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Essential Core Conditions Key Concepts Connection

● Relationship based on trust needs to be ● Educating women and In order to maintain sustainability
established and built community leaders post-intervention implementation,
● Discussion with community leaders, promotes there was an educational aspect that
school teachers and women ● Empowerment of women focused on financial literacy to help
● Reciprocity maintain the water pump system and
contribute to supply availability

Phases of Intervention Components of Essential Consequences


Phases
● Research (needs assessment) and build ● Optimal placement of water ● Increased use of clean water sources
relationship w/communities pumps ● Improved hygiene and sanitation
● Place water pumps throughout rural ● Trust among members of ● Decreased cases of water-based
communities community, leaders, and schools diseases
● Educate women and community leaders ● Making sure research is being ● Willingness to change behavior to
● Examine effects of water system and obtained in optimal ways increase health
education efforts (surveys, observations, etc) ● Increased education in terms of health
Purpose: Implement clean water sources via water pumps and wells
for rural communities in Bangladesh

Inputs: Outputs:
Activities: Effects:
- Water Pumps Increase in water
- Educational Placing water pumps pumps and well Increase in access to water of
resources and wells throughout available to rural better water quality
- Soaps rural areas of communities
- Toilets Bangladesh Improvement in sanitation and
- Funds Increase of hygiene linked to behavioral
Distribution of individuals using and changes
sanitary maintenance with access to toilets,
Constraints: items throughout soap, and clean water
-Need cost-effective
Decrease in water based
solutions so they survive Emphasizing the Decrease in diseases diseases due to poor
- Working with cultural importance of proper like Typhoid, Cholera,
sanitary practices.
competence sanitary practices and Hepatitis A
-Funds reported from rural
clinics

Context & Conditions: Take into account critical cultural context factors such as women
being the primary water getter, important figures in their community, and having a key
role in educating their families. Therefore, it is crucial to work with school teachers,
community leaders, and all women in this intervention. However, we must also make sure
as a condition that we respect the local culture and traditions.

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