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Scaling up capacity building in non-sewered sanitation

2017 - 2019 • Centre for Affordable Water and Sanitation Technology (CAWST)

Purpose

Strengthen the ability of capacity building organizations, such as training institutions and resource centres, to deliver high quality capacity building services in non-sewered sanitation

Activities

Focusing in the geographic areas of Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, including Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Uganda, Zambia, Bangladesh, and Nepal, over the next two years CAWST will identify and strengthen the ability of capacity building organizations, such as training institutions and resource centres, to deliver high quality capacity building services in non-sewered sanitation.

Existing and potential capacity building organizations will be identified and catalogued, and subsequently linked to implementers, practitioners, government officials, project managers, technicians, emptiers, and health promoters, as well as sanitation experts and resources. In addition, we will select and strengthen the most promising capacity builders, helping them to improve their education resources, curriculum design, delivery mechanisms, and knowledge management practices.

CAWST understands that capacity building is not a goal in itself, but rather a foundation to achieve sanitation goals. Therefore, effective capacity building should result in action: knowledge transfer, skill development, behaviour change, and implementation by the target audience – with the ultimate result being people using safely managed sanitation services. Proper design and delivery of capacity building activities is critical to successful capacity building outcomes.

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Image: WASH awareness Zambia

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Objectives

Addressing a key bottleneck in wide-scale implementation of non-sewered sanitation: the lack of knowledgeable, skilled, and motivated practitioners who plan, design, implement, operate, and maintain non-sewered sanitation services.

Further information

This investment is planned to identify right training institutions from selected countries in South Asia and Sub Saharan Africa, provide support in the integration of non-sewered sanitation and FSM courses and support in running the training program.

Contact information

Tommy Ngai
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Sterenn Philippe
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Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Capacity development East Asia & Pacific International NGO Practitioners Specific to one or several countries Sub-Saharan Africa

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CAWST
Calgary
Canada


CAWST, the Centre for Affordable Water and Sanitation Technology, is a nonprofit organization and licensed engineering firm that provides training and consulting to organizations that work directly with populations in developing countries who lack access to clean water and basic sanitation. CAWST "walks beside" hundreds of organizations—government agencies, community groups, and local and international NGOs of all sizes—in 82 countries as they develop their capacities to deliver water and sanitation programs locally. Impacting the lives of 13.1 million people worldwide through better water and sanitation since 2001, CAWST's capacity building model has demonstrated its ability to catalyze community action in developing countries to initiate and operate water and sanitation programs.

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