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Community-Led Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Interventions in the formal Urban Settlements: An Innovative and Practical Youth Empowerment Approach

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Country: Kenya
Organization: Network for Water and Sanitation
Start date: 20 Apr 2020
End date: 1 May 2020
Registration deadline: 16 Apr 2020

The main thrust of the course is to enable participants to appreciate the capacity of the community and the youth in managing water, sanitation and hygiene interventions at the community level, and the contribution of community management to sustainability.

The module provides community management skills on empowering the community to manage their own WASH interventions with minimal external support for sustainability beyond the project period. The module looks at the key drivers and enablers to community management and looks at various case studies of community managed water supply, sanitation and hygiene interventions.

The module also aims to impart knowledge, skills and attitudes towards capacity development of communities to design, implement and manage sustainably their own WASH interventions.

The course also recognizes that the communities have inbuilt coping mechanisms, that enable them to live even in very adverse environment, and that to address their challenges in management of WASH interventions, this is a key building block. Site exposure visits for practical learning is covered to give first hand practical experiences.

Course Objectives

  1. Be able to appreciate community capacity to manage their own WASH interventions.
  2. To gain knowledge and skills for identification of community capacity gaps for management of WASH interventions
  3. Be able to recognize and utilize the youth while providing them with employment opportunity in the management of WASH interventions.
  4. To gain skills on the process of community capacity building for management of own WASH interventions

Who can benefit from this course?

Development workers who plan and manage community-based water supply and environmental sanitation and hygiene projects/programs, development workers, programs leaders, managers and trainers of community based organizations, development partners and UN Agencies, NGOs and Government agencies. Tutors and Lecturers from sector training institutions and Programmed Managers of funding agencies.

How to register:

Visit our website www.netwas.org for the application form. Fill in the required information and submit


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