 | Sanitation Promotion (SIDA - SDC - WSSCC - WHO, 1998, 292 p.) |
 |  | (introduction...) |
| | Acknowledgements |
| | Acronyms |
| | Welcome |
|  | The challenge - A sanitation revolution |
| | (introduction...) |
| | The problem of sanitation - WSSCC Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation |
| | Commonly held wrong assumptions about sanitation - WSSCC Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation |
| | Sanitation research needs - WSSCC Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation |
| | Gaining political will and partnership |
| | Principles and guidelines |
| | (introduction...) |
| | Advocacy for sanitation - Sara Wood1 and Mayling Simpson-Hébert2 |
| | Mobilizing the media for sanitation promotion - WHO, Geneva, Switzerland |
| | Mobilizing partners for sanitation promotion - Sara Wood1 and Mayling Simpson-Hébert2 |
| | Private-sector involvement in promoting sanitation - Sara Wood1 |
| | Social marketing for sanitation programmes - Sunil Mehra1 |
| | Case studies |
| | Securing political will in Uganda - John Odolon1 |
| | Sanitation in Surat - Ashoke Chatterjee1 |
| | Promotion through better programmes |
| | Principles and guidelines |
| | (introduction...) |
| | Important elements for a successful national sanitation programme - WSSCC Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation |
| | Principles of better sanitation programmes - WSSCC Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation |
| | Principle cards - WSSCC Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation |
| | Features of better sanitation programmes - WSSCC Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation |
| | Principles of sanitation in emergency situations (1) - John Adams1 |
| | Guidelines on achieving water supply and sanitation in peri-urban areas - WSSCC Urbanization Working Group |
| | Principles of the strategic sanitation approach - Albert M. Wright1 |
| | Empowerment |
| | A gender perspective in sanitation projects - Angela Hayden1 |
| | Hygiene behaviour-change: lessons from other sectors - Carol Jenkins1 |
| | Participatory approaches to community empowerment - John Odolon1 |
| | Participatory monitoring and evaluation of sanitation projects - Jennifer Rietbergen-McCracken1, Sara Wood2 and Mayling Simpson-Hébert3 |
| | Financing low-income household sanitation facilities through household credit - Robert Varley1 |
| | Checklist |
| | Checklist for planning better sanitation projects - WSSCC Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation |
| | Checklist for planning sanitation in emergency situations - Mayling Simpson-Hebert1 |
| | Checklist for planning hygiene behaviour-change in sanitation projects - Mayling Simpson-Hebert1 and Sara Wood2 |
| | Gender checklist for planning sanitation projects - Angela Hayden1 |
| | Promotion through innovation |
| | Child-centred approaches |
| | (introduction...) |
| | Promoting sanitation through children - Angela Hayden1 |
| | The Bal Sevak programme in India - Nandita Kapadia-Kundu and Ashok Dyalchand1 |
| | The HESAWA school health and sanitation package - Eben S. Mwasha1 |
| | Children as health and hygiene promoters in South Africa - Edward D. Breslin1, Carlos Madrid2 and Anderson Mkhize3 |
| | Participatory approaches |
| | Promoting sanitation through community participation in Bolivia - Betty Soto T.1 |
| | Strengthening a rural sanitation programme using participatory methods in Uganda - John Odolon1 |
| | Innovative technologies |
| | Towards an ecological approach to sanitation - Uno Winblad1 |
| | Promoting composting toilets for Pacific Islands - Leonie Crennan1 |
| | Peri-urban sanitation promotion in Mozambique - Darren Saywell1 |
| | Urine as fertilizer in Mexico City - Yoloquetzatl Ceballos1 |
| | Experimenting with dry toilets in El Salvador - Ron Sawyer1 and George Anna Clark2 |
| | Meeting demand for dry sanitation in Mexico - Ron Sawyer1 |
| | Low-cost sewerage - Duncan Mara1 |
| | Worm composting and vermitechnologies applicable to sanitation - S. Zorba Frankel1 |
| | Bibliography |
| | Back cover |
Back cover
The time has come for a sanitation revolution. Half of the people in the world today lack even basic sanitation, such as toilets and solid waste removal, and as a consequence over three million people die each year from epidemics and chronic disease related to environmental pollution. Governments and aid agencies need to wake up to the problem and act in positive ways to remedy these unhealthy environments.
Sanitation Promotion is the result of four years of work by the Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation. It is a collection of articles designed to give all who wish to promote sanitation the tools to do so effectively. The book helps us to understand the nature of the challenge before us, how to gain the political will and partnerships necessary for success, how to do better sanitation programmes and shares new ideas and case examples of sanitation promotion.
This book is for:
- sanitation policy makers
- sanitation strategic planners
- external support agencies
- nongovernmental organizations
- senior field staff.
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