Can smartphones solve India's sanitation monitoring conundrum?
Andrés Hueso, WaterAid's Senior Policy Analyst – Sanitation, looks at the potential of mobile monitoring to reduce over reporting in the Swachh Bharat Mission.
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PACOSAN II Declaration
Between the 17th and 18th of February 2015, the 2nd Pakistan Conference on Sanitation (PACOSAN) took place in Islamabad, Pakistan.
Date: 25 February 2015
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Webinar on gender, violence and access to WASH/ Webinaire Genre, violence et accès aux services EAH
On Tuesday 17th March 2015 at 13.30 GMT (English) and 16.00 GMT (French), RWSN and WaterAid will be hosting a webinar on gender, violence, and access to WASH. This will be based on the gender, violence and WASH toolkit.
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One day training on Violence, Gender and WASH in London 6th March 2015
Further to the Violence, Gender and WASH Toolkit that was released in June 2014, WaterAid and its collaborators on the project are offering a one day training event on Violence, Gender and WASH in London on the 6 March. The training will provide an introduction to the subject and will cover examples from development and humanitarian contexts.
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Sanitation for improved lives of women and children
Report from a seminar on sanitation, girls and women's health and menstrual hygiene organized by Sida and WaterAid on World Toilet Day 2014 at Sida HQ in Stockholm, Sweden.
Date: 22 January 2015
Webinar: Disability-making CLTS fully inclusive Recording and resources
On Thursday 30th October, the CLTS Knowledge Hub together with Hazel Jones (WEDC) and Jane Wilbur (WaterAid) hosted a webinar on the theme of the recently published Frontiers issue 3: Disability-Making CLTS fully inclusive.
Date: 6 November 2014
Undoing inequity: inclusive water, sanitation and hygiene programmes that deliver for all: Uganda and Zambia
This briefing note reports baseline findings from a research project to understand the barriers disabled, older people and people living with a chronic illness face when accessing WASH in Zambia and Uganda.
Date: 6 November 2014
Principles and practices for the inclusion of disabled people in access to safe sanitation: a case study from Ethiopia
Disabled people represent the largest socially excluded group and most live without access to basic sanitary services, which can exacerbate impairments and poverty. Nevertheless, they are often excluded from development intervention and research. In response, WaterAid in Ethiopia designed a pilot project in Butajira to meet the needs of disabled people within their service delivery work. Learning gained through the project informed WaterAid’s equity and inclusion approach.
Date: 6 November 2014
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Webinar - Disability: Making CLTS Fully Inclusive
On Thursday 30th October, 10-11.30am (GMT), the CLTS Knowledge Hub together with Hazel Jones (WEDC) and Jane Wilbur (WaterAid) will be hosting a webinar on the theme of the recently published Frontiers issue 3: Disability-Making CLTS fully inclusive.
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Report from the CLTS Sharing and Learning Workshop in Hanoi
On the 14th September 2014, the CLTS Knowledge Hub, Plan International and WaterAid convened a ‘CLTS Sharing and Leaning Workshop’ in Hanoi, Vietnam, ahead of the WEDC Conference. The event brought together some 60 CLTS practitioners from NGOs, international agencies, governments and research institutions from 17 countries, in which CLTS is being implemented, plus participants from the UK, Australia and the USA.
Date: 6 October 2014
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