– Hybrid Community Led Total Sanitation Sample Clauses

– Hybrid Community Led Total Sanitation. (CLTS) The GWASH project is using a hybrid approach to CLTS to promote hygiene and healthy water and sanitation practices in its communities. Under this approach, communities are encouraged to play an active role in their water and sanitation health by digging pits and making contributions to their own latrines. CLTS activities during the quarter focused on mobilizing beneficiaries to provide their contributions for the construction of HH latrines and educating beneficiaries on the proper use of the facilities. Monitoring visits were intensified during the reporting period. The main objective of this monitoring was to encourage beneficiaries to mobilize their materials as soon as possible. Follow-up house to house visits were made to targeted beneficiaries whose materials were not ready. Interactions were held with beneficiary households, opinion leaders, and artisans to discuss the challenges regarding materials mobilization at the household level and supply and distribution of construction materials by the suppliers which both contribute to construction delays. The GWASH Project has yet to begin any meaningful efforts towards achieving the goal of a community reaching open defecation free status, but plans to work on that deliverable intensively in the fourth year of the project. With a pure CLTS approach, ODF declaration is relatively straightforward, in that through the triggering process you encourage latrine building, but emphasize interim solutions (such as the dig and bury method of defecation maintenance). That way, a community can become ODF without even one brick being laid towards an improved sanitation solution. Due to our fixed objectives, and our hybrid approach, the GWASH Project is using triggering as a way for beneficiaries to make a meaningful and immediate contribution to their sanitation needs, by providing the equivalent of 60% of the cost of an VIP model latrine. This makes for a much more challenging endeavor as opposed to simply convincing everyone in the community to carry a hoe along when they need to defecate. Long term, however, we anticipate that the ODF solutions will be more sustainable and offer permanent structural solutions to a rural communities sanitation needs. That said, our efforts in certain communities have created increased demand from community members who did not sign up the first time around, as they expressed suspicion as to whether we would fulfill the promises made. Now that they see hundreds of HHLs going u...
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