Environmental and Social Monitoring Report
# Semestral Report February 2020
Cambodia: Second Rural Water Supply and
Sanitation Sector Project Additional Financing
Prepared by the Ministry of Rural Development for the Ministry of Economy and Finance and the
Asian Development Bank.
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SECOND RURAL WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION SECTOR PROJECT
ADDITIONAL FINANCING - ADB Loan 3433(SF)-CAM
INTEGRATED SAFEGUARD REPORT
Project Coordination Unit
Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Sector project
Department of Rural Water Supply, Phnom Penh
JULY TO DECEMBER
2019
Asian Development Bank
Kingdom of Cambodia
Nation Religion King
Ministry of Rural Development Department of Rural Water Supply
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Safeguards Monitoring Report
Semiannual Report
Feb 2020
COUNTRY: CAMBODIA;
Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Project
– 2 Additional Financing: ADB LOAN-3433 (SF) -
CAM
Prepared by the Project Coordination Unit of Department of Rural Water Supply for the Ministry
of Rural Development and the Asian Development Bank.
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ABBREVIATIONS ADB
Asian Development Bank
AHs affected households
COBP country operations business plan
CPF Community participation framework
DRWS Department of Rural Water Supply
EA executing agency
EMAP environmental management action plan
GDR General Department of Resettlement
GRM grievance redress mechanism
IR Involuntary Resettlement
IRC inter-ministerial resettlement committee
LAR land acquisition and involuntary resettlement
MEF Ministry of Economy and Finance
MRD Ministry of Rural Development
PCU project coordination unit
PDRD Provincial Department of Rural Development
PPT Provincial Project Team
RGC Royal Government of Cambodia
RWSSP2 Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Project
RWSSDP3 Third Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Development Project
SPS safeguard policy statement
SOP standard operation procedures
VDC
Village development committee
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NOTE
(i) In this report, "$" refers to US dollars.
This safeguards monitoring report is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein
do not necessarily represent those of ADB's Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and
may be preliminary in nature.
In preparing any country program or strategy, financing any project, or by making any
designation of or reference to a particular territory or geographic area in this document, the
Asian Development Bank does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status
of any territory or area.
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
This report is the sixth semi-annual environmental and social safeguards monitoring report for the
Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Project – Additional Financing, covering the period
from July to December 2019.
1) Summary of EMP/RAP Implementation:
Since last report all of the civil works of batch 5 were finished. During this reporting period, 100% of
subproject civil work of batch 6 were completed except community ponds that have minor problem with
solar pumps. The household latrine and household Self-finance Latrine construction status is as follows;
for batch 5, progress of house hold latrine construction has improved to 100% complete while batch 6
is at 99%. The progress of household self-finance latrine construction of batch 5 and 6 are 86% and 50%
respectively. The Feasibility Study Report (FSR) for batch 7 was completed however it has been agreed
that the implementation of batch 7 will be transferred over into Phase 3, which is currently being
prepared. The detail of work progress is in Table 1.
Environment: The project original classification for environment is Category B. All subprojects of
Batch 5 and 6 under additional financing were classified as “C” for environment, thus the conduct of an IEE was not necessary at subproject level to date. This means most environmental impacts of the Project
are positive and few potential negative impacts, which will be temporary and short-term and are
mitigated to an acceptable level with the proposed mitigation and water quality monitoring measures.
Resettlement: The project is a sector project and therefore was originally classified as category B for
Involuntary Resettlement (IR). There has been no involuntary resettlement impacts as land required for
the project was either voluntarily donated or was community land.
Indigenous People: The project originally was classified as category B for Indigenous Peoples.
Subprojects in Batch-5 did include IPs as targeted beneficiaries . Batch 6 has villages where there are
IPs and details of special measures are detailed within the main report.
EMAP Implementation
From batch 6, there were corrective measures from due diligence report which included:
(1) biodiversity and protected area screening and management;
(2) inclusion of the Generic Environmental Management Plan (EMP) in the contract document;
(3) the introduction and dissemination of Grievance Redress Mechanism (GRM) to the potential
affected people before the construction; and
(4) consideration of ethnic and religious minority groups such as Cham in the public
consultation and socialization process.
Batch 6: To ensure that potential environmental problems were detected and addressed appropriately,
environmental monitoring was conducted during subproject implementation. During construction, the
key tasks were to monitor the compliance with environmental mitigation measures in the EMP and water
quality monitoring for each subproject by the PDRD with oversight from the PCU. Environmental
monitoring is to be conducted by the community including the Water and Sanitation User Group
(WSUG) who will provide community feedback during construction and operation.
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Batch 7: None of the subprojects were in the protected area or in regions of endangered habitat. There
is no evidence of the presence of UXO in the subproject sites since the sites selected are within inhabited
and used areas of the villages.
Preparations for Batch 7
Consultations have begun with public meetings held in all six provinces during the preparation
of FSR batch 7 with the aim of:
(1) informing the commune and village about the proposed project,
(2) to map the existing water and sanitation facilities
(3) screen for potential impacts on environment, indigenous people and involuntary resettlement
(4) to create community focal groups
(5) request for information on the known occurrence of unexploded ordinance in the area where
the scheme components will be built.
The Generic EMP will be included in the bidding documents. All consultations have been finished since
the last report, documentations relating to the consultations can be found in Annex 1.
RP/IP Implementation
Consultations at village levels are held to agree on suitable locations for infrastructure such as
wells and hand pumps. This land is voluntarily donated and the process is followed to ensure that
voluntary donations do not affect the living standards of the land donor and are truly voluntary.
Voluntary donation forms together with the social economic status of the voluntary household were
confirmed through written record and signed with thumb prints between the donor, PPTs and local
authority. GPS code and proof of donor identity are also required along with the donation form. PPTs
have incorporated this during the safeguard screening for batch 6.
For batch 7 the process has begun and agreements and socioeconomic data will be collected in
the due time. It is still early to prepare land donation form and socioeconomic data of the land donors
for Batch-7 as this Batch will be implemented in the third Phase. For KTM, safeguard screening was
not conducted in 3 villages out of 14 villages as in these villages the proposed option of small piped
water system was changed to the provision of 13 new drill wells. It was noted that due to the shortage
of DSA, KTM could not complete the screening in these (03) villages. For these two provinces, the
implementation of these remaining actions shall be conducted during the implementation of batch 7
subprojects by the PPTs.
For batch 6, in particular for KCN, KTM and PST, the presence of Cham has been confirmed and so
more detailed consultations were conducted to identify all dimensions (cultural, social, socio-political,
religious) of the introduction of water and sanitation facilities. In Q4 of 2018 the capacity building
activities for batch 6 included Cham board members. Participation rates of ethnic Cham were high
between 12 to 100 percent of participants were Cham depending on the village population (Annex 2
and 7).
For batch 7, the presence of Cham groups was confirmed. Villages were identified in Sre Ouk
KCN) village 95% of the population identified as Cham and in Kbal Damrei and Ksach La’eth (PST) less than 5% out of a total population of 8527. Annex-3 provides the percentage of Cham
HH within the identified villages of batch 7.
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Monitoring activities carried out
100% of the planned capacity building at commune and the village level was completed. From last
report, the remaining community level training in BMC and PST has completed within Q1 of 2019.
Those various trainings provided to WSUGs and other members in the community such as VDC, Focal
persons, and CC to support them with water quality monitoring by observation, utilities operation and
maintenance and safeguard monitoring. The water quality monitoring by lab test was conducted by the
PDRD at least twice during the Project cycle, including before and after construction/installation. Water
sampling and laboratory testing of water facilities in batch 6 had been 100% completed since the last
report.
Key issues, corrective actions, grievances:
In this period, GPS codes that were missing were filled by the PPTs of KCN and PST since the end of
October 2019.
Dissemination of GRM was part of the consultations meetings for the 2nd public meeting in each
province. So far, the only complaint recorded is related to iron levels in wells of batch 5 in KTM province
and solutions to this are being sought.
Project at Glance:
Project Number and
Title:
Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Project – Additional
Financing – ADB Loan 3433 (SF) CAM and ADB Grant 0497(EF)-CAM
Safeguards Category
Environment B
Indigenous Peoples B
Involuntary Resettlement C
Reporting period: January-June 2019
Last report date: Integrated safeguard monitoring report -4 for the period covering July to
December 2018 submitted on January 2019.
Key sub-project activities
since last report:
Output % Accomplished
Output 1: Improved Community Health and hygiene
practices
100%
Output 2: Rehabilitated, upgraded, and developed new water
facilities
100%
Output 3: Improved Public and household sanitation. 99%
Output 4: Strengthened sector planning and development 94%
Output 5: Improved capacity for project implementation and
sustainability
75%
During this reporting period all of the civil works in batch 5 and 99% of
the works in batch 6 were completed.
All of trainings for batch 6 are completed.
Preparation of draft FSRs of batch-7 was completed in September 2018.
There have been no reports of any changes in the surrounding
Environment.
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Ethnic Cham have been identified in the two provinces of batch 7
including KCN and PST. Number of Ethnic Cham participated in the
training or public meeting has been recorded.
Report prepared by: PIC Team based on the quarterly reports provided by the PPTs.
1. Introduction and Project Overview
Additional financing envisages to achieve the Project outcomes by building and expanding the Project
outputs as follows:
Output 1 (Improved community health and hygiene practices) (i) increased community mobilization and
action in 275 additional villages, (ii) preparation of additional village water supply and sanitation plans
for 28 communes, (iii) formation and training of 2,200 additional WSUGs, (iv) strengthened community
groups and individuals for effective delivery of health and hygiene, as well as climate and disaster risk
messages, and (v) improved household management of RWSS. The overall progress achieved is 100%.
Output 2 (Rehabilitated, upgraded, and developed water facilities): (i) rehabilitation/upgrading of
existing water supply points, and development of new water supply points to provide universal safe
water supply coverage for 275 villages, including approximately 2,200 water supply points; (ii) new
rainwater collection systems and storage tanks for at least 135 public facilities, including schools and
health facilities; and (iii) improved monitoring of water quality for all water facilities, including the
development of a national water quality monitoring program. The project has achieved 100 % progress.
Output 3 (Improved public and household sanitation) (i) construction of public latrines at schools and
health facilities (135 supplementary blocks), and (ii) provision of grants for household latrine
construction (additional 34,500). The Project has achieved 99% progress.
Output 4 (Strengthened sector planning and development) (i) improved monitoring and supervision of
RWSS facilities by maintaining and upgrading the RWSS database used under the Project in six
provinces, (ii) support to the water and sanitation (WATSAN) sector working group coordination
meetings, (iii) strengthened private sector involvement in RWSS development through training in
technical and management fields, and (iv) improved RWSS monitoring and evaluation (M&E) for health
outcomes. The project has achieved 94% progress.
Output 5 (Improved capacity for project implementation and sustainability) (i) project orientation
workshops at national and subnational levels; and (ii) a capacity development program for MRD,
PDRDs, district offices of rural development, commune councils, RWSS committees at village level,
and WSUGs. The project has achieved 75 %.
By the end of December, 2019, the project had achieved about average weighted 97.15 % of project
outputs as over a period corresponding 36 months (100 %) against to the total 36 months planned which
is 100 %.
Number of land plots in batches 5 & 6 the same to the number of drilled wells. Table 1 show the work
progress of all the constructions in batch 5 and 6 including the number of new drilled wells whereas,
Annex 4 shows the number of proposed water supply and sanitation improvement for batch 7.
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Table 1: Construction progress of batch-5 and batch 6 as end of 30st June 2019
No Type of Construction
Works
Planned
Number of
batch 5
Completed
Number of batch 5
as end of March
2019
% Remarks of Batch 5
Planned Number
of batch6
Completed
Number of batch
6 as end of
March 2019
% Remarks of Batch 6
Rehabilitation of Water Supply System
1 Small Piped Water System 1 1 100
Not using the treatment
system
0 0 0
2 Drill well 75 75 100
31 31 100
3 Combined Well 5 5 100
0 0 0
4 Hand dug well 4 4 100
5 5 100
5 Community Ponds
19 19 100
Some of solar pumps
not fixed because of
ponds no water
13 13 95
Some of solar pumps not fixed
because of ponds no water yet as it
is a dry season.
New Water Supply System
6 Hand Dug Well 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
7 Public River Water Filter 4 4 100 0 0 0 0
8 Small Piped Water System 2 2 100
Not using the treatment
system.
9 9 100
Some finishing works not yet
complete
9 Drill well 483 469 100 14 Wells abandon 526 526 100
10 Rainwater Jars (1000 litre) 29,739 30,252 100 29,679 29,679 100
11 Household latrine 13,505 13,505 100
Progressing compare to
last quarter
11,170 11,090 99 Complete toilet house.
12 Public latrine 51 51 100
Some finishing works
not yet complete
52 52 100
Some finishing works not yet
complete
13 Rainwater tank (10,000
liter) 51 51 100
Some finishing works
not yet complete
52 52 100
Some finishing works not yet
complete
14 Household Self-finance
Latrine construction 3,404 2,939 86 Poor Progress
2,793 1,383 50
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2. Environmental Performance Monitoring
a. Summary of Compliance with EMAP Requirements (Environmental
Performance)
EMAP Requirements Complian
ce Status
(Yes, No,
Partial)
Comment or Reasons for
Compliance, Partial
Compliance/Non-Compliance
Issues for Further
Action
Establishment of
personnel in
PCU/PTTs
Yes
- Mrs Kheng Chanthou, Community
Development officer in PCU, also act as
environmentalist and resettlement
officer.
None required
Training of PDRD
staff on safeguard
issues including
environmental
safeguard
Yes
- Training need assessment, safeguard
training and follow-up trainings were
completed in 2017.
All the planed
trainings are
completed
Environmental
eligibility criteria in
addition to ranking
criteria in selection
of subprojects of
batch 7
Yes
The information related to environmental
eligibility criteria in addition to ranking
criteria for selection of sub-projects was
clearly raised for Batch 7.
-
- All selected site are
eligible.
Environmental
assessment for
categorization of
sub-project of batch
7
Partial
- Three (3) among twelve of villages in
KTM has not yet conducted the
assessment for environmental impact at
specific well point.
KTM will carry this
activity during
implementation of the
next phase.
Public Consultation
for batch 7
Yes
- Consultation of batch 6 has finished.
- First public consultation for batch 7 has
been made.
Second public
meeting of batch 7
will be made prior to
the implementation.
Water quality testing
for batch 6
Yes
100% of drilled wells in batch 6 are
completed. All wells have been tested.
Sample of water quality test is in Annex
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UXO survey and
removal for batch 7
Yes
There is no evidence of the presence of UXO
in the subproject sites since the sites selected
are within inhabited and used areas of the
villages.
No further action
needed
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EMAP Requirements Complian
ce Status
(Yes, No,
Partial)
Comment or Reasons for
Compliance, Partial
Compliance/Non-Compliance
Issues for Further
Action
Grievance Redress
Mechanism for batch
6
Yes - GRM for batch 6 was announced by the
PPTs during the second village and
commune meeting. GRM for B-7 are
announced at the FSR level and will be
elaborated during the implementation.
Community-based
Monitoring for batch
6
Yes - Number of trainings particularly “Role and responsibilities of the community,
O&M of well” were provide to the CC, VDC and WSUG Boards. These teams
are the focal persons who will take care
the wells and report to the PPTs about
any update or dissatisfaction.
Community-based
Monitoring for batch
7
Not yet due and shall be conducted during the implementation of the next
Phase
a. Issues for Further Action
Issue Required Action Responsibility
and Timing
Resolution
Old Issues from Previous Reports
KTM has not yet conducted
the assessment for
environmental impact for 3
villages.
Will be implemented in the
next phase once the
specified well points are
identified.
New Issues from This Report
None
b. Other activities
Environmental monitoring as required by RGC: The environmental monitoring as per the
requirements of the RGC has been complied with. RGC does not have a specific rule for small rural
systems and follows the ADB requirements.
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3. Involuntary Resettlement Performance Monitoring
There were no IR impacts within this reporting period, or anticipated during implementation. Where
there is land required for infrastructure this is either community land (for ponds and some wells) or
private land which has been voluntarily donated following consultation and agreement within the village
of location of wells.
a. Summary of Compliance with IR Requirements
Requirements
Compliance
status
Yes/No/Partial
Comment or Reasons for
Compliance, Partial
Compliance/Non Compliance
Issues for Further
Action
Establishment of
personnel in PCU / PPTs
Yes
No staffing changes.
IR assessment for
categorization of sub-
project of batch 7
Partial 3 villages of KTM have not completed the
screening for IR impacts at well points.
The PPTs of KTM will
complete screening for
IR impacts during the
implementation of batch
7.
Public consultation and
process for batch 7
Yes
Land area to be acquired is
finalized for batch 7
Yes
Annex 4 provides the number of water and
sanitation facilities in batch 7
Voluntary donation
documentation is
complete for batch 7
Not yet due and shall be done during the
implementation of the next phase.
Compensation payments
for affected assets is
completed prior to impact
There are no compensation requirements for
this batch as no IR impacts.
a. Issues for Further Action
Issue Required Action Responsibility and
Timing
Resolution
Old Issues from Previous Reports
There is no GPS code to be
added in the voluntary
donation form for Batch 6 for
KCN and PST.
By Q3 of 2019 Resolved
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For Batch-7; 3 villages of
KTM have not completed the
screening for IR impacts at
well points.
The PPTs of KTM
will complete the
voluntary donation
documentation
process during the
implementation of
batch 7.
New Issues from This Report
None
4. Indigenous peoples safeguard monitoring (for sub projects with ethnic Cham minorities)
a. Summary of Compliance with IP Requirements
IP Requirements
Compliance
status
Yes/No/Partial
Reasons for
Compliance, Partial
Compliance/Non-Compliance
Issues for Further
Action1
Establishment of
personnel in PMU/PIU Yes No staffing changes.
IP assessment for
categorization of sub-
project of batch 7
Partial
3 villages of KTM have not completed the
screening for IP impacts at well points.
The PPTs of KTM
will complete IP
assessment during the
implementation of
batch 7.
Public consultation Yes
All dimensions (cultural,
social, socio-political,
and religious) of the
introduction of water
and sanitation facilities
and the capacity
building activities
related to health and
sanitation are identified
Yes
Meaningful and culturally appropriate
participation and consultation have been
provided to ethnic Cham of batch 5 & 6
WSUG board has
reasonable
representation from the
ethnic and religious
minority groups in B 5
& 6;
Yes
1 To be elaborated further in table 3.b (Issues for Further Action)
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a. Issues for Further Action
Issue Required Action Responsibility and
Timing
Resolution
Old Issues from Previous Reports
3 villages of KTM have
not completed the screening
for IP impacts at well
points. However, the
assessment was made for
the commune level.
The PPTs of KTM will
IP screening for IP
during the
implementation of batch
7.
New Issues from This
Report
None
5. Occupational, Health and Safety (OHS) Performance Monitoring
OHS for worker
Issue Required Action Responsibility and
Timing
Resolution
Old Issues from Previous Reports
None
New Issues from This Report
None
Public Safety
Issue Required Action Responsibility and
Timing
Resolution
Old Issues from Previous Reports
None
New Issues from This Report
None
6. Grievance Redress Mechanism
Summary:
Number of new grievances, if any, since last monitoring period: None
a. Number of grievances resolved: None
b. Number of outstanding grievances: None
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Type of Grievance
Details
(Date, person,
address, contact
details, etc.)
Required Action,
Responsibility and
Timing Resolution
Old Issues from Previous Reports
Results for water
testing are 94 %
received. 55
wells in
Kampong Thom
have high iron
concentration.
All the beneficiaries
are already informed
about the quality and
of water and
PDRD/MRD are
looking for the budget
to include iron
removal plant
The iron removing
plant will be
included as soon as
the PDRD/MRD can
manage the budget
for this activity.
New Issues from This Report
None
7. Consultations
First and second public meetings for batch 5 & 6 including all the trainings have been completed.
Also the first public meeting was conducted in all six provinces as part of the preparation of FSR of
batch 7 with the following agenda:
(1) inform the commune and village about the proposed project,
(2) map/locate the water and sanitation facilities
(3) screen and collect all documents to avoid potential impacts on environment
(4) get the information on indigenous people and ensure that minority community are not excluded
(5) inform about the potential requirement of land and involuntary resettlement and grievance redress
mechanism
(6) create community focal groups
(7) request for information on the known occurrence of unexploded ordnance in the area where the
scheme components will be built.
The second meetings for the Batch-7 will be conducted during the implementation of
Batch-7 and after the approval of the FSR and shall be included as part of activities of the next
phase implementation.
In Batch-7, there were 287 participants in the commune meeting level with 25% were women
and 1% were ethnic Cham. For village level meetings, there were 9487 of participants of which
55% were women and between 22 to 100% were ethnic Cham. Number of ethnic Cham
participated in first public meetings of batch 7 is presented in Annex 7.
8. Capacity building
All the trainings planed at the PCU/PPT level and commune and village levels for batch 5 & 6 has
been completed. Ethnic Cham has been invited and participated in all the trainings except School Wash
as there were no students and teachers belonging to Cham ethnicity. The total number of participants in
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BMC and PST is 4485 from the 24 villages of 05 communes of batch 6. The percentage of female
participants is 41 % which is 1843 participants (Details are presented in Annex 6).
Annex 9 provides the photos of training activities in BMC and PST. In PST, ethnic Cham people
participated in the Village Level Drinking Water Safety Plan varied from 84 to 224 which are 100% of
the participants (Detail in Annex 2).
9. Conclusion
- Implementation of batch 5 & 6 subprojects is compliant to the safeguard requirement. However,
to complete the FSR of batch 7, KTM will require to conduct the IR and IP screening along.
- 100% of new drilled wells in batch 5 & 6 were finished and water quality testing was conducted
as per requirement.
- VDC and WSUGs were created and assigned for the monitoring task at the village level for
batch 5 and 6. All of them were provided with capacity buildings.
- Ethnic Cham were identified and their participation has been fully considered for batch 5 & 6.
Ethnic Cham were identified in the two provinces of batch 7 including KCN and PST and are
included in the FSR of Batch-7.
10. Recommendation
To complete the FSR of batch 7, KTHM will require to conduct the environmental, resettlement and
indigenous people screening in three villages for 13 drill wells of Batch-7 subproject before its
implementation in RWSSP-phase 3.
11. Annexes
Annex-1: List of the Meetings of batch 7 that have been conducted with sample minutes
Annex-2 Number of Ethnic Cham participating in the trainings of batch 6 as end of 31st June 2019
Annex-3 Percentage of Cham HH within the identified villages of batch 7 as end of 31t June 2019
Annex-4: Water and sanitation improvement in batch 7
Annex 5: Water quality sample
Annex 6 List of trainings conducted in batch 6
Annex-7: Number of ethnic Cham participated in first public meetings of batch 7
Annex-8: Sample of land donation form and socioeconomic data of the beneficiaries of SRP
Annex 9: Photos of activities
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Annex 1: List of the Meetings of batch 7 that have been conducted with
sample minutes
First commune level meeting
Province District Commune M F Total
% 0f
ethnic
Cham
BMC Thmar Pouk phum Thmei 24 5 29 N/A
SRP Sot Nikom Samrong 38 5 43 N/A
KTM Santuk TI Po 38 6 44 N/A
KCN Toeuk Phos Tang Krosang 55 28 83 1
PST Krakor Ansar Chambok 19 3 22 1
BTB Kos Kralor Hob 23 8 31 N/A
Kos Kralor Kos Kralor 18 17 35 N/A
Total 215 72 287
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Minutes of Commune level meeting: Sample
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20
21
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First village level meeting
Province District Commune Femal Total
BMC Thmar Pouk phum Thmei 418 1204
SRP Sot Nikom Samrong 1002 1638
KTM Santuk TI Po 746 1243
KCN Toeuk Phos Tang Krosang 1009 1845
PST Krakor Ansar Chambok 1001 1665
BTB Kos Kralor Hob 450 809
Kos Kralor Kos Kralor 629 1083
Total 5255 9487
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Minutes of village level meeting: Sample
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25
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Annex 2: Number of Ethnic Cham participating in the trainings of batch 6 as end of 31st June 2019
Training
KCN: Toul Kpos commune
KTM: Boeung Lvea and Krayea commune PST : Kanchor commune
Village
Total
participant
Ethenic
Cham
% of
Cham Village
Total
participant
Ethenic
Cham
% of
Cham Village
Total
participant % of Cham
Roles and
Responsibilities
of Commune
Council, VDC,
and WSUG
Boards
Lor 119 45 37.82 O kragnoung 45 6 13.33 Kandal 40 100
Tbeng dangkeb 87 100
Sre
Chan 95 50 52.63
Dambok
Kpos 9 9 100.00
Toul Tortoeung 86 100
Rorlang 48 100
Water, Sanitation,
and Hygiene
Education (for
VDCs, WSUGs,
and Village Focal
Persons)
Lor
N/A N/A N/A
O kragnoung 50 6 12.00 Kandal 40 100
Tbeng dangkeb 87 100
Sre
Chan
Dambok
Kpos 48 9 18.75
Toul Tortoeung 86 100
Rorlang 48 100
Practical Training
on Operation and
Maintenance of
Hand Pumps
Lor 119 45 37.82 O kragnoung 10 10 100.00 Kandal 39 100
Tbeng dangkeb 90 100
Sre
Chan 95 50 52.63
Dambok
Kpos N/A no well N/A
Toul Tortoeung 77 100
Rorlang 31 100
Village Level
Drinking Water
Safety Plan
Preparation
Lor 119 45 37.82 O kragnoung 84 0 0 Kandal 84 100
Tbeng dangkeb 147 100
Sre
Chan 95 50 52.63
Dambok
Kpos 54 54 100
Toul Tortoeung 224 100
Rorlang 95 100
School WASH
Program for
Public Institution N/A: None of the teachers are ethnic cham
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Annex 3: Percentage of Cham HH within the identified villages of
batch 7 as end of 31t June 2019
Province Commune Village Total
population
Cham
population
% of
Cham
KCN Tang Krasang 1. Sre ouk 214 203 95
PST Ansa
Chambok
1. Kbal Damrei
8,527 157 4.77 2. Ksach
La’Eth
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Annex 4: Water and sanitation improvement in batch 7 as end of 30st June 2019
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e District Commune No- Village
Water Supply Improvement Sanitation
Rehabilitation New water supply
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Num
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of
HH
wit
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dy *
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Com
munit
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ond
Sm
all
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sup
ply
Han
d D
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Dri
ll w
ell
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n W
ater
Jar
s
Wat
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r
Com
munit
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ond
Sm
all
pip
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ater
sup
ply
1 KCN Teuk Phos Tang Krasang 12 9 129 3,213 5 1,260
2 PST KraKor AnsaChambak
6 48 3,576 5 927
1 Float village 280 280
3 BTB Koas Krala
Hab 7 2,388 5 354
Koas Krala 9 3,252 5 481
4 BMC
Thmar
Pouk Phum Thmei 7 9 4 4 21 2,364 5 848
5 SRP
Soutr
Nikom Samraong 9 27 6,468 5 1,076
6 KTM Santuk Tipou 14 53 3,087 1 887
Total 6 7
64 and 1Float
village 9 13 4 278 24,348 280 31 280 5,833
Note: * -ID Poor1/ID Poor2 and vulnerable poor according to
RWSSP-2
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Annex 5: Water quality test results –Sample
Water quality test sample for Battambang
31
Water quality test sample for Banteay meanchey
32
Water quality test sample for Kampong Thom
33
Water quality test sample for Kampong Chhnang
34
Water quality test sample for Kampong Thom
35
Water quality test sample for Siemreap
36
Annex 6 List of trainings conducted in batch 6
Training topic BMC SRP KTM KCN PST
BTB: Dounba
Commune
Female Total Female Total Female Total Female Total Female Total Female Total
1
Roles and
Responsibilities of
Commune Council,
VDC, and WSUG
Boards
22% 533 45% 412 41% 930 51% 1101 42% 83 40% 363
2
Water, Sanitation,
and Hygiene
Education (for VDCs,
WSUGs, and Village
Focal Persons)
22% 533 45% 412 45% 976 N/A N/A 42% 83 40% 363
3
Practical Training on
Operation and
Maintenance of Hand
Pumps
24% 551 73% 249 38% 932 47% 806 43% 647 39% 226
4
Village Level
Drinking Water
Safety Plan
Preparation
38% 1040 60% 1985 45% 3465 47% 806 36% 3329 89% 970
5 School WASH
Program for Public
Institution
38% 16 45% 53 25% 56 38% 48 38% 65 63% 27
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Annex 7: number of ethnic Cham participated in first public meetings
of batch 7
Province Commune
Number of
village Village Participant
Number of
ethnic
Cham
% of
ethnic
Cham
KCN Tang
Krasang 12 1. Sre ouk 142 32 22.5%
PST Ansa
Chambok 7
1. Kbal Damrei
34 34 100% 2. Ksach La’Eth
villages
38
Annex-8: Sample of land donation form and socioeconomic data of the
beneficiaries of SRP
39
40
41
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Annex 9: Photos of activities
Training batch 6 in BMC
School wash Training
Practical Training on Operation and Maintenance of Hand Pumps
43
Training batch 6 in PST
Water and safety plan training
44
Commune public meeting in KTM for Batch 7
Village public meeting in KTM for Batch 7
