Developing capacity for an integrated rural sanitation service delivery model at scale

摘要

The delivery of sustainable WASH services involves moving beyond sanitation demand creation andbuilding capacity for an integrated approach at scale with quality, whilst ensuring equitable outcomes.The Sustainable Sanitation and Hygiene for All Programme (SSH4A), is essentially a capacity buildingapproach, supporting local government to lead and accelerate progress towards district-wide sanitationcoverage with a focus on institutional sustainability and learning. Developed in five countries in Asia bySNV and IRC since 2008, its integrated model is now used by SNV in 15 countries, tailoring solutions indemand creation, sanitation supply chains, behaviour change communication and governance. Theprocess has generated many lessons both within the country contexts and the sector, in particular relatedto scaling, capacity development and the integration of methodologies, which are described in this paper.