A CLTS Task Force for T/A Mkanda
Practice Note #2 in the series Building a CLTS Learning Community in Malawi prepared by Ashley Raeside, Engineers without Borders, Canada (EWB)
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Practice Note #2 in the series Building a CLTS Learning Community in Malawi prepared by Ashley Raeside, Engineers without Borders, Canada (EWB)
Article by Rose George in The Huffington Post, 27th October 2009
Read how CLTS is turning around rural sanitation in Mozambique
Almost 60 participants from eight countries in the South East Asia and Pacific region gathered between the 9th and the 13th November 2009 in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, to talk about Community-led Total Sanitation.
by Sameer Shah (formerly Plan UK, now Health Unlimited) and Amsalu Negussie, Plan RESA (Regional Office of East and Southern Africa)
Paper presented at the Water and Sanitation in International Development and Disaster Relief (WSIDDR) International Workshop Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, 28–30 May 2008.
Njoroge Kamau, Health Advisor of Plan Kenya, Coast has contributed an article on CLTS to the June issue of Health Exchange which focuses on the social determinants of health, what they mean for health workers and how we put this approach into practice. The article describes how Plan Kenya and the Ministry of Public Health and Sanitation have used CLTS to successfully address the problems of low sanitation coverage, open defecation and their negative impacts on health. The article gives a good description of how the approach works, as well as its specific application in the Kenyan context.
This In Focus Policy Briefing asks how we can maximise the great potential for transforming rural sanitation that CLTS offers.
In CLTS, the crude local word for shit is always used, cutting through the deadly silence around open defecation.
Robert Chambers and Kamal Kar