Research
Community Led Total Sanitation in Bangladesh: Chronicles of a People’s Movement
Social Dynamics of CLTS: Inclusion of children, women and vulnerable
Dimensi Kelembagaan dalam Penyebarluasan CLTS di Indonesia
Article by Edy Priyono on the research carried out by Akademika as part of the IDS research project Going to Scale: The Potential of Community-led Total Sanitation in Percik Magazine (December 2008)
in Bahasa Indonesia
Date: 30 January 2009
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Children as agents of change
Dissertation by Katie Fernandez submitted as part of the MSc Development Studies at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) at the University of London. (September 2008)
Date: 30 January 2009
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An end to open defecation
This id21 research highlight on CLTS contains an editorial piece on CLTS, as well as four short summaries of CLTS-related research publications, with links to the original documents and further related information.
Date: 30 January 2009
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Taking Community-led Total Sanitation to Spread: Movement, Spread and Adaptation
When a practice becomes widespread enough, then it has ‘gone to scale’. But
increasing the intensity and spread of a particular practice is not a linear or obvious
endeavour.
The paper proposes that going to scale is multi-dimensional and complex. It focuses
on Community-led Total Sanitation (CLTS): an innovation in participatory methodology, as well as a unique approach to sanitation. The paper describes how CLTS offers important lessons to understand spread which is critical for scaling up in an effective way. The main argument is that spread and adaptation are important aspects of scaling up, which is often neglected in the literature.
Date: 17 December 2008
WaSH-AcSearch newsletter
Plan Ethiopia ‘s Newsletter of Action Research for Scaling up Community-Managed Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene Services
Date: 9 December 2008
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