Sustainable total sanitation in Nigeria Various documents on results from research grant Various authors (2015)

This library entry contains background documents and results for a grant that Sarah Dobsevage is leading and which is funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Further information is also available on the SuSanA discussion forum, see link below. The purpose of this project is to improve the effectiveness, efficiency, inclusion and sustainability of total sanitation approaches for the poor and underserved in Nigerian states, and through the learning so generated contribute to national and regional good practices. +++++++++++ Documents available for download below: 1 - Poster about the progress of the project at the FSM3 Conference in Hanoi, Jan. 2015 2 - A brief which provides evidence to improve the targeting of CLTS in Nigeria 3 - The ‘Deep Dive’ (i.e. market research) report undertaken as part of the Sanitation Marketing component of this project 4 - Two posters presented in May 2016 at the WASH Futures Conference in Brisbane (Australia), which investigate how to improve targeting and outcomes of CLTS and explore how we can accelerate sustainable sanitation coverage to achieve universal access by 2030

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Various authors (2015). Sustainable total sanitation in Nigeria Various documents on results from research grant WaterAid America Inc.

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 CLTS in urbanised areas: is it time to stop tweaking and start targeting?

A blog which gives an overview of WaterAid's work in Nigeria: How effective is Community-led Total Sanitation? After more than a decade of implementation in Nigeria, new WaterAid research suggests it may be significantly more effective in rural communities than more urbanised settings. Erin Flynn, WaterAid's Research Manager, discusses the findings and their implications for future community sanitation projects.

 Realising Nigeria’s sanitation dreams

A blog which gives an overview of WaterAid's work in Nigeria: Nigeria is one of the world’s five biggest contributors to the problem of open defecation, despite ongoing Government efforts. Erin Flynn, WaterAid’s Research Manager, looks at the country’s sanitation problem and whether the sanitation ladder will help Nigeria reach its ambitious targets.

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1 - Poster about this project at the FSM3 Conference in Hanoi, Jan. 2015

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2 - Improving CLTS targeting: Evidence from Nigeria

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3 - The ‘Deep Dive’ (i.e. market research) report

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4 - Improving targeting and outcomes of CLTS in Nigeria

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4 - How can we accelerate sustainable sanitation coverage?

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Sustainable total sanitation in Nigeria

Published in: 2015
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