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Water: Improved Drinking Water Pakistan- Vision Sanitation: Improved Sanitation U 97% R 59% T 72% Long term vision - Pakistan is committed to achieve its 100% equitable access to improved drinking water and sanitation by 2025 - Service delivery strengthened at district level - Sector institutional capacities strengthened Focus for 2014-2016 - Scaling up rural sanitation - Inequity profiling of districts - Service delivery assessments for institutional development in light of local government ordinances Water: Improved Drinking Water U 93% R 88% T 89% Inequalities: Flush Latrines 45% Poorest 91% Richest

Pakistan-Bottlenecks Challenges Pakistan-Bottlenecks Key bottlenecks -Low prioritization of sanitation and water in development budgets compared to other social sectors especially in rural areas - Challenges of coordination in sector monitoring and reporting due to complex institutional arrangements - Absence of dedicated sanitation budget line in the financial reporting - Absence of mutual accountability among the stakeholders including international partners for commitments Tools used: GLAAS 2013, WASH BAT 2013, Service Delivery Assessment 2013, Country Sanitation Paper 2013, Consultation with stakeholders involved in WASH

Progress on 2012 commitments Key achievement areas - Indicators for monitoring framework agreed and MIS in development - Sector capacity assessments have been initiated Areas of slow achievement - Enhanced sectoral allocation in PRSP - Mobilization of external resource (Due to energy crisis, security and donor priorities) Carry-over to 2014 - Provinces to develop master sector developments plans - Integrate research and advocacy into national monitoring framework

Progress on 2012 commitments 2014 Commitments Visibility Decentralization Visibility Ministry of Planning, Development & Reforms includes universal access to sanitation and water in Vision 2025 of Gov.t of Pakistan by Dec. 2014 Provinces develop provincial sectoral plans by June 2015 that are accompanied with financial estimates & targets to achieve improved WASH. Provincial govt.s & municipalities introduce behavior change approaches in > 5,000 villages and support them to achieve ODF status by Jun. 2015 S sustainability S sustainability S sustainability Capacity Equality Develop a national monitoring framework to address inequalities, based on provincial framework for WASH, including research and evidence, by Dec. 2014 National Monitoring Provinces conduct sector capacity needs assessment and execute a human resource development plan for WASH by Jun. 2015 Equality