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Framework and Process - 3may11
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Targets, indicators (2015)
90% of rural hh have latrines (not statedin NTP3)
75% of rural hh use hygienic latrines(=NTP3)
75% of farming hh have hygieniclivestock pens (NTP3 is 65%)
100% rural k-gartens, schools, clinics,markets and CPCs have
access to hygieniclatrines (=NTP3)
60% of communes collect and treatdomestic waste (=NTP3)
80% of popn have access to informationon RWSSH (=NTP3)
80% of rural poor have access toinformation on RWSSH (NTP3 is
90%)
90% of k-garten and schoolchildrenparticipate in sanitation
promotion (NTP3 is100%)
80% of rural popn receive IEC onHWWS (=NTP3), 40% practice
HWWS(not stated in NTP3)
NTP3 also exp ects bio gas at 30% of
farming hh
Baseline (2010), (NTP3)
11,436,500 (77%) hh havelatrines
8,905,988 (60%) hh havehygienic latrines
32,155 (80%) schools; 7,976clinics (82%); 1,537 (47%)markets;
7,004 (70%) CPCshave latrines
Some questions:
Is the prior i ty to get 17% with latr ines to have hy gienic
latr ines OR to get
mos t of the 23% with no latr ines to have latr ines (including
ensuring 15% are
hygienic) OR a mix of th ese approaches?
what is the basel ine on access to inform ation?
what is the strategy for behaviour change once people have
access toinformation?
what strategy and monito r ing framework w il l be used to look
at related
objectives, such as HWWS?
assume there should be a link somewhere to peoples health (eg
reduced
incidence of diarrhoea or improving childrens growth)?
NTP M&E System
Proportion of hh having hygienic latrines(%) [indicator #6]
Proportion of schools, clinics, publicfacilities (%) [indicators
#3, 4, 5]
Number of newly constructed (hygienic)latrines/y (No) [indicator
#11]
NTP3: Action Plan for Rural Sanitation 2011-2015: A Framework
for Scaling Up
Many Approaches (NTP3 does not specify,
RSAP lists some)
Demand generation (eg. CLTS)
Supply strengthening (eg SanitationMarketing)
PHAST
CHCs
HWWS
Subsidised credit
Pilot, small-scale NGO, research projects:
What is the scale of the challenge? (No, %)
What is the scale of the response? (No, %)
What is the scale of inputs, activity? ($, staff, time)
What is the scale of the progress?
What goals, purpose, objectives, outcomes, impacts are proposed
andplanned and what methods of measurement are being used?
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Framework and Process - 3may11
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Pilot, small-scale NGO, research projects:
What is the scale of the challenge? (No, %) What is the scale of
the response? (No, %) What is the scale of inputs, activity? ($,
staff,
time)
What is the scale of the progress? What goals, purpose,
objectives, outcomes,
impacts are proposed and planned and whatmethods of measurement
are being used?
Many Approaches (NTP3 does not
specify, RSAP lists some)
Demand generation (eg. CLTS)
Supply strengthening (egSanitation Marketing)
PHAST
CHCs
HWWS
Subsidised credit
