UNICEF
UNICEF Zambia CLTS Newsletter November- December 2012
WASH newsletter produced by UNICEF Zambia, featuring information on the Legal Enforcement Approach, World Toilet Day celebrations and a review of CLTS in Mazabuka
Concurrent M&E system to track CLTS progress using Google Fusion and Google Earth
The CLTS programme in Budni Block, Madhya Pradesh, India, supported by UNICEF, aims to obtain the first-of-its-kind model resource ODF Block in Madhya Pradesh, through CLTS. The programme uses a combination of innovative M&E applications to track progress and manage follow up: Google Earth an Google Fusion offer powerful tools for fine-tuning implementation, triggering and follow-up strategies to accelerate progress towards ODF.
UNICEF blames diseases on poor sanitation
UNICEF says 80 per cent of diseases in Zambia are caused by environmental, water and sanitation related problems. UNICEF specialist on sanitation, Giveson Zulu also says rural areas in Zambia still record low percentages on sanitation coverage.
ATPC - une innovation
“Cette activité est le meilleur héritage qu’on puisse laisser à ses enfants” disait Chaibou Moussa, chef de village de Dan Gora (Dungass, Zinder, Niger) où l’ATPC a été mise en œuvre.
En savoir plus sur l’ATPC en Niger dans cette étude de cas