What Works at Scale? Distilling the Critical Success Factors for Scaling Up Rural Sanitation

Apr 25, 2014

Description
Key findings

This paper is based on the Knowledge Sharing Forum of the same name. It examines the conditions for success in sanitation programs and strategies that lead to robust implementation in various countries.

Demand and motivation for safe sanitation must come before physical implementation and continue with support for sustained new practices after construction. Tweet
Supply chain products and services need to meet the generated demand quickly and at affordable costs, matching consumer preferences. Tweet
Systematic program implementation is a key to sustained behavior change, where high priority is given to continuing capacity building through training, visits, and support. Tweet
Committed leadership by government at all levels is key to scaling up the sanitation effort, which may include promotion of leadership at local levels and an institutional structure dedicated to the sanitation campaign. Tweet

Issue areas
International Development

Document type
Report/Whitepaper

Geography
Global

Language
English

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Title

What Works at Scale? Distilling the Critical Success Factors for Scaling Up Rural Sanitation

Publication date

2014-04-25

Publication year

2014

Copyright holder(s)

World Bank Water and Sanitation Program (World Bank Water), Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation, Government of India

Geographical focus

Global

Keywords

open defecation, WSP, knowledge sharing, sanitation program, defecation

Document type

Report/Whitepaper

Language

English

URL

https://search.issuelab.org/resource/what-works-at-scale-distilling-the-critical-success-factors-for-scaling-up-rural-sanitation.html

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