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E.6 Infrastructure Water Resources: Implement planned laws and better sanitary practices (II/II) Initiative objective • Publish the signed Water Sector Law Initiative Lead E.6.2: Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Energy and Water Resources Bangladesh Enforce better sanitary practices in households and companies Actions E.6.2 Improve quality of water through better sanitation practices • . • Republish the state-wide sanitation policy, defining fines and fees for non- compliant households and companies e.g., Bangladesh introduced a National Sanitation Strategy in 2015 to improve water quality Work with Water and Sanitation agencies (e.g., PRUWASSA¹, PEPSA) to develop and implement an approach to end open defecation Work with Water and Sanitation agencies (e.g., PRUWASSA¹, PEPSA) to monitor adherence to sanitation policy & defecation strategy, fining non- compliant residents Partner with NGOs/donors (e.g., Pure Earth, WHO5) to inspect mine tailings for water contamination and enforce fines Partner with donors (e.g., World Bank's WSP2, BMGF³) to fund programs for sanitation and water quality issues at agro-hubs & mining areas e.g., Building more latrines at agro-hubs, markets etc. Changing old water pipes, i.e., from asbestos to ductile-made CLTS4 program, educating miners on sanitation Stakeholders Ministry of Energy and Water Resources Deliverables Published sanitation policy with fines and fees for non-compliant households and companies Monthly report on adherence rate to sanitation policies Monthly report on adherence rate to sanitation policies Recommended timeline 3 months 6 months Monthly Fines collected from non-compliant miners 3 months List and estimated costs of proposed programs to address water quality issues 6 months Resources Metrics Ministry of Environment and Health • PEPSA6 PRUWASSA¹ Funding gazette of Water Sector Law European Union Funding water quality programs World Bank, Federal government program to end open defecation 1. Plateau Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Agency 2. Water and Sanitation Program 3. Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation 4. Community-Led Total Sanitation 5. World Health Organization 6. Plateau Environmental Protection and Sanitation Agency Increase in % of population with improved sanitary practices Potential quick-win 167 Copyright 2019 by Boston Consulting Group. All rights reserved. A

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