Enhancing capacity to mobilize civil society in rural communities for sustainable water and sanitation services Strategy for sustainable water and sanitation.

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Enhancing capacity to mobilize civil society in rural communities for sustainable water and sanitation services Strategy for sustainable water and sanitation services, Sarnevo, Radnevo Municipality Milen Malchev, Mayor, Sarnevo, 10.05.2016

Strategy for sustainable water and sanitation services, Sarnevo, Radnevo Municipality 1. Geographical characteristics of Sarnevo and its surround territory 1.1. Geographical location and boundaries 1.2. Geological specificity 1.3. Climate 1.4. Waters 1.5. Soils 1.6. Vegetation

Strategy for sustainable water and sanitation services, Sarnevo, Radnevo Municipality 2. Economical and social characteristics 2.1. Historical brief 2.2. Population 2.3. Population occupation

Strategy for sustainable water and sanitation services, Sarnevo, Radnevo Municipality 3. Bottom-up approach 4. Current status of water and sanitation services 4.1. Water supply 4.2. Sanitation 4.3. Local government capacity to implement water and sanitation projects

Strategy for sustainable water and sanitation services, Sarnevo, Radnevo Municipality 5. SWOT analysis of current water and sanitation status 5.1. Strength 5.2. Weakness 5.3. Opportunities 5.4. Threats 6. Recommendation fro immediate action 6.1. Water supply 6.2. Sanitation

Bottom-up approach The project under implementation is funded by the Bulgarian-Swiss Cooperation Program, Civil Society Participation Fund; Bottom-up approach is broadly applied involving mayoralty, community center, school, community leaders, active young people, etc.; The goal is to raise awareness and build capacity to make informed choice linked to water supply system, wastewater collection, transportation and treatment.

Bottom-up approach– involving the community

Bottom-up approach – training community leaders

Quality of drinking water The monitoring of Regional Health Inspectorate – Stara Zagora, shows that often drinking water supplied to households is contaminated close to the highest allowed norm for nitrates – 46-49 mg/l. Several mass field testing exercises with fast nitrate tests of samples from various parts of the village (incl. school and nursery) in December 2015, all samples showed nitrate concentration not less than 50 mg/l. Field tests in no way were influenced by extreme weather conditions or emergency situations linked to floods or construction work, etc.

Water quality

Water supply According to Regional Master Plan on water supply and sewerage on the territory served by Water Supply and Sewage Company – Stara Zagora, the village is in incompliance with Directive 98/83/EC and Water Act of Bulgaria due to critical contamination of drinking water with nitrates. In short terms, the Master Plan provides for equipment for disinfecting and automatics for the drainage Domuz bunar for Sarnevo and Pshenichevo and treatment plant with reverse osmosis, electrolysis. According to the Master Plan, the necessary investment is 3500 BGN. We suppose three additional zeros are missing at the end! The middle-term measure proposed by the Regional Master Plan is the rehabilitation of internal network (necessary investment of 1 693 125 BGN).

Sanitation None of the settlements in Radnevo Municipality have a complete system for collection, transportation and treatment of waste water according tio the requirements of Directive 91/271/ЕЕС and national Water Act. The completion of the water cycle project, the problem will be solved for the municipal center – Radnevo (derogation for it expired on 31.12.2009). It is very alarming that at this moment there are not even a timid attempt made by the municipality to take adequate measures to enforce the requirement of the Directive and Water Act in the smaller settlements. Two of the villages in the municipality are definitely above 2000 people equivalent and the derogation for them expired on 31.12.2014.

Sanitation 2 According to the analysis and field survey implemented during the implementation of the project, at the moment Sarnevo is well beyond 2000 people equivalent with permanent population of 1 351 (ГРАО, 15.03.2015), significant number of regular visitors during the week-ends and school vacations, as well as significant agricultural activities – both in the framework of the households and business initiatives. It is not clear for us for what reason the General Master plan totally ignores economic activities of the population in calculation of the people equivalent of the agglomerations, incl. Sarnevo.

Field survey Questionnaires filled by a representative sample of the population of the village provided raw current information about the management of physiological waste and waste water at households and public buildings. 7% have only a sink outside in the yard. 7% of the households have no equipped kitchen inside the house. 100% of respondents have toilets; 66% have toilet inside the house; 58% have both inside and outside toilet. 5% of the households have more than 2 toilets. 46% of the respondents have bathrooms which can be used year round. Almost all households have septic pits in their yards with various characteristics. 10% of the households have more than 1 septic pits in their property. The volumes of the septic pits varies significantly between 2 cub.m to 150-300 cub.m, the average of 10 cub.m. 70% of all septic pits are more than 20 years old, some – more than 50 years old. None of the households, businesses or public buildings was identified to possess septic tank compatible with legal requirements.

Regional master plan for water supply and sewerage on the territory supplied by Water Supply and Sewerage Company – Stara Zagora 1401 people equivalent, located in sensitive area; not in compliance with Directive 91/271/ЕЕС and Water Act because there is no treatment of waste water. Regional Master Plan prescribes the following measures: Completion and rehabilitation of the sewerage network (13 070 000 BGN necessary investment); construction of collector and pump station fro sewerage (1 149 000 BGN necessary investment); construction of Wastewater Treatment Plant with Gorno Botevo (1 283 250 BGN necessary investment for WWTP Gorno Botevo).

SWOT analysis of current status of water and sanitation – Strength Totally completed drinking water system reaching all households. The water is regularly supplied all year round. Water fro drinking and household needs is supplied by gravity, independent of price of electricity; The cost of water supply is low – less than 1 BGN/cub.m; Drinking water is treated before being supplied to users; Supplied drinking water is with reasonable quality and generally complies with the requirements; RHI – Stara Zagora, and Water Supply and Sewerage Company – Stara Zagora, perform regular monitoring on water quality; The chlorination station fro DW is well protected; There is partial sewerage for storm waters; Chlorination equipment for DW is reliable.

SWOT analysis of current status of water and sanitation – Weakness According to field info, some of the households in Turlak Roma neighborhood are not connected to water supply system – because they do not want to be connected, and because there is no technical option to be connected; As a whole, the water supply system was built some 60 years ago, so it is aging and dilapidated; Water supply is not reliable due to often accidents and emergencies, as well as constant repairs of the system; High cost of operation and maintenance due to constant need for repair of the system; Enormous loss of treated drinking water due to the leakage due to aging and dilapidated network; The whole amount of water is supplied by gravity without use of electricity; Faults in control for payment of total used amount of water; Lack of research to ensure larger amounts of provided water; The partial sewerage for storm water is not adequately maintained; The sewerage for storm water is used by households for raw wastewater and discharged without any treatment; Project identified no single household with septic tank according to the requirements of EU and national legislation or any treatment of waste water; There is no vision for any possible measures and funding for collection, transportation and treatment of waste water according to the requirements of Directive 91/271/ЕЕС and water Act though the derogation expired on 31.12.2014.

SWOT analysis of current status of water and sanitation – Opportunities The village has more than 2000 people equivalent and under the requirements of Directive 91/271/ЕЕС, as well as it has partially built sewerage. This makes it a must for the government ensure funding to collect, transport and treat the waste water of the village. The village has a well preserved demographic structure and numerous population. There is local potential and spirit of entrepreneurship. There are numerous public buildings in good condition. The village is illegible for the Program of the development of rural areas. There is support of people who originate from Sarnevo and now are at high positions, have good contacts and carry Sarnevo in their hearts.

SWOT analysis of current status of water and sanitation – Threats There is no realistic assessment of the potential of the village to grow – neither demographic, nor economical. The village is above 2000 people equivalent and in the context of Directive 91/271/ЕЕС and with partially constructed sewerage system, and sanctions are possible after the expiration of the derogation on 31.12.2014. There is no strong political support in the municipality and state structures. The water and sewerage problems are not of highest priority for the mayoralty. Roma population grows much faster than the general population.

Recommendations for immediate actions- Water Supply Completion of immediate rehabilitation of outside and inside water supply system and changing of the aged and dilapidated pipeline. Identifying a technical solution to connect to the system the houses in Turlak neighborhood that are not currently linked to the water supply system. Ensure adequate protection (e.g. with security alarm) of all equipment. Improvement of the general quality of drinking water – reduction of the nitrate contamination, restriction to zero the cases of organic pollution of water. Introduction of strict control and collection of payment fro water use.

Recommendations for immediate actions- Sanitation Taking immediate measures for the implementation of the requirements of Directive 91/271/ЕЕС and national Water Act. Introduction of the necessary treatment of the wastewater from the partial sewerage before discharge in sensitive zone. Introduction of the necessary treatment of waste water from households and public buildings. Conducting of feasibility study and compare the strength/weakness of completion of the partial sewerage and/or construction of individual/group systems for wastewater treatment. Development of complete project for collection, transportation and treatment of wastewater in the village – storm and fecal.

Strategy for sustainable water and sanitation services, Sarnevo, Radnevo Municipality Thank you for your attention!