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© Plan
Pan-African CLTS Program Progress, High lights, Low lights
and Lessons Learned
Country : Ethiopia
Presented at the Annual Review Meeting
of the Project.
26th February to March 2, 2012
Luxury West Hotel, Accra, Ghana
© Plan 2
Objective
Target No Of Villages
Reached No. Of DUs/ Villages
Target No. Schools
Reached No. Schools
Targeted No. People
Reached No. People
Target No. Children
Reached No. Children
Have been triggered
1198
1351 30 301573 241784 135708
108803
Have reached ODF
1351 30 301573 241784
108803
Have adapted improved Hygiene practices
1351 30 241784
108803
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2011 Progress of Activities
Plan and Achievements
No. of Kebeles
No. of Development Units (DUs)/Villages
HHs POP
2011 Plan 58 1198 64372
301573
2011 Achievement
46 1351 47846
241784
% 79 113 74 80
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2011 Progress of Activities• Conducted baseline survey for villages to be
triggered.
• Facilitated/conducted triggering/ignition in villages and schools.
• Conducted monitoring and follow up to ignited villages to become ODF.
• Facilitated verification of communities for ODF declaration and celebration.
• Procured a vehicle and motorbikes for project activities.
• Strengthened capacity of local government and communities.
© Plan 5
2011 Progress of Activities• Organized and conducted CLTS handson
facilitation training to stakeholders.
• Organized and conducted Quarterly Review
meetings with local leaders and government
bodies.
• Organized and conducted inter-community/district
exchange visits between neighboring
communities/districts.
• Identified and trained Natural Leaders (adult and
children) and established Natural Leaders
Networks. Attended national and international
network meetings and workshops to promote
project activities and share experiences.
© Plan 6
2011 Progress of Activities• Prepared text and published the quarterly AcSearch
Newsletter, Monthly Updates on CLTS and San-Mark and case stories on good practices of CLTS.
• Facilitated SLTS in schools and construction of male and female students’ latrines in Schools.
• Facilitated cooperation and created cross learning on CLTS to share experiences with stakeholders ( like UNICEF and NGOs like SNV, VITA etc.).
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2011 Progress of Activities•Hosted the Annual Plan African CLTS Project Review Meeting and facilitated the organization of the workshop.
•Conducted an assessment to document the SLTS pilot initiative taken to scale up school sanitation and CLTS.
•Facilitated establishment of community-managed sanitation marketing centre.
© Plan 8
High Lights-Innovations that we are proud of:
1. Triggering a kebele(the smallest Administrative Unit) in one day ie many villages by clustering them into groups of villages.
2. Involving schools fo triggering and monitoring.
3. Organizing Natural Leaders to establish a sanitation centre in SNN PU.
4. Using a local game to involve children to promote H&S activities in their villages.
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Low Lights
1. Budget shortage due to high Inflation in the country. As a result we were not able to procure a vehicle approved in the project proposal.
2. Lack of continuous follow up by government staff after triggering.
3. Abscense of water supply in schools to promote effective sanitation and hygiene activities.
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Actions taken to Address challenges
1. The budget shortage discussed with the donor and there was a field visit to the project site by the donor. Additional budget requested.
2. Continuous contact with government staff and organization of review meetings and preparation of joint action plans.
3. Integrating WASH activities.
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Lessons Learned
1. CLTS needs continuous close follow up and monitoring after triggering.
2. Needs budget and logistical support for the follow up and conducting review meetings etc.
3. Needs permanent staff assigned to CLTS implementation.
4. Government has to accept the CLTS apprach so that it gives support in implementation.
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Transect walk by children –observing OD
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Triggering of children
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Public Latrine
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•Report of action plan by children
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A latrine with its ownerHousehold latrine
© Plan 17•A latrine built by a better material
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Visiting a latrine by NLNO WASH Program Officer
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• Discussion with the chair of the Sanitation Centre in SNNP PU
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Slabs produced at the sanitation centre during skill training
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not Human beings