WASH infrastructure sustainability is a critical challenge in Madagascar. Studies show that a significant percentage of water points become non-functional within years of construction — meaning monitoring must extend well beyond the construction phase.
eSuivi helps WASH programmes in Madagascar track sustainability indicators over time. Monitor water point functionality rates, community water committee activity, tariff collection and financial management, spare parts availability, maintenance response times and water quality trends. Use KoboToolbox for periodic water point functionality surveys across Madagascar. Compare functionality rates across construction methods, management models and geographic areas to identify what makes WASH infrastructure sustainable. Build results frameworks that extend beyond construction outputs to sustainability outcomes — giving donors confidence that their investments in Madagascar will deliver lasting service delivery.
Build structured logical frameworks with integrated indicator tracking.
Learn more →Predictive insights, trend detection and automated recommendations.
Learn more →Join M&E teams across East Africa building better programmes with data.