Emergency WASH trainersMHM toolkit

Laminated cards

(photo: D. Makamba / UNICEF)

Emergency latrine – A

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(photo: D. Makamba / UNICEF)

Emergency latrine – B

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(photo: S Raza / OXFAM-GB)

Emergency latrine – C

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(photo: N. Villeminot / ACF-France)

Emergency latrine – D

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Screened toilet and bathing blocks hand-washing unit / water

available inside screen, Pakistan Earthquake response

(photo: OXFAM-GB / S House)

(photo: OXFAM-GB / S House)

(photo: OXFAM-GB / S House)

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Integral private washing slab in screened internal unit inside a toilet and bathing block, Pakistan earthquake response

(photo: OXFAM-GB / S House)(photo: OXFAM-GB / S House)

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What end disposal options exist for

menstrual hygiene waste products in an emergency?

For each option what are the

possible: • Strengths? • Problems?

A

B C D

E

Photo: Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India

Photo: S House / MSF Spain

Photo: S House /OXFAM-GB

Photo: S House /OXFAM-GBPicture: Government of

Tanzania / Rashid Mbago

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What are the features of waste collection

containers that make them most suitable for

menstrual hygiene wastes?

A

B C

E

D

(All pictures: Government of the United Republic of Tanzania / Rashid Mbago) 8

Hygiene?Privacy?Dignity?Safety?

Photo: WASH Cluster Hygiene Project

Designing considering menstruation

Is this a good design for a shower unit for a woman or girl in a camp situation?

• Strong design features?

• Possible problematic design features?

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