Water supply and Sanitation - CAMEP, DINEPA, SNEP (Hatian Utilities)
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Responsibility for water supply and sanitation
The main public institutions in the Haitian water sector are two state-owned enterprises, each created by its own law: CAMEP (Centrale Autonome Métropolitaine d’Eau Potable), responsible for the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area, and SNEP (Service National d’Eau Potable), responsible for secondary cities and, in theory, for rural areas. In late 2009, SNEP was reorganized as a new agency, DINEPA (National Directorate for Water Supply and Sanitation). There is no institutional responsibility for sanitation in Haiti, since the mandates of CAMEP and SNEP currently do not include sanitation. Both entities theoretically are under the authority of Boards including representatives of several Ministries. Since these boards have not met for more than a decade, both entities are de facto under the sole control of the Minister of Public Works, Transport and Communications (MTPTC). - Service
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CAMEP (Centrale Autonome Métropolitaine d’Eau Potable)
responsible for the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area
DINEPA (National Directorate for Water Supply and Sanitation)
responsible for secondary cities and, in theory, for rural areas
SNEP (Service National d’Eau Potable
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101207_WASH_Cluster_SIT_REP_National_EN[1].pdf
Water & Sanitation Sectoral table took place 7th December chaired by DINEPA with the participation of key Ministries and partners. The three main agenda points included the presentation of the Sectoral DINEPA Cholera Response Strategy, SIS-KLOR chlorine monitoring system, and the update on the Sector Reform for the integration of CAMEP, SNEP, and POCHEP that will take place the 1st of January 2011.
Water trucking DINEPA is currently delivering water supply to 126 sites in the Métropolitaine de Port-au-Prince including the communes of Tabarre, Delmas, Carrefour, Port-au-Prince, Pétionville et Croix-des-Bouquets. DINEPA-ACF water trucking activities were suspended 7 décembre after 12h30. Water supply activities will resume on the morning of the 8th if the security situation permits.
DINEPA and UNICEF are organizing a series of trainings, nationwide, for sanitation workers to ensure that protocols for waste disposal and personal protection for workers are in practice.