1. HWTS Manuals Presenter: Nam Raj Khatri(Nepal) (namrajk@gmail.com)namrajk@gmail.com 11 November 2014

2. Introduction As part of encouraging Government in East Asia WPRO piloted workshop on HWTS in Philippines (2009), Viet Nam (2010) and Cambodia (2011). This manual is result of those initiatives for use for other regions. Target for government officials with view that training workshop can be one for the national plan to support.

3. Content Manual covers Introduction or HWTS Planning, preparation and design of workshop Five modules and nine lesson plans and and nine lesson plans Four appendices ( supporting materials)

4. Design: Modules Module 1: Introduction to HWTS Module 2: Water contamination and HWTS options Module 3: Implementation of HWTS Module 4: Assessing the impacts of HWTS Module 5: The role of government in HWTS

5. Agenda Agenda for 4 days workshop Day1 : Opening, background information and Introduction to HWTS(M1) Day 2: HWTS Options(M2) Day 3: Implementation of HWTS(M3) and Impact assessment (M4) Day 4: Role of Government(M5) and closing

6. Lesson Plans Lesson Plan 1:Introduction Lesson Plan 2: WQ and health connection Lesson Plan 3: Introduction to HWTS Lesson Plan 4: HWTS options Lesson Plan 5: HWTS technological selection Lesson Plan 6: Implementation of HWTS Lesson Plan 7: Assessing impact of HWTS Lesson Plan 8: Role of government in HWTS Lesson Plan 9: Workshop closing

7. Appendices Manual contains four appendices to support the proces: Appendix 1: Pre-workshop questionnaire Appendix 2 : Participants self assessment Appendix 3: End-of-day evaluation Appendix 4: Final evaluation

8. Participants manual Participants manual contains learning materials on each module Module 1: Introduction to HWTS Module 2: Water contamination and HWTS options Module 3: Implementation of HWTS Module 4: Assessing the impacts of HWTS Module 5: The role of government in HWTS Plus: Model country plan for scaling up of HWTS

9. Country plan Contains:  Background  Rational: Vision development and strategy  Vision, mission, goals and objectives  Strategy to implement and scaling up  Activities and implementation plan  Guiding principles  Institution( Organizational set up)  Roles and responsibilities

10. Further Learning: Trainers Manual: http://www.wpro.who.int/environmental_health/docum ents/docs/Household_Water_Treatment_Safe_Storage_P ARTICIPANT.pdf Trainers Manual: http://www.wpro.who.int/environmental_health/docum ents/docs/Household_Water_Treatment_Safe_Storage_P ARTICIPANT.pdf Participants manual http://www.wpro.who.int/environmental_health/docu ments/docs/Household_Water_Treatment_Safe_Storage _TRAINER.pdf M&E Tools kits http://www.who.int/household_water/WHO_UNICEF_H WTS_MonitoringToolkit_2012.pdf Thank you for patient