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WSSCC supports the national workshop on Community-Led approaches in India

Key Resource Centre at Uttarakahnd Academy of Administration organized the national workshop on Community-Led approaches in the context of the Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan (NBA),  in  collaboration with WSSCC with the support of Ministry of Drinking Water & sanitation, Government of India. 

 

11 April 2013

Request for Proposals: The effects of poor sanitation on women and girls in India

The SHARE Research Consortium and the Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council (WSSCC) have joined together to issue a Request for Proposals (RFP) with a total value of £400,000 for research on sanitation and women in India.

Source: WSSCC & SHARE
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7 March 2013

The Widows’ Plight

Providing knowledge and changing behaviour, and need to cater the social and
financial issues in the community

People's Stories
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Author: Management Consultants Pvt. Ltd
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25 February 2013

“Partnerships and Collaboration for Sanitation & Hygiene Promotion" Acting Locally to Make Sanitation Work

This note is an attempt to analyse the partnerships and collaborations in place in Jharkhand to improve programme interventions and contribute to wider sector debates and learning as a strategy towards continuous improvement of sanitation and hygiene status in the project districts

India
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22 February 2013

“Equity in Access, Use and Benefits”

This study covered twelve villages across Dumka, Deoghar and Saraikela Kharsawan districts in Jharkhand as part of the learning exercise.The observations and lessons elaborated in this note take into account the issues of equity in access to, and use and benefits of improved sanitation services in these three districts.

India
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22 February 2013

Tracking toilets on the ground

The Global Sanitation Fund in India supports demand driven community led interventions aimed at enabling access to and effective use of improved sanitation facilities and hygiene promotion at scale in select locations in Bihar, Assam and Jharkhand.

India
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20 February 2013

Menstruation taboo puts 300 mln women in India at risk - experts

At least 23 percent of girls in India leave school when they start menstruating and the rest miss an average of five days during each monthly menstrual period between the ages of 12 and 18, according to WSSCC, a partnership run by government, non-governmental organisation (NGO) members and a United  Nations-hosted secretariat.

Source: Alertnet // Julie Mollins
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11 February 2013

A Typical View Of Girl Toilets in Urban Slums of India

The View Of a typical Girls Toilet in Urban Slums of India . Girl are facing a big problem in India both in (Urban & Rural Slums) in terms of Toilets .  …

Photo
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Author: Gagan Deep
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New Delhi
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9 January 2013

WASH News and Policy Update Bi-monthly e-Newsletter of India WASH Forum Issue # 27, Dec 2012

The latest news from the India WASH Forum!

India
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3 January 2013

Sanitation and Hygiene Advocacy and Communication Strategy Framework 2012-2017

Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation, Government of India and UNICEF jointly developed, along with other partners, the National Sanitation and Hygiene Advocacy and Communication Strategy Framework 2012-2017. 

Publications
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Author: Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation, Government of India
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English
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