In Peru, as of 2017, the rural public water network reached 72.2% coverage, but the supply of drinking water was 1.8%. The consumption of chlorinated water reduces Chronic Child Malnutrition - DCI, Anemia, EDA's and Parasitosis that affect the future capabilities of children, generating handicap and poverty. Since 2013, the National Rural Sanitation Program - PNSR has implemented a community network of JASS chlorinated water services, with technical assistance and training as its axis, increasing the supply of chlorinated water by 2017, by only 1%. However, in the Molino district in Huánuco, as of 2019, 36 JASS supply chlorinated water with an efficiency of 94%. This research analyzes the management of the main actors of the program to know what factors favor or limit access to chlorinated water for families in Molino. Thus, a series of determining factors of effectiveness and sustainab...