Good practices for Social inclusion - Case studies and summary

Performance
indicators (Indikator
kinerja)
Assumptions and risks
Correlation w/ CSS
(Kaitannya dengan
Rencana Strategis
Sanitasi Kota)
household heads themselves or by trained toilet masons (4) to assist local men
and women to form/use a representative committee to plan, implement and
monitor the installation of improved toilets in all households and to follow up the
toilets‘ maintenance and hygienic use by all (5) to train any interested poor
women such as single mothers as community toilet masons who can raise and
meet women‘s demands for improved sanitation also as a means for earning an
income in their own communities; (6) to promote handwashing with soap at
critical times by all members in the family (7) to end open defecation and
measurably improve local sanitation conditions and practices
: Development of a step-by-step programme for CBSL; Team of trainers trained
in gender and poverty sensitive promotion, incl. PRA techniques for CLTS;
number of committees formed to plan and manage community sanitation and
hygiene; % males/females and poor on committees; degree to which female and
poor members participate and decide in committee meetings; presence of local
trained masons and % female; % of local men‘s and women who participate in
transect walks, stool load measurement and toilet options sessions; % households
who have agreed to install one of the types of toilets promoted; local adjustments
made to sanitation planning and designs; degree of sharing of information on
design and constructions between households; % households who have
completed a sanitary toilet; % households where all members have stopped
outside defecation; % households planning upgrading; % toilets with soap and
water for handwashing present; % household members knowing 3-4 critical
times for handwashing with soap; costs of promotion and management of
programme; costs for households and community ; Safe disposal of children‘s
stools
Soil and climate conditions suitable for on-site sanitation; local materials for
construction are available and can be afforded by low-income households;
community homogeneity, leadership and solidarity suitable for a community
managed approach to sanitation; a (hidden) demand for improved sanitation is
present
: Developing sustainable and effective strategies for effective and lasting
improvement of excreta disposal along with improved practices are major goals
of the CSS. These strategies need to be adjusted to the different ecological,
demographic and socio-economic conditions of the people. They should serve
especially the poor who have the lowest sanitation coverage and highest health
risks. One typical category are households in low income peri-urban areas.
Linking with income generation for the poorest, which includes unemployed
single mothers adds a poverty reduction element
Testing affordable and accepted/used ecotoilets and the scope, and socioeconomic
and environmental impacts of ecotoilets for low income women and
men is also an important goal of the pilot project
Map (Peta) : General Map
(peta area lokasi)
Location (Lokasi)
Stakeholders
Beneficiaries
(Penerima Manfaat)
Executing agency
(Institusi pelaksana)
Project activities and
results (outputs)
Detailed Map
(peta detail lokasi)
: Peri urban community with high need & demand for sanitation and potential &
demand for free human fertiliser and compost
Dinas PKK, Health, Sanitasi, Poverty Reduction Programme (if operational in
Kota)
: Women (as toilet & compost/fertiliser users, and hygiene educators), men (as
financers, toilet users and compost/fertiliser users), children, single mother (as
toilet mason) in Keurahan …. Female and male leaders who strengthen capacity
for environmental and project management
:
Dep
Activity
1. Identify and obtain agreement of
pilot community(ies) by physical
feasibility, need and demand
2. Form & train social/technical/health
Result
1. Pilot community in place
2. Mixed (discipline & gender) team
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