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Federación Nacional de Cooperativas de Servicios
Sanitarios
FESAN
RECONSTRUCTION OF MAULE TREATMENT SYSTEMS WOP
LAC COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTRES, CLC
www.cinara.edu.co
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FACTS

• Urban areas WATSAN supply in Chile is on hands
  of 56 private operators, on a regulated fare
  basis, supervised by the Superintendent of
  Sanitation Services.
• Provide water and sanitation service to
  15.000.000 people.
• 99.9 coverage in water service
• 94.0 coverage in treated wastewater service

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FACTS

• Rural and Peri-urban WATSAN supply is on hands
  of around 1500 small operators community
  organizations.
• They provide water service to 1.500.000
  people.
• 95 coverage in water service
• 15 coverage in treated wastewater service
• Looking to improve the management and technical
  capabilities of these small operators, in 2008
  FESAN was created as a non profit cooperative
  organization.

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Birth of FESAN
FESAN
Federación Nacional de Cooperativas de Servicios
Sanitarios

• Report of the Water and Sanitation Program (WSP)
  of the World Bank about rural water cooperatives
  in Chile February 2007.
• Integration, Replicate successful management
  models, Coopagua Cooperative, Chile
• November 2008 Creation of the National
  Federation of Water Sewage Services
  Cooperatives Ltd. FESAN

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EARTHQUAKE IN CHILE 27 FEB 2010
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THE OPORTUNITY

• Earthquake in Chile, 27 February 2010.
• FESAN partners with serius damages.
• WOP with CINARA through GWOPA of UNHABITAT, and
  IADB, for reconstruction and develop CLC.

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COLOMBIA
CHILE
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FESAN CINARA INICIATIVE

• Together with CINARA asked UNHABITAT and IADB if
  they could support our efforts to restore Maule
  wastewater treatment ponds.
• Then we saw the oportunity to create a CLC in
  Maule with the green wastewater treatment system
  as a demonstration tool.
• Develop a WOP between FESAN CINARA in the frame
  of GWOPA of UNHABITAT IADB

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FESAN CINARA INICIATIVE

• GOAL
• Integration of rural WATSAN operators, for
• management improvement, and technical skills
• development in green wastewater treatment
• HOW
• Develope 7 WATSAN Community Learning Centres
  (CLC), starting with 2, Maule and Hospital-Champa
  Cooperatives, partners of FESAN.
• FINANCING
• Chilean Goverment, IADB

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STRATEGY
Take successful models of management in WATSAN in
Chile, (Coopagua, and Maule), and replicate them
at the Community Learning Centre. Establish
Maule Cooperative as the first CLC for management
and treatment of wastewater with
eco-technologies, with FESAN as a local
integrator and service provider, strengthening
local community management. Integrate
universities and government agencies as
stakeholders
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Perform with CINARA a participatory assessment of
community management that operates in Maule and
knowledge that exists in the management community
about local treatment of wastewater. Overtake a
training process to the community of Maule on the
operation and maintenance of environmental
technologies, and establish a monitoring system
for the process in conjunction with
CINARA. Training of personnel linked to the
Cooperative Maule as a facilitator of community
learning processes, emphasizing leadership.

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AQUACOL MONDOMO, COLOMBIA
COOPERATIVA MAULE, CHILE
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Create conditions to update knowledge Share
information and knowledge Networking with CLC in
Chile and Latin America
COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTRES
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THANK YOU !
FESAN
Federación Nacional de Cooperativas de Servicios
Sanitarios

• www. fesan.coop
• gsaavedra_at_fesan.coop
• www.cinara.univalle.edu.co
• magarcia_at_univalle.edu.co