Part 1 of the presentation made by Mr. Lewis A. Lakeman, Assistant Vice President of Systems Development and Planning of the National Water Commission (NWC) at the 7th High Level Session Ministerial Forum of the Global Water Partnership-Caribbean (GWP-C).

1. ‘ Water Management Financing in the Caribbean’ ‘ The National Water Commission Experience’ Caribbean Water & Wastewater Conference La Creole Hotel Guadeloupe October 6,2011 Mr. Lewis A. Lakeman Assistant Vice President - Systems Development & Planning NATIONAL WATER COMMISSION

6. WATER SUPPLY COVERAGE Estimated total daily potable water production (island wide) – 176MIG Approximately 73% of the total population supplied with potable water 73% of total population supplied with potable water via 460 Facilities

7. EXISTING SITUATION SEWERAGE SERVICES Island wide Sewerage Coverage 30% 76 Wastewater Treatment Plants Most are associated with housing developments Negril - 4.0MGD, Bogue - 10.0 MGD & Ocho Rios - 3.5 MGD

9. Jamaica is divided into 10 hydrological basins NWC uses approximately 8% of the total available resources Water Resources are located predominately to the North Demand/Population on the south coast 70% WATER RESOURCES AND AVAILIBILITY Water availability

10. 73% 78% Existing Level Level With Funded Projects 85 % Level With Additional Projects 100 % Operations of the Rural Water Supply Limited, Wayside Tanks, household tanks, Rapid Response PROGRAMME TO INCREASE ACCESS TO WATER SUPPLY Piped Water Other Modalities Water Supply Coverage

11. Expected Sewerage Coverage - 2030 STRATEGIC PLAN MAJOR SEWAGE SCHEMES

12. JAMAIACA WATER SECTOR & POLICY

13. STRUCTURE OF THE SECTOR OUR NEPA MOH The Ministry National Water Commission Water Resources Authority Rural Water Supply Limited Private Operators Parish Councils

16. FINANCE STRATEGIES ULTILIZED AT THE NWC IN THE DEVELOPEMENT & IMPLEMENTATION OF WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE SYSTEMS