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Case Study: Rambusi Community- from damp matchbox and dependency to ODF and ownership

Case study of Rambusi community in Kenya which was initially a ‘damp matchbox’ due to the deeply entrenched dependency syndrome and expectation of subsidy but was transformed when witnessing the neighbouring community Manera’s ODF achievement.
Preliminary Documentation and Evaluation of the Sanitation Component of the “One Million Initiative”/Documentação Preliminar CLTS - Iniciativa Um Milhão

The One Million Initiative is a six year programme partnership between the Dutch Government and UNICEF that aims to support the efforts of the Mozambique Government to ensure adequate water supply and sanitation and the adoption of improved hygiene practices for a million rural people in 18 districts, of which 6 are in Tete province, 6 in Sofala province and 6 in Manica province.
Documentation of CLTS Experiences with ASNANI in Nampula Province /Documentação das Experiências de CLTS por ASNANI na Província de Nampula

This report documents the application of CLTS in Nampula under the ASNANI project, with special emphasis on the lessons learned with respect to the triggering methodology, community and individual incentives, evaluation of open defecation free status, capacity-building needs and costs.
Creating competition among village chiefs in Himachal Pradesh

by Anupma Verma, Knowledge Links, India.

One pager on how a sense of competition amongst village chiefs in Himachal Pradesh, India, has motivated them to work with their communities to achieve ODF.
Institutions, Incentives and Politics: CLTS in India and Indonesia

Anu Joshi (2009)

The study which forms part of the IDS research project Going to Scale: The Potential of Community-led Total Sanitation focuses on some of the institutional issues that emerge as significant in understanding the adoption, spread and institutionalization of CLTS within public bureaucracies.
Implementing CLTS in Panipat: some issues and experiences

This report by Dr. Amit K Agrawal (2007), the Assistant District Collector (ADC) of Panipat, Haryana, details the introduction and implementation of CLTS in the district and teases out key issues and lessons.

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