Hygiene Behaviour ChangeFund-wide Data and Trends

Bruce Bailey | 3 August 2017

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Hygiene and Sanitation Impacts

470Impacts

Enabling Environment GESI K&L Hygiene Sanitation Water

4.1 Changesin hygienepractices

4.1 Changesin hygienepractices

5.1 Demand forsanitationfacilities

5.1 Demand forsanitationfacilities

5.2Changesin use ofimprovedsanitation

5.2Changesin use ofimprovedsanitation

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Sanitation & Hygiene Behaviour ChangeApproaches

Aligning to national government strategies

Timor-LestePAKSI(WaterAid)

ZimbabweCommunity Approachto Total Sanitation(Welthungerhilfe)

Indonesia Community-based Total Sanitation(Plan International)

Pakistan Approach toTotal Sanitation (PlanInternational and IRC)

Bhutan RuralSanitation andHygiene Programme(SNV)

Nepal NationalSanitation MasterPlan(SNV and ARC)

Enabling Environment for Behaviour Change

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Adjusting to Context

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WASH Markets

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Open Defecation Free Communities

1,913,351Projection

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Evidence-based Approaches

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Menstrual Hygiene Management

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What we expect to achieve?Additional people USING improved sanitation

1,750,741Original plan

2,808,867Current projection

Cambodia 923,000

Pakistan 460,000

Malawi 405,000Indonesia 308,000

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What we expect to achieve?Additional people USING handwashing facilities

1,583,361Original plan

2,088,454Current projection

Pakistan 377,000 Nepal 376,000

Malawi 390,000

Indonesia 308,000

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What we expect to achieve?School WASH

+20%

Number of additional students participating in school hygiene behaviour change programs

Number of additional students with access to school HWWS facilities

-44%

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Measuring effectivenessHave we got the right measures?

Are proxy measures we use for handwashing with soap sufficient?

Should WASH practitioners be expected to measure the health impacts ofhygiene work?

Should we be collecting sex disaggregated data on access to and use ofWASH facilities?

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Thank you!