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Regional Experiences for Achieving Sanitation Outcomes

Regional Experiences for Achieving Sanitation Outcomes. Khairul Islam WaterAid Bangladesh PACOSAN 2009. Green = good progress (2 points) Yellow = some progress (1 point) Red = poor progress (0 points). Nepal. Pakistan. India. Bangladesh.

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Regional Experiences for Achieving Sanitation Outcomes

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  1. Regional Experiences for Achieving Sanitation Outcomes Khairul Islam WaterAid Bangladesh PACOSAN 2009

  2. Green= good progress (2 points) Yellow= some progress (1 point) Red= poor progress (0 points)

  3. Nepal Pakistan India Bangladesh

  4. Nostalgia and Critical Learning • SACOSAN I in Bangladesh • CSO to generate a social movement • Infrastructure to Behavior • Individual to Community • Social movement to be led by Politicians • Political commitments to be demonstrated by increased allocation in time and other resources • Consistency of political commitment and role of the CSOs e.g. Bangladesh and Pakistan

  5. Accelerating Progress: Few Points for Reflection • Role of • Regulations • Subsidy • Incentives (NGP in India, Bangladesh and Pakistan) • Role of • LGI • State/Provincial Government • Federal /Central Government

  6. Challenges Ahead • Triggering is essential not sufficient – CLTS Multi-country study • Sustainability and sanitation ladder – role of monitoring and facilitation for extended period • Sludge management • Poor investment in hygiene promotion

  7. Reported Reported Reported Observed Observed Observed Reported handwashing with soap Intervention Control

  8. Reported Reported Reported Observed Observed Observed Reported and observed handwashing with soap Intervention Control

  9. handwashing by using anything and with soap/ash (observation)

  10. Where is Sanitation? • Department of Environment • Department of Public Health Engineering • Department of Drinking Water Supply • Department of Water Supply and Sewerage What’s in the name? Please recall Karachi Soap Study 2002; and Relate Importance of PACOSAN

  11. Thank You

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