Supporting the least able in sanitation improvement (part 2)
2. Workshop: 24-28 May 2017
Tagaytay, near Manila
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Supporting the least able in sanitation improvement (part 1)
1. Field visits: 22-23 May 2017
Typhoon-affected areas of Tacloban City and Leyte Province
Untangling complexity: How do we ensure we effectively reach, support and involve the most disadvantaged?
Have had the great opportunity to take part in a workshop organised jointly by the CLTS Knowledge Hub at IDS and UNICEF, which looked at how best to support the poorest and most vulnerable in sanitation at scale.
The participants included a mix of some of the leading lights and people active in: CLTS and participatory techniques; smart subsidies; and equity and inclusion. It also included representatives of organisations implementing sanitation at scale:
Using microfinance to facilitate household investment in sanitation in rural Cambodia
Improved sanitation access is extremely low in rural Cambodia. Non-governmental organizations have helped build local supply side latrine markets to promote household latrine purchase and use, but households cite inability to pay as a key barrier to purchase.
Date: 6 April 2017
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Facilitating Access to Finance for Household Investment in Sanitation in Bangladesh
Approach to Blended Finance: The provision of an output-based aid (OBA) subsidy to microfinance institutions (MFIs) in Bangladesh is used to help MFIs develop sanitation products and extend their reach to poorer households.
Date: 6 April 2017
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