The magnitude of the sanitation crisis means that sanitation and hygiene solutions must be delivered sustainably, and on a large scale. This requires the close involvement of government at all levels. A new case study outlines eight lessons from the Global Sanitation Fund-supported Uganda Sanitation Fund in coordinating, planning, and implementing Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) at scale through a decentralized government system.
Download the case study or read the feature article on wsscc.org.
Local government health workers and latrine owners proudly display an improved latrine in Lira district, Uganda.©WSSCC/USF
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