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Rural and Indigenous Water and Sanitation Program in Panama

Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Panama

Source: Inter-American Development Bank (IADB)

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The program¿s general objective is to increase access to clean drinking water and sanitation services in rural and indigenous communities located in the East Panama region, the province of Darién, and the comarca of Guna Yala. The specific objectives are to: (i) expand and/or build new water systems and sanitation solutions; (ii) contribute to the sustainability of water and sanitation systems thr

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The program¿s general objective is to increase access to clean drinking water and sanitation services in rural and indigenous communities located in the East Panama region, the province of Darién, and the comarca of Guna Yala. The specific objectives are to: (i) expand and/or build new water systems and sanitation solutions; (ii) contribute to the sustainability of water and sanitation systems through community development and strengthening of the Juntas Administradoras de Acueductos Rurales [Rural Water Management Boards] (JAARs) and Comisiones Comarcales de Agua y Saneamiento [Comarca Water and Sanitation Commissions] (CCASs); and (iii) contribute to strengthening the Ministry of Health (MINSA), at the central level and at the regional health offices located in the program target area, in the ministry¿s role as JAAR investor and technical and social advisor on rural water and sanitation issues. The program is expected to benefit 3,015 indigenous and 518 nonindigenous households through new drinking water connections and new sanitation solutions

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