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Ministry of Water and Power
Ministry of Water and Power

This document summarizes a capacity building project in Pakistan to improve water quality monitoring and reporting on SDG 6.1. The 5-year project, funded through the Ministry of Climate Change and KOICA, aims to develop a national water quality monitoring system, strengthen institutions' capacity for SDG 6.1 tracking, and build human resources' testing and monitoring skills. Key objectives include establishing an IT-based water quality monitoring mechanism and building laboratories' capacity. Initial achievements include staff hiring and assessing laboratories' equipment and training needs. Future plans include developing an MIS for reporting, training modules, and upgrading water quality laboratories.

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Capacity Building on Water Quality Monitoring and SDG 6 (6.1) Reporting 2020-2025 1
Executed & Sponsored by: Ministry of Climate Change/ KOICA Project Cost: Rs. 1,289.206 Million Project Duration 5 Years Date of Approval: 3rd June, 2020 Date of Commencement 1st July, 2020 Source of Funding: Partners Federal PSDP (Rs.102.006 Million) + In-Kind Grant from KOICA ($7.42 Million) PHED(Punjab, KPK, Sindh, Baluchistan and PAK EPA
Pakistan status of drinking water is 39 % people have access to safe drinking water free from bacterial contamination. The base line in 2017 was 36% established based on the data from PCRWR of 2015 report (PCRWR water quality report published in 2021)
Objectives A. To develop national/provincial drinking water quality monitoring and surveillance management system B. To strengthen the capacity of WASH cell and PHEDs to track progress of SDG-6.1 C. To enhance coordination capacity of WASH Cell on drinking water issues with provincial governments D. To build capacity of human resources on water quality testing, monitoring and provision of necessary equipment
Project Outcomes Development of an effective water quality monitoring , surveillance, management system and to strengthen institutional and policy arrangements Establishment of periodic IT based mechanism on water quality monitoring Capacity building on water quality monitoring and testing for the identified stakeholders
Project Achievements 1. Hiring of staff completed 2. Base line for water quality labs for equipment needs and civil work has been completed 3. The tender of procurement is under process by UNOPs as an IP of KOICA 3. Training need assessment report is under the process of compilation 4.Gender plan has been finalised Scoping exercise for MIS development for water quality reporting has been completed.
Project Financing Financial Year 2020-21 Allocation 3 million Expenditure Nil Revised PC I was approved on 11th November, 2020 Financial Year 2021-22 Allocation 3 million Expenditure Nil Recruitment of Project staff is in final stages. Water quality monitoring activities to commence on charge assumption of project staff
Financial Phasing of project year wise
Way forward 1. Develop the MIS for water quality reporting and tracking of operational activities of water quality 2. Development of training modules and role of trainings 3. Review the SOPs of water quality labs and protocols 4. Development of Surveillance framework for water quality 5. Start of water quality lab uplift for equipment and civil works

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  • 1. Capacity Building on Water Quality Monitoring and SDG 6 (6.1) Reporting 2020-2025 1
  • 2. Executed & Sponsored by: Ministry of Climate Change/ KOICA Project Cost: Rs. 1,289.206 Million Project Duration 5 Years Date of Approval: 3rd June, 2020 Date of Commencement 1st July, 2020 Source of Funding: Partners Federal PSDP (Rs.102.006 Million) + In-Kind Grant from KOICA ($7.42 Million) PHED(Punjab, KPK, Sindh, Baluchistan and PAK EPA
  • 3. Pakistan status of drinking water is 39 % people have access to safe drinking water free from bacterial contamination. The base line in 2017 was 36% established based on the data from PCRWR of 2015 report (PCRWR water quality report published in 2021)
  • 4. Objectives A. To develop national/provincial drinking water quality monitoring and surveillance management system B. To strengthen the capacity of WASH cell and PHEDs to track progress of SDG-6.1 C. To enhance coordination capacity of WASH Cell on drinking water issues with provincial governments D. To build capacity of human resources on water quality testing, monitoring and provision of necessary equipment
  • 5. Project Outcomes Development of an effective water quality monitoring , surveillance, management system and to strengthen institutional and policy arrangements Establishment of periodic IT based mechanism on water quality monitoring Capacity building on water quality monitoring and testing for the identified stakeholders
  • 6. Project Achievements 1. Hiring of staff completed 2. Base line for water quality labs for equipment needs and civil work has been completed 3. The tender of procurement is under process by UNOPs as an IP of KOICA 3. Training need assessment report is under the process of compilation 4.Gender plan has been finalised Scoping exercise for MIS development for water quality reporting has been completed.
  • 7. Project Financing Financial Year 2020-21 Allocation 3 million Expenditure Nil Revised PC I was approved on 11th November, 2020 Financial Year 2021-22 Allocation 3 million Expenditure Nil Recruitment of Project staff is in final stages. Water quality monitoring activities to commence on charge assumption of project staff
  • 8. Financial Phasing of project year wise
  • 9. Way forward 1. Develop the MIS for water quality reporting and tracking of operational activities of water quality 2. Development of training modules and role of trainings 3. Review the SOPs of water quality labs and protocols 4. Development of Surveillance framework for water quality 5. Start of water quality lab uplift for equipment and civil works