Objective Indicator(s) Baseline Year 1 2013 Year 2 2014 2015 Explanatory notes (2013) Actual (2014) Actual Actual Target Target Solomon Water Continuity of water supply provides improved service: 14.2 18.8 21.5 PWWA indicator definition is: of service per day “Average levels of service (in hrs/capita 18 hours 22 hours 22 hours average hours available per hrs/capita hrs/capita for water supply, under normal circumstances”. terms of quality, (2012) head of population quantity and (Hrs/day/head) reliability) to a larger proportion of the Level of Service measured as: population in the % of registered customers existing service areas, not receiving supply at TBC TBC Data has not been reported against this indicator based on a sound available pressures between 3 and 7 bar financial position. at the property boundary on a 24 hour basis Water supply coverage The number of service connections decreased significantly in 2015 as result of a structured and more rigorous approach to % of population disconnecting overdue accounts in 2015. Solomon Water data shows 2 533 disconnections for the January November – 2015 period. Solomon Water estimates around half of these have reconnected (with a higher reconnection rate for commercial customers compared with residential customers). The number of new connections has been gradually increasing during the period of the Development Plan: 68.5% TBC 65% TBC 78% 55% (2012)
Objective Indicator(s) Baseline Year 1 (2013) Target 2013 Actual Year 2 (2014) Target 2014 Actual 2015 Actual Explanatory notes Solomon Water provides improved levels of service (in terms of quality, quantity and reliability) to a larger proportion of the population in the existing service areas, based on a sound financial position. Continuity of water supply service: average hours available per head of population (Hrs/day/head) 14.2 hrs/capita (2012) 18.8 hrs/capita 18 hours 21.5 hrs/capita 22 hours 22 hours PWWA indicator definition is: “Average of service per day for water supply, under normal circumstances”. Level of Service measured as: % of registered customers receiving supply at pressures between 3 and 7 bar at the property boundary on a 24 hour basis not available TBC TBC Data has not been reported against this indicator Water supply coverage % of population 68.5% (2012) TBC 65% TBC 78% 55% The number of service connections decreased significantly in 2015 as result of a structured and more rigorous approach to disconnecting overdue accounts in 2015. Solomon Water data shows 2 533 disconnections for the January – November 2015 period. Solomon Water estimates around half of these have reconnected (with a higher reconnection rate for commercial customers compared with residential customers). The number of new connections has been gradually increasing during the period of the Development Plan:
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