Practical guidance on new methods, and thinking on broader issues.
Resources are listed below chronologically but are also searchable through using the keyword search and the filters in the sidebar, by Topic, Country, Date, Language and Type.
Short summary of a study by Engineers without Borders which looked at whether CLTS is truly effective at creating ODF villages, sustainability of behaviour change and areas for improvement during post-triggering activities and follow in TA Mkanda, Malawi.
Engineers without Borders, Canada, October 2010
A useful set of tools devised by EWB Volunteers Ashley Raeside and Jolly Ann Maulit in consultation with Malawi district CLTS leaders and practitioners.
The Process Recorder Form helps to record information during triggering, eg information about the community, the triggering team, the tools used, outcomes, important dates etc
Guidelines for post-triggering follow up, put together by EWB Volunteer Ashley Raeside, in collaboration with Malawi district CLTS leaders.
“Triggering is only the beginning of the change process. Quality follow-up visits are needed at appropriate times to ensure the envisioned change occurs and is sustained.”
Article on CLTS in Makanda, Mchinji district, Malawi by Claire Ngozo in the Daily Times, 25th February 2010.
One page poster that summarises the key differences between BASIC and IMPROVED latrines, according to Malawi’s National Sanitation Policy (prepared 2008).
One page poster that summarises the key knowledge, skills and attitudes that CLTS facilitators must possess to excel in CLTS.
One page tool that gives guidance on what information may be useful to record during triggering to help extension with follow up.
Developed by Ashley Raeside (EWB) together with the CLTS management teams from Salima and Mzimba District.
Practice Note #2 in the series Building a CLTS Learning Community in Malawi put together by Ashley Raeside of EWB. The note describes how Mr. Kondowe, the DEHO for Kasungu District in Malawi adapted the CLTS approach to effectively respond to cholera outbreaks in 2009.
Short overview of the CLTS Programme in Mchinji District, Malawi (September 2009), including highlights and challenges.
