Water quality monitoring programmes are crucial for ensuring safe drinking water supply in Ethiopian towns, where access to clean and potable water is often inadequate. A structured questionnaire was administered to stakeholders including town councils, health centers, and community leaders. Data collection took place from January to March across ten randomly selected towns in Ethiopia. The survey revealed a significant variation (p < 0.05) in the compliance rates of water treatment plants with recommended standards between different towns. While some programmes show promising results, there is a need for increased funding and technical support to enhance their effectiveness. Stakeholders should prioritise training for community health workers and regular maintenance of water infrastructure to improve monitoring protocols.
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