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Presented by G7 Consultants

MariaDwikeBouchraAmie OdileSami Kazi

G7 Consultants

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OutlineIntroductionIssue identificationMissionThe Value Chain PartnershipRationale of BOTPartnership frameworkFinancial contributionChallenges

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Issue Identification45% of slum dwellers in Dhaka have no access to safe drinking water and improved sanitation because of:

Polluted surface waterGround water is going to be extinctHigh level of water loss/NRWPoor operational management and revenue lossPoor quality of water distribution networkLack of technical resources & expertise

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Mission

To propose the establishment of PPP to provide safe drinking water and improved sanitation through BOT.

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Rationale of BOTAdaptability to the Bangladesh governmentFinancial sustainability for DWASAProvision of water services to the slums in a

short period of timeStrengthening governance, organizational

structure and financial management capacity of DWASA

Technology transfer & technical expertise Low investment cost: small scale project

focusing on one area

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The Value Chain Partnership

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•Ministry of Finance•Ministry of LGD•DWASA•BRAC

• Sustainable Water Fund• Aqua for all

• Vitens-Evides Int’l

•BRAC Bank•Karail Water Services

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Cross-sector Partnership

• Infrastructure assessment

• Training and Mentoring DWASA & BRAC

• Implementing the 3R’s (recharge, retention & reuse of rain water)

• Funding• Community

sensitization

INPUT THROUGHPUT OUTPUT OUTCOME IMPACT

Partnership Framework

•Management & technical expertise•Knowledge

exchange• Financial support•Value

reorientation •policy

formulation & regulatory rules• Institutional

development•Rehabilitation of

infrastructure

•Rehabilitation and expansion of water treatment plant and network•Capacity

development•Provision of safe

and sustainable drinking water

•Capacity building for DWASA•Reduction of water

pollution and water borne diseases• Increase access to

safe drinking water and improved sanitation• Improvement of

water infrastructure•Environmental

protection•Additional revenue

streams

• Improvement of international cooperation •Access to new

markets • Increase of

sensitization•Emergence of social

disparity •Rejection of the

capitalist paradigm in the provision of the public good •Achieving MDGs.

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Monitoring KPISustainable water supplyGood governanceWomen empowermentEnvironmental improvementEfficient implementation of the 3R’s

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Evaluation Prior evaluation: needs assessmentQuarterly evaluationMid-termFinancial auditing Final evaluation: external (OECD-DAC)

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ChallengesRequired works and costs for rehabilitation

may exceed the estimated cost and riskSystem inefficiency, illegal and poor

connectionResistance to reform may arise from DWASA

employee unionsTariff adjustment may cause political issuePolitical instability

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Thank you

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