Practical Entry Points for Improving Governance for Rural Sanitation and Hygiene
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WASH 2011 conference: Bimal TANDUKAR, Robert DEUTSCH, PHAM QUANG Nam, Kencho WANGDI, Vanny SUON SNV Asia and IRC
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Practical Entry Points for Improving Governance for Rural Sanitation and Hygiene
- 1. Practical Entry Points for Improving Governance for Rural Sanitation and Hygiene Bimal TANDUKAR, Robert DEUTSCH, PHAM QUANG Nam, Kencho WANGDI, Vanny SUON SNV Asia and IRC
- 2. Sustainable sanitation and hygiene for all
- 3. What do we want to achieve?
- 4. MOMENTUM FOR SANITATION Acceleration of progress at scale Coverage and quality Equity: reducing disparities Sustained outcome What do we want to achieve?
- 6. Acceleration ofProgress Universal Coverage Gap National Coverage (%) MDG target
- 7. Contradicting approaches, duplication and isolated efforts Unaligned subsidy schemes hamper progress What issues do we need to address?
- 17. THANK YOU
- 18. Monitoring of progress on multi-stakeholder sector development (QIS scale)
- 19. Business model developed by Kalikot District WASH committee, Nepal(In practice since Feb 2011) Cooperative Retail shops/ Companies Support mechanism Govt or NGO projects Subsidy on Cash Operational guideline for service delivery mechanism And agreement paper done Outlet for sale Operational guideline for service delivery system And agreement paper done Subsidy on kind: SanitationMaterials Fund collected from sale of sanitation material (pan/pipes subsidy) or cash subsidy are utilised for post construction and upgrade unimproved (temporary) toilets into improved V-WASH decide after ODF declaration
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- Sanitation and CLTS has become as synonyms but we address beyond that mobilising broad range of stakeholders.
- Most of the countries will easily achieve the MDG target but the challenge is to achieve their universal target with the current pace of progress.
- 1) (in Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Nepal, Bhutan)2) (all) and chambres of commerce (Nepal)3) Vietnam, Laos, (Thai, Hmong)- (Vietnam)New actors, means new ideas and new energyPreparation for the multi stakeholder forum in Dien Bien included consultations with government partners to sensitise them to the concept and process including its inclusive strategies. Specific group meetings were facilitated in advance with the ethnic minority communities (Thai and H’Mong) and women’s group to support them develop their message to communicate in the forum.