Long Term Outcomes

• Health of villagers is improved through use of safe water and sanitation facilities
• Household food security increased and economic growth supported through irrigation

Medium Term Outcomes

• Improved water, sanitation and hygiene behaviours practised
• Improved local management and governance of water resources
• Increased yield in vegetable production due to irrigation

Short Term Outcomes

• Increased knowledge of good hygiene, water and sanitation practices
• Increased household access to safe water and use of sanitation facilities
• Expansion of vegetable production due to access to water

Outputs

• Households have built and use toilets
• Appropriate community water systems constructed
• Community health, sanitation and hygiene capacity increased
• Community Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) plans developed and implemented
• Water Management Committees trained and supported
• Project is integrated into National Directorate for Water Services (DNSA) WASH plans
• Appropriate small-scale irrigation systems constructed for vegetable production
• Farmers trained in optimising water use from irrigation system

To improve the health of 830 households by increasing access to safe drinking water in twelve communities in Baucau province, Timor-Leste.