1. TSUNAMI WATSAN PROGRAMMES
INDONESIA
SRI LANKA
MALDIVES

3. TSUNAMI WATSAN ORGANIGRAM
Uli Jaspers
WatSan Unit Manager
IFRC Geneva
Patrick D’Aoust
Tsunami WatSan
Coordinator, Bangkok
Fidel Peña
Sri Lanka WatSan
Coordinator, Colombo
Kathryn Clarkson
Maldives WatSan
Coordinator, Male
Fidelis Chulu
Indonesia
WatSan Coordinator, Banda Aceh
Open
Sri Lanka WatSan
Deputy Coordinator, Colombo
Detlef Schwager
Indonesia WatSan
Deputy Coordinator, Banda Aceh
3 WatSan Delegates
Leigh Burgess
Guilermo Garcia
Hassan Hamou
1 Trainee Delegate
Tejas Hansora
3 WatSan Delegates
Arnaud Vontobel
Markus Eek
Jane Edgar
6 WatSan Delegates
Ena Kuang
Camelia Marinescu
Flory Balaga
Jackson Ndemena
2 open positions (Calang and Nias)

4. RC/RC Movement Partners (WatSan)
INDONESIA
IFRC
ICRC
12 PNS’ American, Australian, Canadian, Norwegian, Spanish, Swiss, Hong Kong, German, Taiwan, French, Austrian, Netherlands
SRI LANKA
PNS’
MALDIVES
4 PNS’

5. IFRC, Cons. MacRC/SwedRC/AstRC Aceh Utara – Lhokseumawe
WatSan
Sabang
Palang Merah
Banda Aceh
Banda Aceh
IFRC, Cons. MacRC/SwedRC/AstRC
Pidie
Sabang
IFRC
Pidie
FreRC 8
Biruen
Lhokseumawe
Aceh Utara – Lhokseumawe
IFRC, AmRC 1
Calang
Biruen
FreRC 1
Aceh Besar
AmRC 2
Meulaboh
Aceh Jaya - Teunom
AmRC 3 / GerRC 1
MEDAN
Meulaboh
IFRC, SpaRC 6 / FreRC 1
Simeuleu
AusRC 3 / NorRC 1
Nias
IFRC, NRC 2 / SRC 2
Nangan Raya
AmRC 2 / FreRC 1
Watsan Projects include as a whole: - Household Well Cleaning, Sinking of new shallow and deep wells and installation of hand pumps, hygiene promotion, household latrine construction, and for American RC: establish factory for making Household Ceramic Filters.
NB: Spanish and French ERU Equipment to stop operating (30 June 05) in Teluk Dalam Nias Island district.
Tapaktuan
Takengon
Aceh Tenggara
Aceh Singkil
Aceh Timur – Langsa
Simeuleu
Nias
Gayo Lues
Aceh Barat Daya
AmRC 2 / FreRC 1

6. EMERGENCY PHASE (INDONESIA)
ERU’S: FRC, GRC, AusRC, MacRC-SwRC (MalRC), SpaRC
Producing and distributing
>> 1500m3 / day
RC/RC well cleaning programme
WatSan facilities in:
Tented cities
TLC (barrack camps)
Transitional Shelter camps

7. EMERGENCY PHASE (MALDIVES)
R.O. transported to tsunami affected islands and stationed on barges in strategic locations
WatSan facilities in IDP camps

8. Indonesia WatSan programme
Hygiene Promotion through implementation of PHAST
Ena Kuang, WatSan Software Delegate
10 PMI Youth Volunteers (ToT)
60 PMI PHAST ToT’s
120 PMI PHAST facilitators
Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam (NAD) & NIAS

9. Indonesia WatSan programme (2)
Maintenance/Rehabilitation of WatSan facilities
in TLC’s of Banda Aceh, Aceh Besar and Sabang
Ongoing construction/rehabilitation/maintenance in 13 TLC (Barrack) camps (drainage, latrines, septics, RWH)
Bandung Training Center
Joint (IFRC, SpRC, AustRC, FRC, GRC)

10. Indonesia WatSan programme (3)
Implementation of community based WatSan projects in
Nias Island (11 sub-districts, 48 villages),
Meulaboh (3 sub-districts, 90 villages)
Bireuen (2 sub-districts, 40 villages)
Water Supply (Spring System) - Community
Household Water Supply – RWH, Well-Protection
Community Bath/Wash/Toilet - MCK
Household Sanitation - Toilet
98 villages and 18 towns assessed with village/town committees
Development of Computer-based Database for Hygiene Improvement Framework Baseline Survey and PHAST Baseline Survey
Coordination of PNS and PMI WatSan projects

11. MALE

12. Maldives WatSan programme
WATER
RWH (79 islands)
RO (20 islands)
SANITATION
Small Bore Sewer
systems (5 islands)
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Solar panels on community
buildings & solar street lighting
WASTE MANAGEMENT PROJECT
(joint CanRC / AustralRC)

13. Restore and Improve Rainwater Harvesting Systems
15,360 (2,500 Lt) rain water harvesting tanks to 79
islands
Guttering and pipes to be provided for householders to
install their own rain harvesting
Distribution period: being completed this month
up to 50,000 beneficiaries
Joint AmRC / IFRC community mobilisation activities
planned to boost installation rates
This presentation is designed to assist a facilitator to do a Logistics presentation to people who are involved in Disaster response (we are using this presentation for FACT Workshops and ERU team leader Workshops)
The main elements are:
1.- To explain how the Federation defines the term logistics and which functions it includes.
2.- To describe how the logistics department relates to other departments especially in the context of Emergencies
3.- To explain what people have to do if they want logistics to procure items and who is authorised to sign for what.
4.- To inform about the Emergency items catalogue (you will find the presentation in Logistics standard CD Rom under Logistics preparedness) and standardisation in general.
This power point presentation is used independently and can be delivered in about 3 hours

14. Rainwater Harvesting System
Box gutter
45deg elbows
Tee
Ball Valve
90deg elbow
2500Lt plastic tank
Soak pit

15. Desalination Unit and Distribution System
Supply and install 10 cbm/day Reverse Osmosis
(RO) units, and construct complimenting distribution
systems on 20 islands.
Programme anticipated to finish mid 2007
>10,000 beneficiaries inhabiting 20 islands affected by
the Tsunami
This presentation is designed to assist a facilitator to do a Logistics presentation to people who are involved in Disaster response (we are using this presentation for FACT Workshops and ERU team leader Workshops)
The main elements are:
1.- To explain how the Federation defines the term logistics and which functions it includes.
2.- To describe how the logistics department relates to other departments especially in the context of Emergencies
3.- To explain what people have to do if they want logistics to procure items and who is authorised to sign for what.
4.- To inform about the Emergency items catalogue (you will find the presentation in Logistics standard CD Rom under Logistics preparedness) and standardisation in general.
This power point presentation is used independently and can be delivered in about 3 hours

16. RO Unit and Distribution Set-up
Settlement tanks
RO Unit
Water storage tanks (5,000 L each)
Distribution
Tank (5,000 L)
Community Water points
Distribution Main
Intake valve
Beach well
Salt concentrate discharge to sea
Plant and tank housing
Pump

17. Sanitation Facilities in New Housing
Islands – K. Guraidhoo, K. Maafushi, D.Kudahuvadhoo
and L. Gann
New housing and infrastructure to be provided to the
Internally Displaced People (IDP)
Houses to include septic tanks that will connect to a small-
bore sewer system and outer reef outfalls
Program period = dependant on new housing program,
likely to finish mid 2007
7,000 beneficiaries – IDP and existing communities

18. Grey Water – Shower and laundry Black Water – Toilet and kitchen
Effluent disposal out to sea
Domestic Waste Water
Grey Water Stream
Black Water Stream
Future Treatment Facilities
This presentation is designed to assist a facilitator to do a Logistics presentation to people who are involved in Disaster response (we are using this presentation for FACT Workshops and ERU team leader Workshops)
The main elements are:
1.- To explain how the Federation defines the term logistics and which functions it includes.
2.- To describe how the logistics department relates to other departments especially in the context of Emergencies
3.- To explain what people have to do if they want logistics to procure items and who is authorised to sign for what.
4.- To inform about the Emergency items catalogue (you will find the presentation in Logistics standard CD Rom under Logistics preparedness) and standardisation in general.
This power point presentation is used independently and can be delivered in about 3 hours
Septic Tank
Secondary treatment
Primary treatment
Anaerobic Reaction
Filter pit

19. PLANS FOR 2006 - 2007 INDONESIA Pursue ongoing programme
Improve Coordination with PNS’ and with Health programme
Better integration of PMI
Insure that implementation takes place

20. PLANS FOR 2006 - 2007 MALDIVES Continue ongoing programme
Scale up Software activities
Awareness raising & hygiene promotion campaigns
Community mobilisation activities to ensure community management