Outcome surveys independently verify country programme results and serve to measure the sustainability of the results achieved and to understand how programmes have contributed to latrine use and hygiene behaviour change.
They are a tool to measure other information on programme outcomes that are not part of the routine monitoring system.
Outcome surveys have been completed in 11 countries. Strategic and targeted programme evaluation inform key milestones, such as grant extensions and programme transitions.
The Nepal programme evaluation’s completion coincided with the national ODF declaration in the country and took stock of achievements in the context of social and humanitarian challenges and made formative assessments and recommendations for the next phase of Nepal’s sanitation and hygiene response.
