Community-Led Total Sanitation, Zambia: Stick Carrot or Ballon? Harvey, P. (2011)

It is clear that there is a need for more effective strategies to increase sanitation coverage in rural areas, especially in sub-Saharan Africa. One such strategy which is expanding in the sub-continent is community-led total sanitation (CLTS). However, CLTS has been criticized for 'shaming' communities.

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Harvey, P. (2011). Community-Led Total Sanitation, Zambia: Stick Carrot or Ballon? Practical Action Publishing

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Community-Led Total Sanitation, Zambia: Stick Carrot or Ballon?

Published in: 2011
Pages: 11

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Practical Action Publishing

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Harvey, P.

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