Tools for Trust – Pathways towards peace for equitable water
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Our partners are sharing innovative tools and approaches that promote collaboration to ensure that water and WASH systems can withstand and adapt to emerging climate challenges. It is crucial to build momentum for accountability and trust in order to create climate-resilient water and WASH solutions. The tools and approaches outlined by our partners demonstrate how the principles of trust, accountability, and equity can be seamlessly integrated into programming. By applying these resources in their work contexts, stakeholders can foster trust, build systems of accountability, and enhance resilience.
Centre for Advocacy and Reseach (CFAR), 2024
Ward-level ‘Saniwall’- a Public Dashboard-for People-Centred WASH Governance to Build Trust and People-Centric WASH Governance
CFAR India’s Saniwall empowers communities to lead inclusive, climate-resilient WASH service delivery. By identifying barriers and building leadership, it translates policies into actionable solutions for slums, redefines power structures, and institutionalizes gender, equity, diversity, and social inclusion (GEDSI) in WASH governance.
iDE Cambodia, 2024
Period Pathways: Leveraging Design to Break Down Barriers in Menstrual Health
Drawing from some of the best tools and frameworks that human-centred design (HCD) has to offer, the “Period Pathways” tool combines three specific HCD tools: card sorting, generating personas, and plotting personas on a framework, our Menstrual Health Experience Matrix. These tools are intentionally sequenced together to create a comprehensive and empathetic framework for understanding and addressing the complexities of menstrual health and hygiene (MHH).
UTS-ISF and SNV Laos, Bhutan, Nepal, 2024
Climate Hero Toolkit
A personas approach to strengthening local government leadership for climate-resilient WASH was developed by the Institute for Sustainable Futures at the University of Technology Sydney. The initiative aims to support emerging leaders in local government to advocate for, plan, and implement climate-resilient and inclusive WASH delivery in collaboration with SNV in Laos, Bhutan, and Nepal.
WaterAid, UTS-ISF, 2020
Climate Change Response for Inclusive WASH: A guidance note for WaterAid Timor-Leste
Developed in collaboration with WaterAid Timor-Leste field staff, this guidance note offers practical, community-based activities designed to engage local stakeholders in understanding how climate impacts on WASH affect different groups of people in diverse ways. It also emphasises the importance of gender and social inclusion in strengthening climate resilience within WASH systems. This guidance aims to inspire the broader global WASH sector by highlighting the critical role of gender and social inclusion in building climate-resilient WASH solutions.
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