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Initiatives
Community Led Total Sanitation (CLTS)
CLTS is one of many approaches Nepal Water for Health (NEWAH) has adopted since 2003 to scale up coverage of sanitation. This document describes about NEWAH's experience of adopting the approach from piloting to the present context and mainly focuses on the lessons learned, issues & challenges and recommendations for future improvement. More>>
Ecological Sanitation Project in Tigani and Its
Findings from Status survey
The growth of population brings along many challenges. Yet humans have learnt to cope up with such challenges and at the same time translate them into opportunities. In this context a technology has been developed which not only tackles the problem of human excreta but also makes use of it. This simple technology is called ecological sanitation. In short also known as EcoSan. More>>
SanitMart
Considering the present sanitation situation in the country, NEWAH believes that people are more likely to build latrines and maintain them if the components can be purchased locally and at an affordable price. The concept of SaniMart is to bring together in one place all the various components required to construct and maintain a latrine, as well as other personal hygiene items. More>>
WASH Campaign in Nepal
A Nepal WASH group was formed with members from each of the key sectoral organizations (Department of Water Supply and Sewerage, Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Fund Development Board, WaterAid Nepal, UNICEF, World Health Organization, and Nepal Water for Health). More>>
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