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How to make WASH projects sustainable and successfully disengage in vulnerable contexts

This is an Action Agains Hunger practical manual of recommendations and good practices based on a case study of five Action Against Hunger Netswork Water, Sanitation and Hygiene projects.

31 December 2007, Sarah House, ACF International Network

How to make WASH projects sustainable and successfully disengage in vulnerable contexts

As achieving sustainability of water, sanitation and hygiene promotion continues to challenge southern governments and development actors, this practical manual considers internal and external factors challenging Sustainability. The work is based on field case studies in Lao PDR, Cambodia, Liberia, Kenya and Colombia.



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