Achieve safely managed water and sanitation for household and beyond household

• Objectives:
o Enhance political will and investments to accelerate WASH scale up in Indonesia, as well as to support stunting reduction and green economy
o Strengthen equity-driven monitoring and reporting and community-engagement to ensure sustainable WASH services
o Developing climate-resilient WASH sector investments and infrastructure to support green economy
o Expanding partnerships and mobilizing alternative financing to scale up WASH services
• Follow up action:
o Strengthen policies and regulation at the national, local (provincial and city), and rural level
o Ensure the formation of regulators, operators, and supervisors.
o Ensure the existence of a tiered and continuous evaluation and monitoring system
o Ensure the participation of the community and other stakeholders, both for awareness of safe access and awareness of paying tariffs.
o Availability of technology options according to the capacity of the region
o Ensuring that the infrastructure built is mainstreaming climate resilience and GEDSI
o Ensuring the availability of public funding, especially for local budget is available for providing safely managed access
o The finalization of roadmaps on safely managed drinking water, safely managed sanitation, open defecation free, and handwashing with soaps
o The socialization of roadmaps on safely managed drinking water, safely managed sanitation, open defecation free, and handwashing with soaps for the local government and stakeholders
o Advocacy to and coordination with the Housing, Water and Sanitation Working Group (Pokja PPAS) at the national and subnational level
o Preparation of costing tools for safe drinking water, safe sanitation, and hygiene
o Development framework for WASH in Schools, WASH in Healthcare Facilities, WASH in Workplaces, and WASH in other public facilities
o The on-site monitoring tools are being integrated into STBM monitoring system, drinking water surveillance, and EHRA (Environmental health risks assessment) at the cities/district
o STBM website is functional & used by stakeholders
o Households Drinking Water Quality Surveillance developed and initiated
o Optimization of the available platform (SDGs Dashboards) to integrate the monitoring and evaluation tools for non-domestic WASH
o The communication mechanism between service-user forum and WASH forum is available
o Prepare districts/cities with service-user forum and WASH forum as a part of the civic engagement mechanism
o Technical guideline for mainstreaming climate resilient into WASH policy, regulation, plan and investment at the national, provincial, and local level
o Shared-commitments with the non-governmental institutions (CSOs, research institutions, business sector, philanthropy, etc.) for the development of WASH through the Mutual Accountability Mechanism (MAM)