监测气候适应性的WASH指标、措施和方法——综合长清单v3.2

ContentsPART 1: PREAMBLE.................................................................................................................................51.Purpose.......................................................................................................................................52.Background.................................................................................................................................53.Project Scope, Theory of Change................................................................................................54.Definitions of Framework Component, System Component, Objectives, and Indicators in theConsolidated Long List........................................................................................................................65.Guide to Tables of Objectives and Indicators.............................................................................8Table A: Summary count and table references for objectives and indicators forall frameworkcomponents....................................................................................................................................86.Considerations for example indicator text and future indicator development..........................96.1 Generic WASH indicators..........................................................................................................96.2 Types of climate hazards...........................................................................................................96.3 Indicator Types and Design Considerations............................................................................10PART TWO: TABLES OF OBJECTIVES.....................................................................................................127.Objectives for INPUTS...............................................................................................................12Table 1.1: Adaptation Actions by National and Subnational Government (Policy)......................12Table 1.2: Adaptation Actions by National and Subnational Government (Institutions).............12Table 1.3: Adaptation Actions by National and Subnational Government (Regulations)............13Table 1.4: Adaptation Actions by National and Subnational Government (Finance)...................14Table 1.5: Adaptation Actions by Hygiene Promoters and Supply Chain Actors..........................15Table 1.6: Adaptation Actions by Water Supply Service Providers..............................................16Table 1.7: Adaptation Actions by Sanitation Service Providers....................................................17Table 1.8: Adaptation Actions by Users (Water Supply)...............................................................18Table 1.9: Adaptation Actions by Users (Sanitation)....................................................................18Table 1.10: Adaptation Actions by Users (Hygiene)......................................................................18Table 1.11: Adaptation Actions Related to Water Resources and Land Use Management.........19Table 1.12: Adaptation Actions Related to Coordination with Solid Waste and Drainage...........198.Objectives for INTERMEDIATE OUTPUTS..................................................................................20Table 1.13: Attributes of Water Resources for Water Supply and Receiving Waters..................20Table 1.14: Attributes of Water Supply Infrastructure.................................................................20Table 1.15: Attributes of Sanitation Infrastructure......................................................................21Table 1.16: Attributes of Hygiene Infrastructure..........................................................................219.Objectives for OUTPUTS...........................................................................................................22Table 1.17: Water Supply Service Functioning.............................................................................22Table 1.18: Sanitation Service Functioning...................................................................................22 2 3Table 1.19: Handwashing Facility Functioning and Supply of Hygiene Materials and DisposalFacilities.........................................................................................................................................2310.Objectives for OUTCOMES....................................................................................................23Table 1.20: User Experience of Water Supply Service..................................................................23Table 1.21: User Experience of Sanitation Service.......................................................................24Table 1.22: User Experience of Practicing Hygiene......................................................................24PART THREE: TABLES OF INDICATORS....................................................................