Kategori Digilib
Sanitation & Hygiene Promotion in Lao PDR: Learning from the National Water Supply & Environmental Health Programme
Pengarang
Dr. Khonethip Phouangphet, Dr. Soutsakhone Chanthaphone, Santanu Lahiri, Chander Badloe
Dr. Khonethip Phouangphet, Dr. Soutsakhone Chanthaphone, Santanu Lahiri, Chander Badloe
Penerbit
Lao PDR, Water and Sanitation Program - East Asia and Pacific (WSP-EAP), March 2000, 7 hal
Lao PDR, Water and Sanitation Program - East Asia and Pacific (WSP-EAP), March 2000, 7 hal
Tahun Terbit
Th. 2000
Th. 2000
No. Klasifikasi
363.72 PHO s
363.72 PHO s
Kata Kunci
catatan lapangan, sanitasi, hygiene promotion, Lao PDR
catatan lapangan, sanitasi, hygiene promotion, Lao PDR
Lokasi
Perpustakaan AMPL
Perpustakaan AMPL
Dilihat
789 kali
789 kali
In Lao PDR, as in many countries, the provision of safe and reliable water supply and appropriate sanitation services, based on community-focused and sustainable approaches, remains a challenge.
One of the main focus area in Lao PDR's National Water Supply and Environmental Health Programme (NWSEHP) is sanitation and hygiene promotion. To this end, participatory hygiene analysis has been the entry point for initiating a key strategic principle - the community dialogue process.
Following a brief description of the programme background, this Learning Note describes the step-wise approach to community dialogue, with an emphasis on hygiene promotion initiatives. It defines the lessons learned thus far, based on field experience from operationalising the Lao PDR Rural Water Supply and Sanitation (RWSS) Sector Strategy in 7 selected 'spearhead' provinces, and on the nationally implemented School Sanitation and Hygiene program.
One of the main focus area in Lao PDR's National Water Supply and Environmental Health Programme (NWSEHP) is sanitation and hygiene promotion. To this end, participatory hygiene analysis has been the entry point for initiating a key strategic principle - the community dialogue process.
Following a brief description of the programme background, this Learning Note describes the step-wise approach to community dialogue, with an emphasis on hygiene promotion initiatives. It defines the lessons learned thus far, based on field experience from operationalising the Lao PDR Rural Water Supply and Sanitation (RWSS) Sector Strategy in 7 selected 'spearhead' provinces, and on the nationally implemented School Sanitation and Hygiene program.