Printer-friendly versionOne pagers are short write-ups by practitioners of innovations, experiences and ways in which particular challenges have been overcome.
If you would like to write a one pager based on your own experience, please use the format outlined below and remember to make it concise and practical.
- Title
- Experience: describe the experience or innovation, what happened,what was done, what challenge was addressed
- What to do: describe or list the activities
- Tips: give hints and advice on how best to do this.
- Relevant publications (if appropriate)
- Contact (for further information: Full name, position, organisation and email address of person(s) that can give further details on the experience described
One pagers
Community-led Construction of Latrines- Formation of Procurement Committees
The ‘Cat’ Method for Ending Open Defecation Immediately
Introducing Participatory Design into Sanitation Programmes
Review and reflection meetings to enhance scalability and sustainability
Using Micro Finance and Village Savings and Loans Schemes in CLTS
Sustainable sub- and superstructures
Local solutions for dealing with termites
Participatory Follow-Up Tools: The Shit and Shake and Calculating Ingested Shit
Recommendations for Health Surveillance Assistants implementing CLTS in Malawi
The Role of Competitions in Achieving Open Defecation Free Communities in Malawi
Rewards to motivate and sustain the performance of communities and individuals in Sierra Leone
The Phasing of CLTS and Sanitation Marketing in Uganda
Integrating CLTS with water and livelihood activities
Collective support to marginalised groups
Exploring media opportunities to highlight CLTS
Termite-proofing wood used for latrine construction
JMP standards vis-a-vis CLTS experiences
CLTS in the post-emergency context
Creating competition amongst village chiefs
Triggering in Primary Schools in Indonesia
Vigilance by young girls and women: The Gandhian way of persuasion