Coordination of the Funasa team with the managers and technicians of municipal health departments.

Rural communities.

Locally implemented in specific regions.

Each plan has a specific duration.

In general, the methodology for implementing PSA in a municipality consists of the following steps: i) preliminary steps (planning); ii) system evaluation, iii) operational monitoring; iv) management plans; v) PSA review, vi ) PSA validation and verification.

According to the Brazilian Health Foundation, the main points to be developed under PSA are:
•    Pollution control of water sources;
•    Prevention and /or treatment of contaminants in water sources;
•    Prevention and /or treatment of contaminants, storage, distribution and consumption;
•    Improvement of Water Supply System management and operation practices;
•    Expand knowledge and exchange of information among agents working throughout Water Supply Systems;
•    Evidence and prioritize the needs for physical infrastructure and resource improvements.
•    Monitor losses and provide quick decision-making.

Awareness-raising and training workshops;
Delivery of didactic, digital and physical material;
Records of activities in reports.

PSA assessment indicators follow the methodology of the World Health Organization (WHO). Each TED provides for the preparation of periodic reports for Funasa to review and validate the results achieved in each stage of development

Source: Plano de segurança da água : garantindo a qualidade e promovendo a saúde : um olhar do SUS, 2012.
 

Decentralized Execution Terms are established between Funasa and the partner academic institution. TED presents a step-by-step schedule detailing the costs of each implementation phase of the Plan.

Link: https://bvsms.saude.gov.br/bvs/publicações/plano_seguranca_agua_qualidade_sus.pdf