Table 13 Criteria for on-site sanitation output based aid – Criteria for Cities to receive funding Criteria for households to receive on-site systems City sanitation strategy and development Without an on-site system or have an undersized plan system Existing sludge treatment Customer of regular emptying Established operator for Contribution by household sanitation/wastewater Provide access for emptying Have or are developing wastewater Provide land for on-site system regulations Will implement regular emptying Can provide local budget allocation Challenges of OBA: Tabanan refused OBA because they believe its too complicated, were unclear how they are reimbursed and think the criteria for verification could be too strict. Balikpapan preferred to focus on the sewer OBA (Hibah) but intend to join the next year. Other issues include the delays in getting local budget funding at the start of the year and uncertainties regarding the new and relatively complex mechanisms, despite interest in the overall program. The proposed sanitation solutions are somewhat limited or not best practice and need further development. Communication between national government and city needs to be improved to clearly explain the program requirements and approach.
Table 13 – Criteria for on-site sanitation output based aid Criteria for Cities to receive funding Criteria for households to receive on-site systems City sanitation strategy and development plan Existing sludge treatment Established operator for sanitation/wastewater Have or are developing wastewater regulations Will implement regular emptying Can provide local budget allocation Without an on-site system or have an undersized system Customer of regular emptying Contribution by household Provide access for emptying Provide land for on-site system Challenges of OBA: Tabanan refused OBA because they believe its too complicated, were unclear how they are reimbursed and think the criteria for verification could be too strict. Balikpapan preferred to focus on the sewer OBA (Hibah) but intend to join the next year. Other issues include the delays in getting local budget funding at the start of the year and uncertainties regarding the new and relatively complex mechanisms, despite interest in the overall program. The proposed sanitation solutions are somewhat limited or not best practice and need further development. Communication between national government and city needs to be improved to clearly explain the program requirements and approach.
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