| Project title | Country | Number of beneficiaries (Direct) | Outlines |
| 1. Improvement of water supply and sanitation through rehabilitation of a hand pump well | Sierra Leone | 659 people | |
| 2. Reconstruction of Kyageefa Water Spring | Uganda | 1,500 people | |
| 3. Construction and protection of Kogoma Spring | Kenya | 986 people | |
| 4. Improvement of health conditions through pump installation and WASH training | Papua New Guinea | 800 people | |
| 5. Water System Renewal and Change of Attitude in Local Communities | Haiti | 30,000 people |
Main findings of the follow-up observations results
- In all cases, the facilities installed or repaired by support of JWF Fund are in good working condition a year after the completion of the projects.
- Community people are playing a central role in operating and maintaining the facilities.
- Diseases caused by contaminated water are on the decrease.
Outline of the Follow-up observations
Our priority is placed on responding to the issues and needs of the field in an efficient and effective way.
Since 2015, we have been carrying out follow-up observations one year after the completion of projects in order to understand changing issues and needs.
In FY 2020, the sixth year since we started our follow-up observations, we received responses from five of the seven grass-roots organizations in the Sierra Leone, Uganda, Kenya, Papua New Guinea and Haiti that had been granted the JWF Fund 2019 to conduct follow-up observation and we have been from the organizations in all the locations except the Lao PDR. With this cooperation, we have been able to conduct our one-year follow-up observations.
(Reported by Shigenori Asai, Director and Akie Gunji, Sub Manager)
