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provided with adequate WASH facilities (Number)**|**Rural HCFs in refugee-hosting counties provided with adequate WASH facilities (Number)**|\n|Dec/2023|Dec/2024|Dec/2025|Dec/2026|Dec/2028|Dec/2029||Jun/2023|\n|0|10|30|50|70|90||100|\n|**Households in refugee-hosting areas provided with access to an improved sanitation facility (Number)**|**Households in refugee-hosting areas provided with access to an improved sanitation facility (Number)**|**Households in refugee-hosting areas provided with access to an improved sanitation facility (Number)**|**Households in refugee-hosting areas provided with access to an improved sanitation facility (Number)**|**Households in refugee-hosting areas provided with access to an improved sanitation facility (Number)**|**Households in refugee-hosting areas provided with access to an improved sanitation facility (Number)**|**Households in refugee-hosting areas provided with access to an improved sanitation facility (Number)**|**Households in 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(Number)**|**Households in refugee hosting areas provided with access to improved water services (Number)**|\n|Dec/2023|Dec/2024|Dec/2025|Dec/2026|Dec/2027|Dec/2028|Dec/2029|Jun/2030|\n|0|8780|30732|52683|85610|129512|158049|180000|\n|➢out of which are refugee households (Number)|➢out of which are refugee households (Number)|➢out of which are refugee households (Number)|➢out of which are refugee households (Number)|➢out of which are refugee households (Number)|➢out of which are refugee households (Number)|➢out of which are refugee households (Number)|➢out of which are refugee households (Number)|\n|Dec/2023|Dec/2024|Dec/2025|Dec/2026|Dec/2027|Dec/2028|Dec/2029|Mar/2030|\n|0|4000|14000|24000|39000|59000|70000|80000|\n|**Sustainably functioning rural water supply schemes in refugee-hosting areas (Number)**|**Sustainably functioning rural water supply schemes in refugee-hosting areas (Number)**|**Sustainably functioning rural water supply schemes in refugee-hosting areas 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provided with adequate WASH facilities (Number)**|**Rural HCFs in refugee-hosting counties provided with adequate WASH facilities (Number)**|\n|Dec/2023|Dec/2024|Dec/2025|Dec/2026|Dec/2028|Dec/2029||Jun/2023|\n|0|10|30|50|70|90||100|\n|**Households in refugee-hosting areas provided with access to an improved sanitation facility (Number)**|**Households in refugee-hosting areas provided with access to an improved sanitation facility (Number)**|**Households in refugee-hosting areas provided with access to an improved sanitation facility (Number)**|**Households in refugee-hosting areas provided with access to an improved sanitation facility (Number)**|**Households in refugee-hosting areas provided with access to an improved sanitation facility (Number)**|**Households in refugee-hosting areas provided with access to an improved sanitation facility (Number)**|**Households in refugee-hosting areas provided with access to an improved sanitation facility (Number)**|**Households in 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Water Sector Performance-based Financing Mechanism (Yes/No )|➢ 9.1 : Approval and implementation of a Water Sector Performance-based Financing Mechanism (Yes/No )|➢ 9.1 : Approval and implementation of a Water Sector Performance-based Financing Mechanism (Yes/No )|➢ 9.1 : Approval and implementation of a Water Sector Performance-based Financing Mechanism (Yes/No )|\n|0|0|no|no|yes|no|no|no|no|\n|0.00|0.00|0.00|0.00|2,000,000.00|0.00|0.00|0.00|0.00|\n|DLI allocation|DLI allocation|2,000,000.00|2,000,000.00|As a % of Total Financing Amount|As a % of Total Financing Amount|As a % of Total Financing Amount|1.0%|1.0%|\n|➢ 9.2 : Operationalization of the Water Sector Inter-Governmental Coordination Framework including joint M&E reporting (Text )|➢ 9.2 : Operationalization of the Water Sector Inter-Governmental Coordination Framework including joint M&E reporting (Text )|➢ 9.2 : Operationalization of the Water Sector Inter-Governmental Coordination Framework including joint M&E reporting (Text )|➢ 9.2 : Operationalization of the Water Sector Inter-Governmental Coordination Framework including joint M&E reporting (Text )|➢ 9.2 : Operationalization of the Water Sector Inter-Governmental Coordination Framework including joint M&E reporting (Text )|➢ 9.2 : Operationalization of the Water Sector Inter-Governmental Coordination Framework including joint M&E reporting (Text )|➢ 9.2 : Operationalization of the Water Sector Inter-Governmental Coordination Framework including joint M&E reporting (Text )|➢ 9.2 : Operationalization of the Water Sector Inter-Governmental Coordination Framework including joint M&E reporting (Text )|➢ 9.2 : Operationalization of the Water Sector Inter-Governmental Coordination Framework including joint M&E reporting (Text )|\n|0|0|yes|yes|yes|yes|yes|yes|yes|\n|0.00|0.00|500,000.00|500,000.00|500,000.00|500,000.00|500,000.00|500,000.00|0.00|\n|DLI allocation|DLI allocation|3,000,000.00|3,000,000.00|As a % of Total Financing Amount|As a % of Total 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provided with improved access to WASH services (Number )**|**10 : Number of refugee and host community households in Refugee Hosting Counties provided with improved access to WASH services (Number )**|**10 : Number of refugee and host community households in Refugee Hosting Counties provided with improved access to WASH services (Number )**|\n|0|0|1|1|1|1|1|1|1|\n|0.00|0.00|975,600.00|2,439,000.00|2,439,000.00|3,658,500.00|4,878,000.00|3,170,700.00|2,439,000.00|\n|DLI allocation|DLI allocation|20,000,000.00|20,000,000.00|As a % of Total Financing Amount|As a % of Total Financing Amount|As a % of Total Financing Amount|14.0%|14.0%|\n|➢ 10.1 : Number of households in the refugee camps, and in the host communities provided with access to improved water services under the Program (Number )|➢ 10.1 : Number of households in the refugee camps, and in the host communities provided with access to improved water services under the Program (Number )|➢ 10.1 : Number of households in the refugee 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Villages in the refugee camps, and in the Host communities achieving ODF status (Number )|➢ 12.1 : Villages in the refugee camps, and in the Host communities achieving ODF status (Number )|➢ 12.1 : Villages in the refugee camps, and in the Host communities achieving ODF status (Number )|➢ 12.1 : Villages in the refugee camps, and in the Host communities achieving ODF status (Number )|➢ 12.1 : Villages in the refugee camps, and in the Host communities achieving ODF status (Number )|➢ 12.1 : Villages in the refugee camps, and in the Host communities achieving ODF status (Number )|\n\n\n\nPage 40 of 58"
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