Sanitation Partnerships Harnessing Potential (BPD) - The Water ...

BPD WATER AND SANITATION – PAGE 27SANITATION PARTNERSHIPS – HARNESSING POTENTIALCase Study 8 – The role ofintermediaries in Kenya0 ? $ > 8 B ) # - A )) * $ $ $ @ ? ! ' $ 1 $ F A % 3 3 = G!% " "!! ! " !$ : $ ""$ %! $ ! 1 . ' " " :$ "$ %! % % $! " " ! ! ; ! " F " ! ! ! %' $ !" !$(% " " $7( $" !! " $ "3+ I $ 16 ! " " 2 ! / $$ "< $%!( %$ !6$ !! !" $ ! %!! E / $" ! ! ! ! %!! "$! %! SECTION 4 – Conclusions3 !! ! %, !! ! "( ! ! ( , ( ! " ! %!! 15 Pilot experiences pioneered by champions and intermediaries may also be necessary to bring about neededpolicy and regulatory change for on-site sanitation.16 Here agreements between intermediaries and communities are important (formal written documents, as wellas informal contracts), as are their relationships to existing community structures and local politicians. Whenengaging the other stakeholders, functions can include cajoling for common policy positions or supportingassociations of small-scale providers.