Develop and implement an incremental improvement plan: Module Five
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The document outlines an incremental improvement plan for wastewater treatment, focusing on risk control measures based on WHO's SSP manual. It emphasizes assessing existing controls, selecting appropriate options, determining roles, responsibilities, and funding, and monitoring the effectiveness of implemented actions. The plan aims to enhance sanitation practices by incorporating both operational and behavioral measures to protect all exposure groups.
Develop and implement an incremental improvement plan: Module Five
- 1. Maha Halalsheh Wastewater treatment expert Develop and implement an incremental improvement plan Module Five Reference WHO SSP Manual, pages (58-67)
- 2. Learning objectives Consider options to control identified risks Use selected options to develop an incremental improvement plan Implement the improvement plan
- 3. Consider options to control identified risks Consider range of options to control the prioritized hazardous events. This would document the chosen method in an improvement plan Improvement plan can be capital work, operational measures, behavioral measures or combination of measures
- 4. Consider options to control identified risks Consider the following • Improve existing controls (if possible) • Cost of the suggested options relative to its likely effectiveness • Most appropriate location in the sanitation chain to control the risk • Technical effectiveness as well as acceptability • Responsibility for implementing, managing and monitoring of the control measure • Training, communication and reporting needed to implement the proposed measure
- 5. Consider options to control identified risks Another example
- 6. Use selected options to develop incremental improvement plan
- 7. Critical for the incremental improvement plan Determine roles and responsibilities of the each action in the plan Required funding and source. The team might select first a more affordable interim control measure until sufficient funding is secured for more expensive measure Time line
- 8. Control measures Assess existing control measures for their effectiveness to mitigate risks of hazardous events (the concept of log reduction might be used) Identify the person or agency that is responsible for each proposed action together with the timeframe and estimated financial resources Suggest improvement plan that contains a range of control measures taking into accounts the cost, acceptability and monitorability of the measure
- 9. Implement the improvement plan Monitor and report on the implementation status of the the improvement plan to ensure action is taken
- 10. Continue the role play
- 11. Outputs of the Module Implemented plan with incremental improvements which protects all exposure groups along the sanitation chain
- 12. Questions
- 13. Thank you.