Analyze existing information (secondary sources) or apply surveys to a representative sample, in order to: - identify beneficiaries, including data about # of households, head of household's sex, household members and socio-economic status; - review status of the water supply service, identifying needs, use priorities and related activities (domestic use, paid and unpaid jobs) differentiated for women, men, boys and girls: i) Are there irregular settlements that it is envisioned will be provided with water supply (female/male-headed households)? ii) Are there households more affected than others by low levels of continuity of service and/or technical losses (female/male-headed households)? Iii) Are there obstacles/barriers for women/men to access water supply services? e.g., degree of affordability of service, property rights over housing for household supply, and access to technology (mobile phone) in order to pay for the service or contact customer support services. ​- review representation and labor force within the sector (institutions, businesses, etc.), disaggregating by sex.