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Strengthening governance arrangements for small city and town sanitation in Sumatra, IndonesiaStockholm World Water Week 2015

Joanne Chong | Research Director | Institute for Sustainable Futures

The context

Our research focus

Small cities < 200,000

Sumatra Collaboration with SNV

PPSP National Program of Accelerated Sanitation Development for Human Settlements

SSK Multi-year city sanitation strategies

Planning Budgeting and Financing - - Implementation?

Pokja sanitasi Local government committees

Local government – participatory research – 6 case studiesPayakumbuh - Sawahlunto - Pariaman | Pringsewu - Metro - Lampung Seletan

Planning and vision

Rationale for plans Formality | Strategic

Local ownership Limited LG involvement | Facilitated ownership | Complexity of process

Vision Competing priorities| Local development

Who’s in? Low influence | Networked power

The land issue

Mis-match Strategic | Available

Ordering Land secured first, then funding

Budgeting

Nomenclature barriers Prescriptive national systemNot cross-sectoralNo match for activities in regulation

Many “strike out” places Agency headsLG budget unitLG executiveLG Parliament

Funding

Technology, community and responsibility

Communal toilets ODF target“MCK Momentum” National program funding

Facilitators promoteLocal parliament promotesToilets vs separation

Service delivery O&M missingCommunity-managed focus

Monitoring Weak formal accountability

Integration implications

Eye on thetargetgoal

SDGs

National policy

Monitoring

GlobalGlobal

NationalNationalProvincialProvincial

LocalLocal

Budgeting

Alignment

Practice

Planning

Design

Process

Participation

Thank you to the partners

Joanne Chong, Juliet Willetts, Kumi Abeysuriya, Katie Ross

Lenny Hidayat, Hery Sulistio, Inda Loekman

Nyoman Suartana, Maria Carreiro, Yefri Heriani, IrganAryanto, Christina Dameria, Saniya Niska, Phil Harman

Nugroho Tri Utomo, Fany Wedahuditama

Jim Coucouvinis, Nur Fadrina Mourbas, David Hawes

138 participants from local government, civil society, media, provncial government and national government