Madagascar

Commitments	Progress Stage	Priority Area	Category
Progress: Completed Almost Completed Good Progress Slow Progress Major Barriers No data
In the next two years mobilize and direct available financial resources towards the improvement of access to Water, Hygiene and Sanitation for approximately 400 000 poor and vulnerable persons living in urban and periurban areas	2014 2013	Political Prioritization	Financing
Milestones of Progress: Increase in drinking water servicing rate from 2011 to 2012. Increase of access rate to sanitation infrastructure from 2011 to 2012 is less than 1 percent. In 2012 the increase in the number of villages with an open defecation free status is 3000. Steps Remaining to Fully Achieve: New construction and repair of drinking water infrastructure. Construction of formal latrines Likely to Achieve for 2014? Possible (with extra effort) Influence of 2012 HLM on progress of commitment: Highly influential
Review of Water Code to respond to new challenges	2014 2013	National Planning Processes	Planning
Milestones of Progress: Final report on institutional and legal assessment of the water and sanitation sector. Steps Remaining to Fully Achieve: Update legal texts. Likely to Achieve for 2014? Yes, likely Influence of 2012 HLM on progress of commitment: Some influence
Maintain existing and presently operational Water Facilities and Infrastructures at a minimum of 80% operational efficiency in the next two years through a Public Private Partnership	2014 2013	National Planning Processes	Increased Services
Milestones of Progress: Slight increase in the number of delegate managers from public drinking water service and 73 percent of existing infrastructure are currently operational (Ref. Sustainability Check report). Funding request underway for existing TOR for the development of a manual for conferral of safe drinking water system. Steps Remaining to Fully Achieve: Moblize stakeholders for financial support of delegated managers. Develop a manual for drinking water supply and sanitation system management and related tools. Likely to Achieve for 2014? Possible (with extra effort) Influence of 2012 HLM on progress of commitment: Some influence
Establishment of a Coordination Mechanism for Projects and Programme trough Program Budgets in the 22 regions of the Country	2014 2013	National Planning Processes	Planning
Milestones of Progress: Drafting of the strategy document and of planning document. Development of a single planning, coordination, monitoring-evaluation system. Convening of the sector review 2013. Completion of the five BPOR (Programme Budget by regional target) (Androy, Anosy, Atsimo andrefana, Vato Vavy FitoVinany et Atsimo Atsinanana) Steps Remaining to Fully Achieve: Merge three tools into one single and efficient database. Tools are: BPOR (Program budget by regional target), DMP (Dynamic Mapping Project) and BDEA (Database for water and sanitation). Improve data transfer at the level of technical and financial partners in the regions. Likely to Achieve for 2014? Yes, likely Influence of 2012 HLM on progress of commitment: Some influence
	2014 2013	Political Prioritization	Private Sector
Milestones of Progress: Steps Remaining to Fully Achieve: Likely to Achieve for 2014? Possible (with extra effort) Influence of 2012 HLM on progress of commitment: Some influence
Organize in the next two years a participative process involving all the Sector Stakeholders involved at the National and Regional Level of the Country to implement all the recommendations of the WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme for the Water and Sanitation Sector (JMP)	2014 2013	National Planning Processes	Coordination
Milestones of Progress: Report of sector review 2013. Steps Remaining to Fully Achieve: Implement selected recommendations during sector review. Likely to Achieve for 2014? Yes, likely Influence of 2012 HLM on progress of commitment: Some influence
Water and Sanitation Data from all the 22 regions of the Country are collected, processed in real time and are used feed the National Database and other Global Monitoring Mechanisms	2014 2013	Evidence Based Decision Making	Monitoring
Milestones of Progress: Revitalization and upgrading of the BDEA system (Database for water and sanitation) Merger of tools: BPOR (Program budget by regional target), DMP (Dynamic Mapping Project) and Ministry of Water BDEA (Database for water and sanitation) into one single and efficient database called SESAME. Improvement of data transfer at the technical and financial partners level and in the regional level. Steps Remaining to Fully Achieve: Use the SESAME system efficiently and effectively. Ensure data availability on Ministry website. Likely to Achieve for 2014? Yes, likely Influence of 2012 HLM on progress of commitment: Some influence
Overall evaluation of Sanitation Sub-Sector to facilitate improvement of decision-making	2014 2013	Evidence Based Decision Making	Monitoring
Milestones of Progress: Discussion on general assessment of sanitation sub-sectors: basic sanitation, solid waste management, rainwater management, and waste water management. TOR available for funding applications through donors. Development of a master plan for sanitation in big cities. Steps Remaining to Fully Achieve: Update the National Sanitation Policy and Strategy (PSNA). Likely to Achieve for 2014? Yes, likely Influence of 2012 HLM on progress of commitment: Some influence
Establishment of National Fund for Sanitation (FNA)	2014 2013	Political Prioritization	Financing
Milestones of Progress: Steps Remaining to Fully Achieve: Mobilize stakeholders towards implementing and funding the new sector strategy. Likely to Achieve for 2014? Possible (with extra effort) Influence of 2012 HLM on progress of commitment: Some influence