholaghar Chandipur Ramganj Tantar Ichhapur Arial Kanchanpur Autshahi Pauroshava Dhipur Babra Hachla Tongibari Hasail Banari Bauisena Kamarkhara Joynagar Kathadia Simulia Narail Kalia Kalabaria Panchgaon Khasial Baradi Mauli Mograpara Pahardanga Noagaon Salamabad Narayanganj Sonargaon Pirojpur Narsingdi Raipur Mirzarchar Shomvupura Bhedarganj Mahisar Shariatpur Sonmandi Gosairhat Samantasar Aliarpur Dargapur Assasuni Amanullapur Kadakati Ambarnagar Kulia Debhata Amishapara Parulia Barogaon Chandanpur Bozra Diara Begumgonj Helathala Deuti Jallabad Durgapur Joynagar Satkhira Eklaspur Jugikhali Kalaroa Gopalpur Keragachhi Norouttompur Keralkata Begumgonj Jirtali Kushadanga Noakhali Joyag Sonabaria Kadirpur Nangaljhara Kutubpur Kaila Mirwarishpur Satkhira Sadar BAIKARI Nodna Tala Khalishkhali Nateshwar Badalkot Rajgonj Mohammadpur Chatkhil Rasulpur Panchgaon Sharifpur Ramnarayanpur Sonaimuri Noakhali Chhatarpaia Sonapur Dumuria Binodpur Senbagh Kabilpur Noakhali Sadar Narouttompur Kesharpar Newazpur

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• Union Wise Distribution of Alternative Safe Water Option

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Union wise location of number of alternative safe water options and arsenic removal technologies were collected form different documents and by communicating directly with the relevant organization. The union wise data was not available at the time of collection to some of the organization engaged in mitigation projects/programmes. Those options are treated as "union wise location not mentioned" in the table. Not all of the arsenic mitigation technologies and alternative safe water options were installed the emergency areas but also in less contaminated areas. The summary number of mitigation option according to level of contamination are presented in the following Table and the details are presented in the subsequent pages.

Table : The number of different alternative safe water options and the arsenic removal technologies according to the level of contamination Level of DW PSF RWH DTW AIRP PWSS SST DSP Alkan SIDKO SWTP READ-F HHLF Total Contamination > = 80% 933 235 2712 7345 73 10 122 2 25 0 0 6 23 11486 > 80% < = 60% 394 21 1723 4170 69 3 24 15 0 0 0 0 12 6431 > 60% < =40 % 440 24 642 2165 126 10 52 0 0 40 0 0 2238 5737 < 40% 540 47 703 7651 423564 0 1 0 01547 10927 Union wise Location 331 587 2601 3198 368 11 0 11 0 22 8 0 14954 22091 Not Mentioned Total 2638 914 8381 24529 1059 39 204 32 25 63 8 6 18774 56672 DW: Dug Well/Ring Well, PSF: Pond Sand Filter, RWH: Rain Water Harvesting, DTW: Deep Tube Well, AIRP: Arsenic Iron Removal Plant, PWSS: Piped Water Supply System, SST: Shallow Shrouded Tube well, DSP: Deep Set Pump, TaraP: Tara Pump, Alkan: Community Based Arsenic removal Technology, SIDKO: Community Based Arsenic removal Technology, READF: Community Based Arsenic removal Technology, SWTP: Surface Water treatment Plant, HHLF: Household Level Arsenic Removal Technologies Source: Different organization involved with arsenic mitigation and old documents

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Annex-E: Union Wise Distribution of Alternative Safe Water Option Union wise location of different option where level ot Tube well contamination is above 80%

DIVISION DISTRICT UPAZILA UNIONNAME Conta hh PA DW PSF RWH DTW AIRP PWSS SST DSP TaraP ALKAN SIDKO SWTP READ-F HHLF STAKEHOLDER BAMWSP/CBO/RPMU/DP Barisal Barisal Agailjhara Bagdha 84 6273 12 0 0 6 147 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HENGO FORUM/ BAMWSP/CBO/RPMU/DP Barisal Barisal Agailjhara Bakal 85 5855 19 0 0 0 107 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HE BAMWSP/CBO/RPMU/DP Barisal Barisal Agailjhara Gaila 84 7302 14 0 0 102 113 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HENGO FORUM/ BAMWSP/CBO/RPMU/DP Barisal Barisal Agailjhara Ratanpur 82 6506 9 0 0 1 99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HENGO FORUM/ Khulna Satkhira Assasuni Dargapur 85 4613 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Satkhira Assasuni Kadakati 89 3187 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/NGOF/NG Barisal Barisal Babuganj Agarpur 83 1096 1 0 4 7 11 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O FORUM/ UNICEF/DPHE/NGOF/NG Barisal Barisal Babuganj Kedarpur 84 969 0 0 5 37 31 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O FORUM/ BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHED Barisal Barisal Banaripara Saidkati 80 5045 22 0 0 0 72 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Brahmanbaria Banchharampur Bancharampur 98 248 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Brahmanbaria Banchharampur Pahariakandi 95 659 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/GUP/ Chittagong Brahmanbaria Banchharampur Paschim Ujan Char 89 1060 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/GUP/ Chittagong Brahmanbaria Banchharampur Purba Rupasdi 94 1021 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Brahmanbaria Banchharampur Purba Saifullakandi 95 921 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Brahmanbaria Banchharampur Salimabad 95 1561 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/GUP/ Chittagong Brahmanbaria Banchharampur Tejkhali 87 1354 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/GUP/ Chittagong Brahmanbaria Banchharampur Ujanchar 100 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Barura Adda 98 1891 0 0 18 0 61 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/BARC/ Chittagong Comilla Barura Adra 98 2143 0 0 1 0 73 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/BARC/ Chittagong Comilla Barura Dakshin Deora 92 624 0 0 0 0 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/BARC/ Chittagong Comilla Barura Dakshin Jalam 97 1129 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/BARC/ Chittagong Comilla Barura Dakshin Khosbas 83 1900 0 0 0 2 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/BARC/ Chittagong Comilla Barura Dakshin Payalgachha 97 1553 0 0 14 0 64 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/BARC/ Chittagong Comilla Barura Galimpur 94 2770 0 0 44 19 108 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/BARC/ Chittagong Comilla Barura Uttar Jalam 97 1475 0 0 14 15 54 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/BARC/ Chittagong Comilla Barura Uttar Khosbas 80 897 0 0 9 4 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/BARC/ Chittagong Comilla Barura Uttar Payalgachha 95 1944 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Aliarpur 84 2450 28 0 0 0 172 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Amanullapur 95 2092 0 0 0 0 133 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Ambarnagar 95 1744 38 0 0 0 145 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Amishapara 93 2813 15 0 0 0 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Barogaon 95 2429 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Begumgonj 83 1143 12 0 0 0 89 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Bozra 95 2397 8 0 0 0 135 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Deuti 95 3282 42 0 0 0 97 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Durgapur 83 1668 11 0 0 0 139 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Eklaspur 85 2426 29 0 0 0 165 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Gopalpur 91 2366 42 0 0 0 231 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Jirtali 91 1730 20 0 0 0 176 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Joyag 94 2841 23 0 0 0 149 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Kadirpur 91 1533 4 0 0 0 125 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Kutubpur 94 1829 10 0 0 0 155 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Mirwarishpur 94 2085 0 0 0 0 151 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Nateshwar 91 2018 5 0 0 0 143 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Nodna 94 3021 0 0 0 0 95 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Norouttompur 80 1146 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Page 168 of 202 Annex-E: Union Wise Distribution of Alternative Safe Water Option DIVISION DISTRICT UPAZILA UNIONNAME Conta hh PA DW PSF RWH DTW AIRP PWSS SST DSP TaraP ALKAN SIDKO SWTP READ-F HHLF STAKEHOLDER Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Rajgonj 96 2069 14 0 0 0 169 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Rasulpur 87 2119 40 0 0 0 137 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Sharifpur 86 1287 24 0 0 0 129 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Sonaimuri 94 3416 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Sonapur 87 1030 0 0 0 0 110 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ UNICEF/DPHE/BRACBR Dhaka Faridpur Bhanga Algi 93 2228 0 25 0 1 76 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DB/ UNICEF/DPHE/BRACBR Dhaka Faridpur Bhanga Bhanga 95 4024 0 27 0 118 62 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 DB/ UNICEF/DPHE/BRACBR Dhaka Faridpur Bhanga Chandra 94 1209 0 14 0 19 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DB/ UNICEF/DPHE/BRACBR Dhaka Faridpur Bhanga Gharua 97 2157 0 10 0 5 97 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DB/ UNICEF/DPHE/BRACBR Dhaka Faridpur Bhanga Hamirdi 93 1630 0 24 0 1 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 DB/ UNICEF/DPHE/BRACBR Dhaka Faridpur Bhanga Kalamridha 86 1504 0 9 0 6 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DB/ Dhaka Faridpur Bhanga Kaolibera 86 1697 0 14 0 0 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/BRAC UNICEF/DPHE/BRACBR Dhaka Faridpur Bhanga Manikdaha 88 1658 0 16 0 1 57 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 DB/ UNICEF/DPHE/BRACNG Dhaka Faridpur Bhanga Nasirabad 84 1309 0 28 0 42 41 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O FORUM/BRDB/ UNICEF/DPHE/BRACBR Dhaka Faridpur Bhanga Nurullaganj 95 1669 0 23 3 3 79 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 DB/ UNICEF/DPHE/BRACBR Dhaka Faridpur Bhanga Tuzarpur 94 1073 0 15 0 5 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 DB/ Dhaka Shariatpur Bhedarganj Mahisar 82 4125 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Chandina Dakshin Barakarai 95 5819 18 0 0 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Chittagong Comilla Chandina Dakshin Barera 95 3746 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Chandina Dakshin Gallai 95 4646 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Chandina Mahichail 88 8243 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Chandina Maijkhara 89 10215 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Chandina Paschim Chandina 89 1372 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Chandina Paschim Suhilpur 94 3531 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Chandina Purba Suhilpur 95 3514 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Chandina Uttar Bara kari 93 4849 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Chandina Uttar Barera 94 3867 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Chandina Uttar Gallai 92 6599 47 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Chandpur Sadar Balia 90 4477 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Chandpur Sadar Bishnupur 87 5116 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Chandpur Sadar Chandra 90 4581 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Chandpur Sadar Hanar Char 87 2432 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Chandpur Sadar Rampur 95 4956 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Chandpur Sadar Sakhua 89 5003 167 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Chandpur Sadar Shah Mahmudpur 88 5633 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Noakhali Chatkhil Badalkot 86 4147 317 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Noakhali Chatkhil Mohammadpur 89 7111 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Noakhali Chatkhil Panchgaon 87 2951 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Noakhali Chatkhil Ramnarayanpur 82 4598 140 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Chitalmari Char Baniari 94 3444 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Chitalmari Hizla 93 4420 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Chitalmari Kalatala 87 5116 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Chitalmari Santoshpur 80 3244 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Biteshwar 87 2681 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Bitikandi 90 4199 21 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/

Page 169 of 202 Annex-E: Union Wise Distribution of Alternative Safe Water Option DIVISION DISTRICT UPAZILA UNIONNAME Conta hh PA DW PSF RWH DTW AIRP PWSS SST DSP TaraP ALKAN SIDKO SWTP READ-F HHLF STAKEHOLDER Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Dakshin Balarampur 80 3321 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/NGO Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Dakshin Elliotganj 97 3683 35 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FORUM/ Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Goalmari 83 5148 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Jiarkandi 87 2693 15 15 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DCH/NGO FORUM/ Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Kolakandi 84 1832 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Majidpur 83 4465 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Maruka 94 3191 39 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ BAMWSP/RPMU/NGO Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Mohammadpur 96 3346 7 10 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FORUM/ Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Mohammadpur Purbo 97 3021 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Paschim Gauripur 87 4122 12 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/DCH/ Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Paschim Panchgachhia 84 2661 44 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Paschim Sundalpur 88 3837 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/NGO Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Purba Gauripur (Jinglataly) 98 2919 7 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FORUM/ Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Purba Panchgachhia 86 3234 86 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Purba Sundalpur 96 3392 15 0 0 203 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Uttar Daudkandi 83 3114 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Uttar Elliotganj 98 2830 10 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Uttar Jagatpur 90 2659 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/CAP/DPHE/RP Khulna Satkhira Debhata Kulia 87 5808 18 2 0 0 85 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MUNGO FORUM/ BAMWSP/CAP/DPHE/RP Khulna Satkhira Debhata Parulia 93 6709 15 1 0 0 81 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MUNGO FORUM/ Chittagong Comilla Debidwar Dakshin Dhamti 97 5000 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Debidwar Dakshin Gunaighar 93 4925 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Debidwar Dakshin Rajamehar 96 4795 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Debidwar Debidwar 83 10133 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Debidwar Uttar Dhamti 93 4714 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Debidwar Uttar Gunaighar 90 4719 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Debidwar Uttar Rajamehar 90 4945 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Dhaka Dohar Kushumhati 89 3615 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Dhaka Dohar Muksudpur 98 4097 26 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DCH/ Dhaka Dhaka Dohar Narisha 97 5971 29 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DCH/NGO FORUM/ Dhaka Dhaka Dohar Nayabari 80 3285 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Dhaka Dohar Raipara 86 2365 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Dhaka Dohar Sutrapara 96 1472 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Fakirhat Mulghar 85 3473 13 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Chittagong Chandpur Faridgonj Dakshin Faridganj 98 4320 25 5 0 123 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSO/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Faridgonj Dakshin Gobindapur 99 4720 19 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSO/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Faridgonj Dakshin Paikpara 99 4644 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Faridgonj Dakshin Rupsha 98 4153 29 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Faridgonj paschim Baluthupa 97 4046 16 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Faridgonj Paschim Char Dukhia 98 4199 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Faridgonj Paschim Gupti 98 3449 6 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Faridgonj paschim subidpur 99 4189 9 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Faridgonj Purba Baluthupa 99 5072 30 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Faridgonj Purba Char Dukhia 99 4943 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Faridgonj Purba Gupti 99 3837 42 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Faridgonj Purba Subidpur 100 4232 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Faridgonj Uttar Faridganj 98 5046 41 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Faridgonj Uttar Gobindapur 98 4496 44 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Faridgonj Uttar Paikpara 98 4611 40 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Faridgonj Uttar Rupsha 99 5041 17 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/DCH/ Page 170 of 202 Annex-E: Union Wise Distribution of Alternative Safe Water Option DIVISION DISTRICT UPAZILA UNIONNAME Conta hh PA DW PSF RWH DTW AIRP PWSS SST DSP TaraP ALKAN SIDKO SWTP READ-F HHLF STAKEHOLDER Dhaka Munshigonj Gazaria Gazaria 94 2725 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Gazaria Guagachhia 81 2629 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Gazaria Hossandi 91 3532 67 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Gazaria Imampur 91 4098 34 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Baultali 97 1999 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Borasi 97 1901 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Chandra Dighalia 98 1584 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Durgapur 96 2907 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Gobra 98 1824 10 0 0 108 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/ Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Gopinathpur 91 1409 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Haridaspur 99 1946 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/CBO/ Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Jalalabad 97 1806 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Kajulia 96 2081 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Karpara 99 3351 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/CBO/ Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Kati 93 1849 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/CBO/ Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Latifpur 96 2006 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Majhigati 88 2015 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Nizra 94 1050 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Paikkandi 98 2774 117 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/CBO/ Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Raghunathpur 90 2288 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Sahapur 98 1655 1 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/CBO/ Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Satpar 83 3260 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Suktail 95 2539 19 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/CBO/ Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Ulpur 91 2882 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Urafi 84 1335 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Ward No - 02 86 1505 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Gopalganj Sadar Ward No - 03 87 1958 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Shariatpur Gosairhat Samantasar 82 2724 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/CBO/RPMU/DP Barisal Barisal Gournadi Mahilara 85 3032 12 0 0 0 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HE Chittagong Chandpur Haim Char Char Bhairabi 92 1110 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Chittagong Chandpur Haim Char Dakshin Algi Durgapur 96 1276 0 0 17 4 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/BRAC/ Chittagong Chandpur Haim Char Uttar Algi Durgapur 97 779 0 0 26 7 64 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/BRAC/ Chittagong Chandpur Hajiganj Dakshin Kalocho 99 4607 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Hajiganj Dakshin Rajargaon 99 3581 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Hajiganj Daksih Gandharbapur 99 2489 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Hajiganj Hajiganj 98 5134 28 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Hajiganj Hatila 96 4562 321 0 0 227 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Hajiganj Paschim Barkul 99 3185 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Hajiganj Purba Barkul 97 4158 89 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Hajiganj Uttar Kalocho 99 3683 18 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Hajiganj Uttar Rajargaon 96 3693 28 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Chandpur Hajiganj Ward No - 01 99 1506 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DCH/ Chittagong Chandpur Hajiganj Ward No - 02 99 1459 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Hajiganj Ward No - 03 100 2477 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Manikganj Harirampur Boyra 83 3211 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Manikganj Harirampur Gopinathpur 83 3924 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Manikganj Harirampur Harukandi 89 1009 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Manikganj Harirampur Kanchanpur 84 1667 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Manikganj Harirampur Ramkrishnapur 86 2439 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Homna Bhasania 89 1077 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Homna Chander Char 86 1304 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Homna Dulalpur 82 1357 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Jessore Jhikargachha Bankra 83 1979 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Page 171 of 202 Annex-E: Union Wise Distribution of Alternative Safe Water Option DIVISION DISTRICT UPAZILA UNIONNAME Conta hh PA DW PSF RWH DTW AIRP PWSS SST DSP TaraP ALKAN SIDKO SWTP READ-F HHLF STAKEHOLDER Khulna Jessore Jhikargachha Sankarpur 81 1823 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Kachua 8 No Kadla 97 1371 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Kachua 9 NO KORAIYA 99 3935 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/UNICEF/Grameen Chittagong Chandpur Kachua Asrafpur 99 4245 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Shikka Chittagong Chandpur Kachua BADLA 100 156 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/UNICEF/Grameen Chittagong Chandpur Kachua BITARA 98 4590 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Shikka Chittagong Chandpur Kachua Dakkin Kachua 94 2981 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/UNICEF/Grameen Chittagong Chandpur Kachua GOHAT (10) NO 99 685 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Shikka Chittagong Chandpur Kachua Gohat Purba 99 5086 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Kachua GOHAT UTTOR 99 2472 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Kachua GOHAT UTTOR (10) 100 178 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/UNICEF/Grameen Chittagong Chandpur Kachua KADLA 99 3318 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Shikka DPHE/UNICEF/Grameen Chittagong Chandpur Kachua Koraya 97 2075 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Shikka Chittagong Chandpur Kachua Pathair 95 1857 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/UNICEF/Grameen Chittagong Chandpur Kachua SACHAR 1 NO 96 2898 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Shikka Chittagong Chandpur Kachua Sohdevpur Purba 97 2184 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/UNICEF/Grameen Chittagong Chandpur Kachua Uttar Kachua 98 2937 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Shikka Chittagong Chandpur Kachua WEST SOHADABPUR 99 3532 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/UNICEF/Grameen Chittagong Chandpur Kachua WEST SOHADABPUR 100 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Shikka Khulna Satkhira Kalaroa Chandanpur 95 5548 23 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/ Khulna Satkhira Kalaroa Diara 91 4250 42 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/ Khulna Satkhira Kalaroa Helathala 99 4022 13 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/ Khulna Satkhira Kalaroa Jallabad 97 3675 82 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/N Khulna Satkhira Kalaroa Joynagar 97 3155 103 1 0 0 9 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 GO FORUM/ BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/N Khulna Satkhira Kalaroa Jugikhali 98 3057 43 1 0 0 11 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 GO FORUM/ Khulna Satkhira Kalaroa Kaila 98 1766 81 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Khulna Satkhira Kalaroa Keragachhi 89 4294 54 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/ Khulna Satkhira Kalaroa Keralkata 92 4302 74 1 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/ Khulna Satkhira Kalaroa Kushadanga 99 3766 83 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/ Khulna Satkhira Kalaroa Nangaljhara 97 2202 36 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Khulna Satkhira Kalaroa Sonabaria 94 4072 35 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/ Khulna Narail Kalia Babra Hachla 98 515 0 9 0 4 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/EPRC/ Khulna Narail Kalia Bauisena 96 1026 0 22 2 46 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/EPRC/ Khulna Narail Kalia Joynagar 95 905 0 23 0 11 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/EPRC/ Khulna Narail Kalia Kalabaria 86 855 0 31 2 31 3 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/EPRC/ Khulna Narail Kalia Khasial 85 1207 0 21 0 18 22 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/EPRC/ UNICEF/DPHE/EPRC/NG Khulna Narail Kalia Mauli 91 1043 0 19 0 12 3 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O FORUM/ Khulna Narail Kalia Pahardanga 96 761 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/EPRC/ Khulna Narail Kalia Pauroshava 97 1431 0 43 1 47 4 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/EPRC/ Khulna Narail Kalia Salamabad 95 696 0 4 0 9 15 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/EPRC/ Dhaka Madaripur Kalkini Baligram 82 4412 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Kashiani Bethuri 86 3039 6 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Dhaka Gopalganj Kashiani Parulia 80 2339 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Kashiani Puisur 86 1969 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Matlab Shatnal 96 2957 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Matlab Uttar Nayergaon 96 3289 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DCH/ Chittagong Chandpur Matlab Uttar Upadi 82 4544 29 0 0 78 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Khulna Bagerhat Mollahat Chunkhola 84 3632 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Mollahat Gaola 93 3523 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Mollahat Udaypur 82 5076 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Muksudpur Bahugram 86 1348 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Muksudpur Khandarpur 82 1528 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Muksudpur Maharajpur 82 3312 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Muksudpur Tengrakhola 83 3368 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Barisal Barisal Muladi Batamara 87 5310 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Barisal Barisal Muladi Muladi 82 4428 1 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Barisal Barisal Muladi Nazirpur 80 8636 34 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Barisal Barisal Muladi Safipur 89 8880 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Akubpur 96 2287 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Babuti Para 98 1093 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DCH/ Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Chapitala 99 878 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Chhaliakandi 96 869 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Dakshin Ramchandrapur 97 726 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Darora (Purba) 94 852 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Dhamghar 93 2248 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Jahapur 86 1778 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Kamalla 98 971 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Muradnagar 94 2015 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Paschim Bangara 98 1141 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Paschim Jatrapur 99 1001 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Paschim Nabipur 98 1629 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Paschim Purbadhair 96 855 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Purba Bangara 98 1172 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Purba Nabipur 100 1659 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Sreekail 98 2070 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Tonki 98 1020 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Uttar Paharpur 99 909 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Uttar Ramchandrapur 97 1223 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Bitghar (Tiara) 99 1856 0 0 0 57 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/CDIP Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Borial 95 1193 0 6 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/CDIP Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Ibrahimpur 97 839 0 3 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/CDIP Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Kaitala 89 1617 0 0 0 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/CDIP Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Krishnanagar 84 1822 0 30 0 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/CDIP Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Laur Fatehpur 89 1332 0 2 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/CDIP Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Paschim Nabinagar 99 709 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/CDIP Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Purba Nabinagar 98 526 0 1 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/CDIP UNICEF/DPHE/CDIPDCH Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Rasullabad 99 1628 0 2 0 24 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 / Page 174 of 202 Annex-E: Union Wise Distribution of Alternative Safe Water Option DIVISION DISTRICT UPAZILA UNIONNAME Conta hh PA DW PSF RWH DTW AIRP PWSS SST DSP TaraP ALKAN SIDKO SWTP READ-F HHLF STAKEHOLDER Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Ratanpur 99 1788 0 4 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/CDIP Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Satmura 98 1054 0 7 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/CDIP UNICEF/DPHE/CDIPNGO Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Shibpur 97 2046 0 5 0 27 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FORUM/ Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Shyamgram 96 1667 0 6 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/CDIP UNICEF/DPHE/CDIPNGO Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Sreerampur 99 1219 0 3 0 2 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FORUM/ Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Zinodpur 97 1150 0 3 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/CDIP Dhaka Faridpur Nagarkanda Char Jasordi 82 5379 51 5 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 BRDB/ Dhaka Faridpur Nagarkanda Majhardia 81 3616 25 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BRDB/ Dhaka Faridpur Nagarkanda Phulsuti 81 2233 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BRDB/ Chittagong Comilla Nangalkot Adra 84 7991 224 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Dhaka NAWABGANJ Kalakopa 90 2558 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Noakhali Noakhali Sadar Binodpur 81 1791 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Chittagong Noakhali Noakhali Sadar Narouttompur 83 1549 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Noakhali Sadar Newazpur 85 1637 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/D Chittagong Lakshmipur Raipur Bamni 90 5073 22 4 0 109 131 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ANIDA/ BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/D Chittagong Lakshmipur Raipur Char Bangshi 83 6982 410 4 0 0 198 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ANIDA/ BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/D Chittagong Lakshmipur Raipur Char Mohana 81 4539 5 4 0 0 186 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ANIDA/ BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/D Chittagong Lakshmipur Raipur Charababil 94 5284 72 4 0 0 158 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ANIDA/ BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/D Chittagong Lakshmipur Raipur Charpata 90 3556 25 4 0 0 92 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ANIDA/ BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/D Chittagong Lakshmipur Raipur Keroa 86 6128 37 4 0 0 181 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ANIDA/ Dhaka Narsingdi Raipur Mirzarchar 81 2026 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/D Chittagong Lakshmipur Raipur Raipur 83 2004 9 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ANIDA/ BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/D Chittagong Lakshmipur Raipur Sonapur 92 5078 22 3 0 0 149 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ANIDA/ BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/D Chittagong Lakshmipur Raipur Uttar Charababil 89 5346 3 4 0 0 163 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ANIDA/ UNICEF/DPHE/GUPBRD Dhaka Madaripur Rajoir Badar Pasha 90 1724 0 17 0 12 0 0 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 B/ UNICEF/DPHE/GUPNGO Dhaka Madaripur Rajoir Hossainpur 91 1033 0 20 0 15 2 0 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 FORUM/BRDB/ UNICEF/DPHE/GUPBRD Dhaka Madaripur Rajoir Isibpur 89 1228 0 15 0 22 1 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 B/ UNICEF/DPHE/GUPBRD Dhaka Madaripur Rajoir Kabirajpur 81 1135 0 20 0 17 0 0 0 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 B/ Dhaka Madaripur Rajoir Paik Para 94 1355 0 26 0 10 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/GUP Chittagong Lakshmipur Ramganj Bhatra 86 5181 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Lakshmipur Ramganj Chandipur 81 5369 160 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Lakshmipur Ramganj Ichhapur 89 5353 109 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Lakshmipur Ramganj Kanchanpur 82 4459 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Rampal Bhojpatia 81 2478 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Brahmanbaria Sarail Dakshin Panisar 93 3265 34 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Khulna Satkhira Satkhira Sadar BAIKARI 97 1090 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Noakhali Senbagh Chhatarpaia 92 5801 603 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Noakhali Senbagh Dumuria 81 5970 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Noakhali Senbagh Kabilpur 81 6645 70 0 0 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Senbagh Kesharpar 87 7228 125 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Dhaka Munshiganj Serajdikhan Madhyapara 91 1019 0 15 2 96 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DCH/ Page 175 of 202 Annex-E: Union Wise Distribution of Alternative Safe Water Option DIVISION DISTRICT UPAZILA UNIONNAME Conta hh PA DW PSF RWH DTW AIRP PWSS SST DSP TaraP ALKAN SIDKO SWTP READ-F HHLF STAKEHOLDER DPHE/UNICEF/Grameen Chittagong Chandpur Shahrasti Chitasi 99 1708 0 0 11 236 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 2 0 Shikka DPHE/UNICEF/Grameen Chittagong Chandpur Shahrasti Chitasi Purba 98 1208 0 0 11 57 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 Shikka DPHE/UNICEF/Grameen Chittagong Chandpur Shahrasti Dakshin Meher 98 2090 0 0 6 84 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 Shikka DPHE/UNICEF/Grameen Chittagong Chandpur Shahrasti Dakshin Roysree 99 1570 0 0 12 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Shikka DPHE/UNICEF/Grameen Chittagong Chandpur Shahrasti Dakshin Suchi Para 99 1697 0 0 0 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Shikka DPHE/UNICEF/Grameen Chittagong Chandpur Shahrasti Tamta 99 3279 0 0 13 175 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Shikka DPHE/UNICEF/Grameen Chittagong Chandpur Shahrasti Uttar Meher 98 2103 0 0 6 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 Shikka DPHE/UNICEF/Grameen Chittagong Chandpur Shahrasti Uttar Roysree 99 1292 0 0 1 66 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Shikka DPHE/UNICEF/Grameen Chittagong Chandpur Shahrasti Uttar Suchi Para 98 1373 0 0 1 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Shikka Dhaka Manikganj Singair Charigram 82 2331 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Feni Sonagazi Bogadana 80 1793 0 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Dhaka Narayanganj Sonargaon Baradi 88 1622 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Narayanganj Sonargaon Mograpara 83 2762 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Narayanganj Sonargaon Noagaon 87 1291 9 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Dhaka Narayanganj Sonargaon Pirojpur 82 2497 34 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Dhaka Narayanganj Sonargaon Shomvupura 94 1701 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Narayanganj Sonargaon Sonmandi 89 3006 76 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Sreenagar Atpara 89 2466 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Sreenagar Baghra 92 3935 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Sreenagar Bhagyakul 88 4820 24 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Dhaka Munshigonj Sreenagar Kukutia 90 3860 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Sreenagar Patabhog 88 2846 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Sreenagar Sholaghar 90 3756 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Sreenagar Sreenagar 87 4270 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Sreenagar Tantar 87 2915 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Satkhira Tala Khalishkhali 85 6869 5 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Khulna Khulna Terokhada Sachiadah 81 3883 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Tongibari Arial 83 6176 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Tongibari Autshahi 85 3727 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Tongibari Dhipur 92 3266 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Tongibari Hasail Banari 94 2154 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Tongibari Kamarkhara 91 3798 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Tongibari Kathadia Simulia 92 3044 96 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Tongibari Panchgaon 96 3765 102 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Tungipara Kushli 93 2703 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE/ Dhaka Gopalganj Tungipara Patgati 96 5005 105 7 0 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHE BAMWSP/CBO/DPHE/DA Barisal Barisal Ujirpur Satla 85 3819 1 0 1 0 91 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NIDA/

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DIVISION DISTRICT UPAZILA UNIONNAME Conta hh PA DW PSF RWH DTW AIRP PWSS SST DSP TaraP ALKAN SIDKO SWTP READ-F HHLF STAKEHOLDER BAMWSP/CBO/RPMU/DP Barisal Barisal Agailjhara Rajiher 70 6711 10 0 1 0 100 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HENGO FORUM/ Khulna Chuadanga Alamdanga Belgachhi 63 4024 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/ Khulna Chuadanga Alamdanga Gangani 65 5529 10 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/ Dhaka Faridpur Alfadanga Alfadanga 62 2991 57 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Narayanganj Araihazar Haizadi 64 5288 85 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Satkhira Assasuni Baradal 66 6682 27 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Khulna Satkhira Assasuni Budhhata 65 6919 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Satkhira Assasuni Kulla 79 5687 119 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Satkhira Assasuni Sobhnali 67 6769 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/NGOF/NGO Barisal Barisal Babuganj Chandpasha 80 1033 0 0 1 41 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FORUM/ UNICEF/DPHE/NGOF/NGO Barisal Barisal Babuganj Dehergati 80 730 0 1 1 3 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FORUM/ Barisal Barisal Babuganj Rahmatpur 76 959 0 0 2 8 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/NGOF/ Khulna Bagerhat Bagerhat Baraipara 75 5767 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Bagerhat Bemarta 61 6843 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Bagerhat Bishnupur 67 5385 6 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Khulna Bagerhat Bagerhat Gotapara 68 5705 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Bagerhat Jatrapur 77 4781 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Bagerhat Karapara 77 7572 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Bagerhat Shatgumbuj 60 6244 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rajshahi Rajshahi Baghmara Auch Para 62 5809 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sylhet Sylhet Balaganj Balaganj 62 3799 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sylhet Sylhet Balaganj Paschim Pailanpur 64 2425 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMUDPHE/DA Barisal Barisal Banaripara Baisaripara 67 3504 41 0 0 0 65 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NIDA/ BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHEDP Barisal Barisal Banaripara Banaripara 63 2771 4 0 0 0 65 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HE/DANIDA/ BAMWSP/RPMU/DPHEDP Barisal Barisal Banaripara Chakhar 64 3728 12 0 0 100 72 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HE/DANIDA/ BAMWSP/RPMUDPHE/DA Barisal Barisal Banaripara Saliabakpur 61 4381 9 0 0 0 107 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NIDA/ Chittagong Brahmanbaria Banchharampur Dakshin Banchharampur 71 1291 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/GUP/ Chittagong Brahmanbaria Banchharampur Dariadaulat 79 1970 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Brahmanbaria Banchharampur Purba Ujan Char 68 1551 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/GUP/ Chittagong Brahmanbaria Banchharampur Saifullakandi 78 118 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/GUP/ Chittagong Brahmanbaria Banchharampur Sonarampur 79 944 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/GUP/ Chittagong Brahmanbaria Banchharampur Uttar Banchharampur 62 1935 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/GUP/ Dhaka Narayanganj Bandar Kalagasia 71 3946 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Barisal Barisal Barisal Sadar Char Baria 61 627 0 0 0 0 73 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Barisal Barisal Barisal Sadar Char Kaowa 69 573 0 0 0 0 77 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ NGO Barisal Barisal Barisal Sadar Sayestabad 66 690 0 0 0 0 59 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 FORUM/DPHE/DANIDA/ Barisal Barisal Barisal Sadar Tungibaria 60 327 5 0 0 0 93 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Chayani 74 2119 16 0 0 0 178 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Noakhali Begumgonj Hazipur 73 783 10 0 0 0 121 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ UNICEF/DPHE/BRACBRD Dhaka Faridpur Bhanga Azimnagar 73 1317 0 10 0 2 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 B/ Dhaka Shariatpur Bhedarganj Pourashava 62 2130 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Kushtia Bheramara Ward No - 03 62 950 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Faridpur Boalmari Dadpur 61 4601 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Page 177 of 202 Annex-E: Union Wise Distribution of Alternative Safe Water Option DIVISION DISTRICT UPAZILA UNIONNAME Conta hh PA DW PSF RWH DTW AIRP PWSS SST DSP TaraP ALKAN SIDKO SWTP READ-F HHLF STAKEHOLDER Chittagong Brahmanbaria Brahmanbaria Budhol 67 3656 65 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Brahmanbaria Brahmanbaria Purba Talsahar 60 3908 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Brahmanbaria Brahmanbaria Sadekpur 75 3220 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Brahmanpara Brahman Para 78 4390 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Brahmanpara Chandla 75 4311 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Brahmanpara Dulalpur 74 4265 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Brahmanpara Madhabpur 68 5774 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Brahmanpara Malapara 72 3565 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Brahmanpara Sahebabad 76 4079 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Brahmanpara Sidlai 69 4895 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Chandina Purba Chandina 75 6209 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Chandpur Sadar Baghadi 78 4087 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Chandpur Sadar Kallyanpur 75 4140 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Chandpur Sadar Maishadi 68 5126 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Chandpur Sadar Tarpur Chandi 67 4667 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Noakhali Chatkhil Chatkhil 73 4400 87 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Noakhali Chatkhil Chatkhil Pourashava 68 3847 44 0 0 0 83 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA Chittagong Noakhali Chatkhil Sahapur 62 3750 76 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA Khulna Bagerhat Chitalmari Barabaria 76 6778 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Chitalmari Chitalmari 76 6137 7 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Khulna Bagerhat Chitalmari Shibpur 68 3450 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Feni Dagan Bhuiyan Daganbhuiyan 67 4976 10 6 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Chittagong Feni Dagan Bhuiyan Jailashkara 74 6822 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Feni Dagan Bhuiyan Mathu Bhuiyan 70 3978 8 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Chittagong Feni Dagan Bhuiyan Purba Chandpur 77 4660 11 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Feni Dagan Bhuiyan Rajapur 68 6891 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Feni Dagan Bhuiyan Yakubpur 60 5162 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Shariatpur Damudya Darul Aman 60 2367 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Shariatpur Damudya Dhankati 65 4326 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Shariatpur Damudya Sidulkura 76 2645 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Shariatpur Damudya Sidya 72 2165 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Dakshin Jagatpur 78 3376 8 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/RPMU/ Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Narayandia 79 2798 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Chittagong Comilla Daudkandi Uttar Balarampur 77 3573 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Satkhira Debhata Shakhipur 72 3977 1 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/CAP/ Chittagong Comilla Debidwar Dakshin Bara Shalgar 79 4063 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Debidwar Dakshin Barkamta 79 5393 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Debidwar Rasulpur 73 4293 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Debidwar Subil 79 4223 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Debidwar Uttar Bara Shalghar 76 4113 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Debidwar Uttar Barkamta 74 5633 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Debidwar Uttar Jafarganj 65 5342 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sylhet Sunamganj Dharmapasha Selborash 66 4516 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Khulna Dumuria Maguraghona 69 4674 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Khulna Bagerhat Fakirhat Bahirdia 64 3457 62 0 1 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Khulna Bagerhat Fakirhat Fakirhat 67 6063 28 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Khulna Bagerhat Fakirhat Lakhpur 67 4348 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Fakirhat Maldha Maubhog 72 3523 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Khulna Bagerhat Fakirhat Piljanga 72 4432 79 0 2 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Dhaka Faridpur Faridpur Sadar Kaijuri 60 6526 0 25 0 5 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 NGO FORUM/BRDB/ Chittagong Feni Feni Sadar Baligaon 78 6286 47 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Feni Feni Sadar Fazilpur 69 5305 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Feni Feni Sadar Kalidaha 67 5700 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Gazaria Baluakandi 75 2686 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Page 178 of 202 Annex-E: Union Wise Distribution of Alternative Safe Water Option DIVISION DISTRICT UPAZILA UNIONNAME Conta hh PA DW PSF RWH DTW AIRP PWSS SST DSP TaraP ALKAN SIDKO SWTP READ-F HHLF STAKEHOLDER Dhaka Munshigonj Gazaria Bausia 79 4212 25 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DCH/NGO FORUM/ Dhaka Munshigonj Gazaria BhaberChar 78 3152 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshigonj Gazaria Tengerchar 69 2523 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Shariatpur Gosairhat Idilpur 77 8284 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Shariatpur Gosairhat Nager Para 80 6569 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Shariatpur Gosairhat Nalmuri 75 3257 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Barisal Barisal Gournadi Batajore 63 4026 16 0 1 2 39 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/CBO/RPMU/ BAMWSP/CBO/RPMU/DP Barisal Barisal Gournadi Chandshi 78 2131 8 0 0 120 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HE Barisal Barisal Gournadi Sarikal 64 5145 16 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/CBO/RPMU/ Sylhet Sylhet Gowinghat Towakul 70 2904 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Manikganj Harirampur Balara 73 3780 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Manikganj Harirampur Balia 69 4337 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Manikganj Harirampur Chala 62 4159 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Manikganj Harirampur Dhulsunra 68 1497 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Homna Asadpur 77 1306 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Homna Chalivanga 66 573 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Homna Gharmura 64 995 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Homna Homna 72 1274 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DCH/ Chittagong Comilla Homna Joypur 71 642 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Homna Mathabhanga 66 1408 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Homna Radhanagar 77 718 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Kishoreganj Itna Itna 70 1354 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Jessore Jhikargachha Magura 71 2076 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Kachua Dhopakhali 73 3266 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Madaripur Kalkini Alinagar 67 3633 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Madaripur Kalkini Enayetnagar 77 6028 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Madaripur Kalkini Kalkini Pourashava 67 9554 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Madaripur Kalkini Kayaria 63 3853 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Madaripur Kalkini Kazibakai 69 2599 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Madaripur Kalkini Lakshmipur 73 4756 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Madaripur Kalkini Nabagram 75 3131 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Madaripur Kalkini Ramjanpur 75 5340 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Madaripur Kalkini Shikar Mangal 78 2980 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sylhet Sylhet Kanaighat Bara Chatul 61 3362 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sylhet Sylhet Kanaighat Kanaighat 64 7220 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Brahmanbaria Kasba Mulgram 67 4997 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Kashiani Hatira 64 1890 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Kashiani Mamudpur 77 2883 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Kashiani Nijamkandi 75 2594 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Kashiani Orakandi 80 3171 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Netrokona Kendua Mozaffarpur 74 5219 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Jessore Keshabpur Mongalkot 67 5601 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Jessore Keshabpur Sagardari 68 7518 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Netrokona Khaliajuri Chakua 72 4210 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Netrokona Khaliajuri Mendipur 60 4882 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Kotwalipara Bandhabari 74 2340 5 0 0 0 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/CBO/ BAMWSP/CBO/RPMU/DP Dhaka Gopalganj Kotwalipara Ghagar 64 1746 4 4 0 55 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HE/ Dhaka Gopalganj Kotwalipara Hiran 75 4004 18 3 0 0 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/CBO/RPMU/ BAMWSP/CBO/RPMU/DP Dhaka Gopalganj Kotwalipara Kalabari 75 4307 15 5 0 0 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HE/ BAMWSP/CBO/RPMU/DP Dhaka Gopalganj Kotwalipara Kandi 64 3735 8 4 0 0 34 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HE/ Dhaka Gopalganj Kotwalipara Pinjuri 71 3987 15 2 0 0 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/CBO/RPMU/DP Page 179 of 202 Annex-E: Union Wise Distribution of Alternative Safe Water Option DIVISION DISTRICT UPAZILA UNIONNAME Conta hh PA DW PSF RWH DTW AIRP PWSS SST DSP TaraP ALKAN SIDKO SWTP READ-F HHLF STAKEHOLDER HE/ Dhaka Gopalganj Kotwalipara Sadullapur 78 5364 4 4 0 0 42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 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Kalekhan 74 5498 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Barisal Barisal Muladi Gachhua 79 3843 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Barisal Barisal Muladi Kazir Char 79 4972 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Barisal Barisal Muladi Muladi Pourashava 68 4076 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshiganj Munshiganj Sadar Adhara 74 906 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Munshiganj Munshiganj Sadar Char Silai 76 464 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Muradnagar Andikot 72 1880 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Biddyakut 71 1346 0 1 0 54 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/CDIP Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Birgaon 68 1072 0 51 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/CDIP Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Nabinagar Pouroshava 70 3105 0 14 0 56 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/CDIP Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Natghar 77 1172 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/CDIP Chittagong Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Salimganj 80 1157 0 23 0 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/CDIP Dhaka Faridpur Nagarkanda Ballabhdi 74 3704 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Faridpur Nagarkanda Dangi 78 4684 10 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BRDB/ Dhaka Faridpur Nagarkanda Jadunadi 76 3258 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Faridpur Nagarkanda Kaichail 80 3546 5 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BRDB/ Page 180 of 202 Annex-E: Union Wise Distribution of Alternative Safe Water Option DIVISION DISTRICT UPAZILA UNIONNAME Conta hh PA DW PSF RWH DTW AIRP PWSS SST DSP TaraP ALKAN SIDKO SWTP READ-F HHLF STAKEHOLDER Dhaka Faridpur Nagarkanda Laskardi 70 5055 5 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BRDB/ Dhaka Faridpur Nagarkanda Nagarkanda Pourashava 73 2339 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Faridpur Nagarkanda Sonapur 67 3230 6 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BRDB/ Dhaka Sherpur Nalitabari Nalitabari 67 3587 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Nangalkot Jodda 73 6449 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Shariatpur Naria Chamta 65 3937 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka 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BAMWSP/RPMU Chittagong Lakshmipur Ramganj Bholakot 78 6200 55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Lakshmipur Ramganj Darbeshpur 66 3562 162 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Lakshmipur Ramganj Karpara 75 4637 93 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Lakshmipur Ramganj Lamchar 69 4782 143 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Lakshmipur Ramganj Noagaon 77 4838 27 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Khulna Khulna Rupsha Aichganti 67 9411 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Khulna Rupsha Ghatbhogh 64 7682 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Khulna Rupsha Sreefaltala 63 6222 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Khulna Rupsha T.S. 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Narayanpur 49 2089 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Shariatpur Bhedarganj Rambhadrapur 41 4190 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Kushtia Bheramara Chandgram 41 3224 2 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/CAP/ Dhaka Faridpur Boalmari Chandpur 48 2605 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Faridpur Boalmari Parameshwardi 58 4279 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Faridpur Boalmari Rupapat 56 4428 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Page 184 of 202 Annex-E: Union Wise Distribution of Alternative Safe Water Option DIVISION DISTRICT UPAZILA UNIONNAME Conta hh PA DW PSF RWH DTW AIRP PWSS SST DSP TaraP Alkan SIDKO SWTP Read-F HHLF STAKEHOLDER Chittagong Brahmanbaria Brahmanbaria Uttar Natai 51 3749 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Chandpur Sadar Ashikati 58 4903 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Chandpur Sadar Ibrahimpur 48 3943 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rajshahi Chapai Nawabganj Chapai Nawabganj Chapai Nawabganj 46 29152 666 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Feni Feni Sadar Lemua 60 4011 24 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA Chittagong Feni Feni Sadar Matabi 45 4883 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Feni Feni Sadar Panchgachhia 54 8112 15 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA Chittagong Feni Feni Sadar Sanua 46 5269 85 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Feni Feni Sadar Sarishadi 44 8841 34 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Manikganj Ghior Nali 52 1314 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/CBO/RPM Barisal Barisal Gournadi Khanjapur 48 5274 0 0 0 0 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U/ BAMWSP/CBO/RPM Barisal Barisal Gournadi Nalchira 54 4784 10 0 0 2 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U/NGO FORUM/ Dhaka Manikganj Harirampur Gala 54 4471 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Homna Chandanpur 48 856 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Homna Ghagutia 49 1492 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Chittagong Comilla Homna Manikar Char 58 1110 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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2507 6 0 0 0 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O/ BAMWSP/RPMU/CB Barisal Jahalakhati Jhalokati Sadar Sekherhat 49 3523 4 0 0 0 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O/ Khulna Jessore Jhikargachha Gadkhali 54 2688 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Jessore Jhikargachha Gonga Nandapur 56 2053 37 0 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Khulna Jessore Jhikargachha Hazirbag 44 1645 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Jessore Jhikargachha Nabharan 43 2876 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Jessore Jhikargachha Nibaskhola 46 1909 86 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Jessore Jhikargachha Simulia 49 1941 13 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Khulna Bagerhat Kachua Badhal 58 3575 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Kachua Gazalia 57 3853 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Kachua Raripara 48 4295 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Satkhira Kaliganj Mautala 49 4055 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Khulna Satkhira Kaliganj Tarali 48 4971 7 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Dhaka Madaripur Kalkini Banshgari 53 4109 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Madaripur Kalkini Char Daulatkhan 60 3324 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Madaripur Kalkini Sahebrampur 54 5293 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Netrokona Kalmakanda Kalmakanda 57 1688 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Netrokona Kalmakanda Nazirpur 44 1970 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sylhet Sylhet Kanaighat Purba Dighirpar 57 3059 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Brahmanbaria Kasba Kuti 41 5808 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Brahmanbaria Kasba Mehari 51 5514 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Kashiani Fukura 57 3906 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Kashiani Kashiani 55 4970 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Kashiani Maheshpur 57 7291 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Kashiani Ratail 46 4286 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj Kashiani Singa 56 1720 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Netrokona Kendua Chirang 59 4493 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Netrokona Kendua Kandiura 55 3196 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Jessore Keshabpur Bidyanandakati 41 8041 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Jessore Keshabpur Gaurighona 50 4680 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAMWSP/CBO/RPM Dhaka Gopalganj Kotwalipara Amtali 56 3813 4 1 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U/DPHE/ Sylhet Maulvibazar Kulaura Kadirpur 59 2831 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sylhet Maulvibazar Kulaura Routhgaon 52 2938 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Laksam Bholain 40 5832 20 10 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Chittagong Comilla Laksam Perul 41 6203 16 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE Chittagong Lakshmipur Lakshmipur Sadar Chandragonj 58 3008 0 0 0 0 57 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Lakshmipur Lakshmipur Sadar Char Ruhita 54 693 0 0 0 0 118 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Chittagong Lakshmipur Lakshmipur Sadar Shakchar 52 1446 0 0 0 0 137 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DPHE/DANIDA/ Khulna Narail Lohagara Itna 51 4844 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Narail Lohagara Joypur 55 5382 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Narail Lohagara Kashipur 49 3407 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Narail Lohagara Lohagara 53 4332 13 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Khulna Narail Lohagara Mallikpur 55 5604 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Page 186 of 202 Annex-E: Union Wise Distribution of Alternative Safe Water Option DIVISION DISTRICT UPAZILA UNIONNAME Conta hh PA DW PSF RWH DTW AIRP PWSS SST DSP TaraP Alkan SIDKO SWTP Read-F HHLF STAKEHOLDER Dhaka Netrokona Madan Madan 58 4613 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Netrokona Madan Maghan 53 2684 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Madaripur Madaripur Kendua 43 4465 101 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Dhaka Madaripur Madaripur Mustafapur 41 5985 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Faridpur Madhukhali Jahapur 59 2486 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Faridpur Madhukhali Raipur 56 4871 65 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/BAR Khulna Jessore Manirampur Chaluahati 51 2138 0 3 1 0 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CNGO FORUM/ UNICEF/DPHE/BAR Khulna Jessore Manirampur Dhakuria 44 1735 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C UNICEF/DPHE/BAR Khulna Jessore Manirampur Durbadanga 57 1564 0 0 0 0 22 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C UNICEF/DPHE/BAR Khulna Jessore Manirampur Hariharnagar 58 2646 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C UNICEF/DPHE/BAR Khulna Jessore Manirampur Jhanpa 56 2962 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C Khulna Jessore Manirampur Kashimnagar 42 1262 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNICEF/DPHE/BAR Khulna Jessore Manirampur Kheda Para 57 2428 0 0 1 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C UNICEF/DPHE/BAR Khulna Jessore Manirampur Manirampur 46 3899 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C Chittagong Chandpur Matlab Purba Fatehpur 41 4043 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chandpur Matlab Sultanabad 53 3433 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Meghna Bara Kanda 58 4007 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Chittagong Comilla Meghna Chalibhanga 40 6117 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Meghna Gobindapur 50 4057 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Comilla Meghna Radha Nagar 59 5911 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Barisal Barisal Mehendiganj Bidyanandapur 41 3436 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Barisal Barisal Mehendiganj Char Gopalpur 44 4387 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Barisal Barisal Mehendiganj Gobindapur 45 5662 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Barisal Barisal Mehendiganj Jangalia 46 5251 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Barisal Barisal Mehendiganj Lata 56 4286 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Barisal Barisal Mehendiganj Mehendiganj 58 5037 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Barisal Barisal Mehendiganj Mehendiganj Pourashava 54 8640 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chittagong Mirsharai Dhum 51 2613 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chittagong Mirsharai Durgapur 41 3931 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chittagong Mirsharai Haithkandi 41 5146 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chittagong Mirsharai Katachhara 45 4894 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chittagong Mirsharai Mayani 51 4248 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chittagong Mirsharai Mirsharai 58 3620 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chittagong Mirsharai Osmanpur 48 2778 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chittagong Mirsharai Pourashava 54 3741 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chittagong Chittagong Mirsharai Wahedpur 52 4383 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Netrokona Mohanganj Gaglajore 59 3784 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Netrokona Mohanganj Tetulia 44 4040 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Netrokona Mohanganj Ward No.-1 48 2071 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Netrokona Mohanganj Ward No.-2 46 1246 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Morrelganj Banagram 54 2898 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Khulna Bagerhat Morrelganj Daibagnyahati 51 4614 1 0 1 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NGO FORUM/ Khulna Bagerhat Morrelganj Hoglapasha 47 3307 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dhaka Gopalganj 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