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Light Review of UNICEF Nepal Sanitation Marketing Program
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UNICEF Nepal partnered with iDE Nepal in support of the Sanitation and Hygiene Master Plan (SHMP) to develop a market-based approach for sanitation, in order to strengthen the sanitation supply chain and market improved toilets at competitive rates. The partnership began with a pilot phase from 2011 and continued until 2015 with the aim of scaling up sanitation marketing in 8 districts in the Terai region, a particularly challenging area with high rates of open defecation.

This light review was conducted to inform a potential future partnership, and aimed to answer the following questions:

* How is sanitation marketing alone (i.e. without traditional community triggering) contributing to the achievement of ODF communities?

* What were the main reasons for the shortfall to achieve ODF status and what needs to be changed in the approach to ensure future success?

* How did households in the lowest wealth quintile experience the sanitation marketing approach, and in what way(s) did they obtain their improved household toilet?

* How was handwashing with soap (HWWS) after toilet use integrated in the sanitation marketing approach?

* Is the use of sanitation marketing alone more cost effective than using the traditional community triggering approach followed by sanitation marketing?

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Publisher:
UNICEF ,   (2016 )
Type / Script:
Official Document in English
Keywords:
SANITATION, SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION, WATER TREATMENT, WATER CONSERVATION, WATER RESOURCES, RESOURCES CONSERVATION, WASTE DISPOSAL, SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT, WASTE MANAGEMENT, LATRINES, SEWAGE DISPOSAL, SANITARY FACILITIES, SANITATION MARKETING, SANITATION, ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION, HYGIENE, SOCIAL CHANGE, HEALTH CENTRES, EDUCATION, HEALTH, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, DIARRHOEAL DISEASES, SELF RELIANCE
Thematic Group:
 UNICEF : Children Fund
Thesaurus:
10.04.00  -  Environmental Health
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