MHA FPX 5028 Assessment 4 Water Quality Improvement Action Plan
Performance Measures to Assess the Quality Initiative Performance
Quantitative measures such as program contribution, aid effectiveness, and data trends among marginalized groups can be utilized to evaluate the initiative’s execution. Qualitative assessment through conclusive depiction will aid in observing project objectives and addressing issues, facilitating the development of reliable WASH services (Motolinia, 2021).
Summary
Ensuring access to clean water and sanitation remains a global challenge, with significant implications for public health and economic development. Investing in WASH initiatives yields substantial returns, including cost savings and improved global health outcomes (United Nations, n.d.).
References
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