Resources: Country papers, EWB

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  • District-Level Sanitation M&E Pilot Review Workshop (Malawi)

    On the 6th January 2012, EWB and the Ministry of Health, supported by IDS, held a district-level sanitation monitoring and evaluation (M&E) pilot review workshop. The objectives of this workshop included:

    • updates on the current status of the pilot program,
    • clarification on the proposed indicators,
    • review of responsibilities,
    • data collection, entry, and analysis activities,
    • harmonization of proposed district indicators with other sector indicators,
    • the creation of an action plan for going forward.
  • Launch of Open Defecation Free Malawi Strategy

    On the 7th December 2011, the Government of Malawi (GoM) through the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Education and key line ministries in collaboration with development partners, NGOs, private sector, communities and key sector players, officially launched the ODF Malawi Strategy (2012-2015).

    Read more about the strategy

    Read a Press Release in The Nation 6th December 2011

  • TA Mkanda CLTS Research Summary

    Short summary of a study by Engineers without Borders which looked at whether CLTS is truly effective at creating ODF villages, sustainability of behaviour change and areas for improvement during post-triggering activities and follow in TA Mkanda, Malawi.

    Engineers without Borders, Canada, October 2010

  • CLTS tools from Malawi

    A useful set of tools devised by EWB Volunteers Ashley Raeside and Jolly Ann Maulit in consultation with Malawi district CLTS leaders and practitioners.

  • Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes for Excellent CLTS Facilitation

    One page poster that summarises the key knowledge, skills and attitudes that CLTS facilitators must possess to excel in CLTS.

  • Process Recorder Form

    One page tool that gives guidance on what information may be useful to record during triggering to help extension with follow up.

    Developed by Ashley Raeside (EWB) together with the CLTS management teams from Salima and Mzimba District.

  • Triggering Community-led Solutions during times of Cholera

    Practice Note #2 in the series Building a CLTS Learning Community in Malawi put together by Ashley Raeside of EWB. The note describes how Mr. Kondowe, the DEHO for Kasungu District in Malawi adapted the CLTS approach to effectively respond to cholera outbreaks in 2009.

  • S.H.I.T.S.: Sharing Highlights in Total Sanitation

    Monthly newsletter created by Engineers without Borders Canada staff in Malawi, describing district-level experiences and aiming to encourage horizontal communication and learning.

  • Chichewa Facilitators Guide on CLTS

    Kabuku Kotsogolera
    Ndondomeko zopititsira patsogolo ntchito za ukhondo motsogozedwa ndi eni dera

    This Facilitators’ Guide has been prepared by Engineers without Borders, Canada, 2009, based on and including translated materials from the CLTS Handbook and the Practical Guide to Triggering CLTS.