The 23rd meeting of the UK’s Sanitation Community of Practice was held on the 14th of June 2019 at the University of Sheffield. The aim of the event was to discuss the importance and potentials of capacity building as an integral part of sanitation service delivery. Students from the University of Sheffield presented their group work assessing municipal capacity building approaches in Ghana, after which an engaged audience discussed with an expert panel key questions posed by the students. In two afternoon sessions, various case studies of building municipal capacity were presented. Finally, a group exercise was conducted to develop capacity building strategies in relation to the Ghana Sanitation Challenge.



The presentations below will be available for download:

1) Assessing approaches to building municipal capacity to improve sanitation service delivery in Ghana, Presentation and discussion of findings and key questions - student research group (University of Sheffield)

2) Building capacity for city-wide inclusive sanitation - Peter Hawkins (Consultant)

3) Municipal scope for action in urban sanitation and support mechanisms - Kevin Sansom (WEDC)

4) Participatory planning with a municipality for sustainable sanitation solutions: Experience from Babati, Tanzania - Joanne Beale (Consultant / WaterAid)

5) Building capacity for citywide FSM in Lusaka - Jane Olley (WSUP Advisory)

6) Municipal capacity building for service delivery - Glyn Williams (Urban Studies and Planning)

Bibliographic information

Various Authors (2019). 23rd SanCoP meeting: Municipal Capacity Building to Sustain Sanitation Services SanCoP, Sheffield, UK

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KenyaTanzania United Republic ofZambia

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