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Community Led Total Sanitation (CLTS): A Sustainable Approach to Meet the MDGs


Location: Kenya (Nairobi)
Date: 04/26/2010 to 04/30/2010
Language: English
Type: Training Course or Seminar
Keywords: Standards and Best Practices, Water and Sanitation
Training Description

This course will enhance awareness and equip the participants with skills on how to tackle the global sanitation challenges and how to crate more effective and sustainable sanitation programmes. Using this participatory approach, participants will be well on track to change the sanitation practices through creating awareness among the community and instigating spontaneous action and behavioral changes for more effective sanitation programmes.

What is included in the course fee?

This will cover tuition, course file, books and field trip.
Full board accommodation is available at the venue of the course at an additional cost of US$380 or equivalent Kenya Shillings. This is optional and participants may arrange for their own accommodation. However, it is advisable that participants stay at the venue. Day participants will be charged a rate of US$15 or Kshs. 1,000/= per day.

How to Register

The number of participants is limited (minimum 15, maximum 20). Final selection to the course is done upon receipt of payment. Participants are advised to pay at least 1 month before commencement of the course to allow time to receive joining instructions. You can make your application directly on Netwas website (http://www.netwas.org), or you may mail a print version of the application form to NETWAS. View the application guidelines and begin your application process.
Training Cost
Course fee is US$ 950 or equivalent Kenya Shillings
Intended Audience
Management and field staff of Community Based Organisations (CBOs) Non-Governmental Organizations Government bodies and donor agencies concerned with sanitation and behavioral change Public Health Officers, Health managers and Community health workers who want to improve the impact on the ground and develop sustainable sanitation interventions Entrepreneurs, private sector players and manufacturers interested in provision of sanitary ware and products suitable for sustainable development
Training Contact
Jacinta Njenga
Telephone: 2540208042555/6
For further information:

http://www.netwas.org


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