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Program Progress Update: Inception Meeting May 2014

7/23/2014 Inception Meeting 1

Cambodian Rural Sanitation and Hygiene Improvement Program (CR-SHIP) 2011-2016

Promising Futures, Community by Community

Presentation Outline

2 Inception Meeting

Program Progress Update: Components 1-5

Targets & Results

Budget Spending YTD

Sector Strengthening

Consultant Spotlight: 17 Triggers

Challenges

Lessons Learned

Next 6 Months…


Program Progress Update


CLTS

12 SGs; 5 provinces; 2,500

villages

• iDE •WaterSHED

Sanitation Marketing 2 SGs;

5 provinces

•MRD M&E – Advocacy

CESVI SNV SSO

CFED

RWC CESVI NAS

CHED

SP COCD PDAO CRC

KYA




2,000

1,200

1,520

292

2. Village CLTStriggeered

1. Village declared ODFProgress5-Year Target

=24%

=76%

Key Results & Targets

1,200,000

600000

1,000,000

240170

192258

812630

5. People living in ODF environments

4. People using improved toilets

3. People reached by hygienemessages

=81%

=28%

=20%




No SG Total village ODF Overall Achievement Baseline % Results %

1 SNV 709 111 41 64 2 CESVI 60 16 36 60 3 SSO 92 34 43 75 4 CFED 159 24 37 60 5 RWC 173 20 46 60 6 CHED 190 9 34 60 7 NAS 134 22 40 61

Total 1517 236 39% 63%

SG 2-Year Performance – ODF Achievement




Advo

cacy

•MRD Project • Field work

teams •Desk review

•National Sanitation Day

Com

mun

icat

ion • IEC Materials

•CLTS & CR-SHIP Documentary

•TV ad on hand-washing

• ‘3 Behaviors 1 Hour’ Tool




May 2012

Chinese Delegation

Oct 2012

GSF Ethiopia & Senegal

Jan 2013

Gates Grantees

June 2013

WSSCC & WaterAID

Sept 2013

Plan Asia Regional WASH

Jan 2014

Danish Red Cross - Togo


National Sanitation Day Activities with MRD

Partnerships with UNICEF on communication

materials

BCC Strategy and Tool – Development, Initiation &

Monitoring

Advocacy Sub-grant led by MRD

M&E Sub-grant led by MRD •Establish M&E system •System implementation

Sector Strengthening



Targets & Results


# Sub-grantee name Province District Target Villages planned

Covered villages by

Dec. 13 Round 1: Community-Led Sanitation: Recruited Jan. 2012 1 Netherlands Development

Organisation (SNV) Kampong Cham, Svay Rieng & Takeo

5 514 366

2 Santi Sena (SS) Svay Rieng 2 92 92

3 Cambodian Farmer Economic Development (CFED)

Svay Rieng 2 159 159

4 Rain Water Cambodia (RWC)

Kampong Cham 2 173 173

5 Cesvi Fondazione Onlus (CESVI )


6 Cambodia Health Education Development (CHED)


7 NAK AKPHIVATH SAHAKUM (NAS)


Round 2: Community-Led Sanitation: Recruited Oct. 2012

1 Netherlands Development Organisation (SNV)

Kandal and Kampong Speu

4 343 343

Total 5 Provinces 21 1667 1519

Project is on-going through

Dec. 2014


Targets & Results 2


SG name Toilet constructed People benefit from using toilets

# of Village

triggered

# of ODF

village

People living in ODF environment

People reached key hygiene messages

Total Pour flush Dry pit

Total Female Total Female Total Female

Santi Sena 2,169 1108 1061 10,194 5,199 47 12 10,500 5,250 11,032 5,995

RWC 1,002 996 6 4,709 2,402 54 9 7,875 3,938 8,039 3,785

CFED 1,559 1186 373 7,327 3,737 51 13 11,375 5,688 5,249 2,612

CESVI 563 433 130 2,815 1,436 34 9 7,875 3,938 18,909 9,005

SNV 1&2 9,572 9116 456 47,860 24,409 70 44 38,500 19,250 14,189 8,254

NAS 899 779 120 4,495 2,292 68 9 7,875 3,938 18,909 9,005

CHED 659 589 70 3,295 1,680 95 2 1,750 875 27,483 9,623 Total 16,423 14,207 2,216 80,696 41,155 419 98 85,750 42,875 103,810 48,279

SG Achievements on Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion Activities (9-month of year 2 for 7 SGs from January to September 2013)

SG name Districts Covered

Latrines sold through enterprises

Enterprises Developed

Social Marketing campaign (participants)

Total Female iDE 10 2446 4 Not track Not track WaterSHED 28 5209 308 22499 3720 Total 38 7655 312 22499 3720

SG Achievements in Sanitation Marketing (9-month of year 1 for 2 SGs from January to September 2013)


Budget Spending YTD (May 2014)


Total average: 53% Operation cost: 59% Grant-fund: 52%

•60% PC1

•45% PC2

•26% ( Advocacy project) PC3

•28% (M&E project) PC4

•34% PC5


Consultant firm with marketing background Market Research – Effective BCC models/imagery ◦ CLTS inspired (Disgusting imagery) ◦ Celebrity & Instructional ◦ Cartoon

Tool Design Strategy Roll-out Training

Consultant Spotlight: 17 Triggers



Challenges



Challenges 2



Lessons Learned


Clear roles & responsibilities needed for government

Collaboration with CBOs reduces cost and increases sustainability

Community advocacy to national government is key


Lessons Learned 2


Children need to be empowered

Visible village social monitoring

map

Strong capacity and coordination

of PDRDs


Thank You!

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