Pilot target
6
Community Stewards
Each Steward supports a defined household cohort.
Partner showcase
Water Watcher Pilot
Proposed retention measurement plan
This demo shows how a future pilot could measure onboarding, useful participation, household retention, and Steward workload. It does not present actual pilot outcomes.
Pilot design
Pilot target
6
Each Steward supports a defined household cohort.
Pilot target
25
A clear target for local support and follow-through.
Pilot target
150
Six original cohorts measured consistently over 90 days.
Measurement preview
82%
Example share completing all four onboarding milestones within 14 days.
9
Example count of original cohort places requiring replacement.
2.4 hrs / week
Example average time spent on reminders, support, and replacement work.
The same starting households followed over time.
Example active count for each Steward's original cohort.
Low-friction household journey
Household joins through a Steward.
Learns how and when to report.
Checks a useful local water update.
Posts a meaningful update or confirms service restored.
Recognition design
Recognition reflects useful participation across the journey. Posting more reports never earns a higher status, and no household is ranked by report count.

Ready to contribute
Participation criteria
Complete onboarding and learn how to make a useful water update.

Meaningful follow-through
Participation criteria
Check a local update, then share one meaningful service update or confirmation.

Close the community loop
Participation criteria
Stay engaged and help confirm that service was restored for the community.
Compare the original cohort's retention and each Steward's replacement and follow-up workload over 14, 30, 60, and 90 days before deciding whether to scale.