Capital hardware | Infrastructure or equipment purchases required to establish WASH services or implement changes to service delivery method that are not consumed during normal service operation. |
Sanitation facilities (superstructure with squat pan/seats, pit/septic tank) Water source and pipe network
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Capital software | Planning, procurement, and/or initial training costs associated with establishing new WASH services or implementing changes to WASH service delivery method. |
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Maintenance | Expenses required to repair and maintain functionality of capital hardware, including labor costs required for these purposes. |
Breakdown repairs (e.g., clogged pipes) Cleaning of toilets, patient care areas Supplies for water system testing (e.g., arsenic, residual chlorine)
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Recurrent software | Necessary trainings, behavior change, and other nontangible produced to be delivered each year for the upkeeping of the established and other introduced practices. |
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Personnel | Labor costs associated with normal operation of a service, including staff benefits; labor costs for maintenance (e.g., plumbers and repair technicians that are outsourced) are included under maintenance. |
WASH focal person Support staff
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Consumables | Products and supplies that are consumed during normal operation. |
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Support | Expenses required to strengthen WASH provision but that do not have direct service outputs. |
Communication Capacity-building
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