21 st May 2015 2pm WHO conference room WASH. Before TC PamImmediately after (first 72hrs) Emergency phase (72hrs to 6 weeks)  Urban water source.  City.

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21 st May pm WHO conference room WASH

Before TC PamImmediately after (first 72hrs) Emergency phase (72hrs to 6 weeks)  Urban water source.  City Water supply access. (treated /safe)  Rural Water sources.  Rain water catchment (offshore islands)  Spiring water sources (Gravity)  Borehole pump to reservoirs and supply by gravity)  Traditional open pit water sources.  Spiring water sources near the coastal areas (Untreated) Urban water source City water supply contaminated Rural Water sources. -RIA (NDMO) conducted & identified the damages. -Minister of Water Resources involved heavily. Water trucks, generators & pumps, -Hygiene Promotions -Quality test of Water Urban water supply Provide safe drinking waters. fixed & treated by supplier. Hygiene promotions. Rural Water sources. -Distribution of Plastic waters, water purification tablets, containers, -Hygiene promotions -Mapping out Who/what/where?

Before TC PamImmediately after (first 72hrs) Emergency phase (72hrs to 6 weeks) Rural Water sources. -Un safe (untreated) -Old tanks, pipes, taps broken ( etc) -No WSP -No Hygiene Practices. -No proper bath rooms. -Open toilets pits -Un prepared. Rural Water sources -Continue to drink un safe -- -water from all sources. -Helpless ( no water to access) -Despite Hygiene Promotion, (No practice) -Open disposal -Depend from outside assistance -Water sources damage. -Rain water catchment destroyed. -No change of peoples attitude. -Slow for supply deployments to islands. -Un fair distribution supplies.

Before TC PamImmediately after (first 72hrs) Emergency phase (72hrs to 6 weeks) Water Safety Planning (WSP) Projects. 7 pilot projects. 2 Tanna 2 Shefa 3 sanma -Provide safe drinking water. -Provide buckets and containers. -Hygiene promotions