Evaluation of the SOPO School Handwashing Promotion Programme: Nyanza and Rift Valley Provinces, Kenya

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Despite huge amounts of experience of using CLTS in rural context, urban experiences are rare. This new report from Practical Action documents the processes they used and how they adapted CLTS methodologies to the context of low-income settlements in Nakuru, Kenya. The report is based on three years of innovative work funded by Comic Relief and in partnership with Kenyan NGO Umande Trust.
A situational assessment can inform program planning and evaluation. The Testing CLTS Approaches for Scalability project team (Plan USA and UNC) assessed national policy, institutional arrangements, and monitoring systems for CLTS in Kenya prior to evaluating Plan International CLTS projects involving local government.
The influence of local actors on sanitation outcomes may be linked to contextual factors. In 2012, prior to working with local actors in Kenya, Ghana, and Ethiopia, the Testing CLTS Approaches for Scalability project team characterized the CLTS implementation context in each country. This piece synthesizes these findings, which align with those of the UN-Water GLAAS 2014 report and observations of CLTS practice from the grey literature.
An update from Plan Kenya on activities, achievements, progress and future plans for the UCLTS project in Mathare, Nairobi.