GB-CHC-285776-UGA356 CAFOD The project aims to increase sustainable access to improved water, hygiene and sanitation (WASH) facilities in Kitgum district for rural disadvantaged communities. We will directly provide WASH services alongside investing in social mobilisation of communities to influence local government authorities on policy implementation, and strengthen water user groups to adopt correct use and maintenance of water points. The direct beneficiaries of the project are women and men in underserved villages including people with disabilities, women’s groups, school children, community water user associations and local leaders (through advocacy) in Kitgum District. The project contributes to four interrelated outputs as listed below: 1.Women and men have improved, equitable and sustainable access to safe water and sanitation 2.Women and men are reached with better information on good sanitation and hygiene practices 3.Communities, local authorities and leaders have better knowledge, skills and relationships to engage in participatory planning, management and delivery of WASH services 4.Communities and relevant stakeholders have better knowledge and skills for management of water resources and catchment areas The project will be implemented over three years (36 months) . The annual budgets for the project are; year one £ 60,776 , year two £133,394 and year three £ 102,669 UK government MannionDaniels Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD) Archdiocese of Gulu CAFOD cafod@cafod.org.uk 60775.8700 133394.0000 94064.4238 8604.6700 60775.8700 MannionDaniels 15402.0900 Archdiocese of Gulu 4857.0000 Archdiocese of Gulu 20258.6200 Archdiocese of Gulu 20258.1600 Archdiocese of Gulu 133394.0000 MannionDaniels 133394.0000 Archdiocese of Gulu 83672.1238 MannionDaniels 55016.9300 Archdiocese of Gulu 28655.1900 Archdiocese of Gulu 8604.6700 MannionDaniels 10392.3000 MannionDaniels 10392.3000 Archdiocese of Gulu GB-CHC-285776-UGA357 CAFOD The project aims to increase sustainable access to improved water, hygiene and sanitation (WASH) facilities in Kotido for rural disadvantaged communities. We will directly provide WASH services alongside investing in social mobilisation of communities to influence local government authorities on policy implementation, and strengthen water user groups to adopt correct use and maintenance of water points. The direct beneficiaries of the project are women and men in underserved villages including people with disabilities, women’s groups, school children, community water user associations and local leaders (through advocacy) in Kotido. The project contributes to four interrelated outputs as listed below: 1.Women and men have improved, equitable and sustainable access to safe water and sanitation 2.Women and men are reached with better information on good sanitation and hygiene practices 3.Communities, local authorities and leaders have better knowledge, skills and relationships to engage in participatory planning, management and delivery of WASH services 4.Communities and relevant stakeholders have better knowledge and skills for management of water resources and catchment areas The project will be implemented over three years (36 months) . The annual budgets for the project are; year one £ 78,403 , year two £ 119,429 and year three £ 127,822 UK government MannionDaniels Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD) Diocese of Kotido CAFOD cafod@cafod.org.uk 78402.5800 140500.3441 94924.6600 11826.0000 77772.5800 MannionDaniels 9934.6200 Diocese of Kotido 630.0000 CAFOD General Funds 16199.0000 Diocese of Kotido 26134.1900 Diocese of Kotido 26134.7700 Diocese of Kotido 119429.0000 MannionDaniels 119429.0000 Diocese of Kotido 94924.6600 MannionDaniels 62132.1500 Diocese of Kotido 32792.5100 Diocese of Kotido 21071.3441 MannionDaniels 21071.3400 Diocese of Kotido GB-CHC-285776-UGA358 CAFOD The project aims to increase sustainable access to improved water, hygiene and sanitation (WASH) facilities for rural disadvantaged communities in Moroto. It will directly provide WASH services alongside investing in social mobilisation of communities to influence local government authorities on policy implementation, and strengthen water user groups to adopt correct use and maintenance of water points. The direct beneficiaries of the project are women and men in underserved villages including people with disabilities, women’s groups, school children, community water user associations and local leaders (through advocacy) in Moroto District. The project contributes to four interrelated outputs as listed below: 1.Women and men have improved, equitable and sustainable access to safe water and sanitation 2.Women and men are reached with better information on good sanitation and hygiene practices 3.Communities, local authorities and leaders have better knowledge, skills and relationships to engage in participatory planning, management and delivery of WASH services 4.Communities and relevant stakeholders have better knowledge and skills for management of water resources and catchment areas The project will be implemented over three years (36 months) . The annual budgets for the project are; year one £ 62,530 , year two £ 126,382 and year three £ 116,164 UK government MannionDaniels Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD) Diocese of Moroto CAFOD cafod@cafod.org.uk 62529.5800 126381.7200 104998.9329 11164.8500 58825.5800 MannionDaniels 7923.2600 Diocese of Moroto 3704.0000 CAFOD General Funds 12920.0000 Diocese of Moroto 20843.1900 Diocese of Moroto 20843.1300 Diocese of Moroto 126381.7200 MannionDaniels 31595.4300 Diocese of Moroto 94786.2900 Diocese of Moroto 93398.5829 MannionDaniels 61020.3500 Diocese of Moroto 32378.2300 Diocese of Moroto 11600.3500 MannionDaniels 11600.3500 Diocese of Moroto