Presentation Outline

1. Achievements2. The Process 3. Challenges4. Best Practice5. Planned Activities

1. Achievements in Kenya1. PLAN Kenya held regional & National CLTS

W/shops in the Country.2. PLAN Implemented CLTS activities in 5 districts3. The MOPHS adopted CLTS as high impact, low

cost PRA tool -20094. Requested UNICEF to support with a

Consultant to spear head the process.5. Reviewed and Developed a National training

Manual and Guideline, through consultants & partner participation (PLAN, SNV, ICC members)

6. Initiated Phase one districts, targeting 10 districts.

7. Identified and Trained TOT’s, with support from PLAN Kenya (150 TOT’s)

Achievements Con’t6. Partnered with other CLTS

interested partners & formed a National CLTS SH forum

7. Created a National CLTS support unit based at MOPHS HQ’s & have a regional Coordinator

8. Contracted external verifiers – process / ODF

Achievements Con’t11.In a span of 2½ Months, one

district had over 109 ODF villages claim

12.After 15 hrs of trigger, one village had started constructing over 60 toilets

13.Video taping & documentation provides motivation to villagers, NLs & practitioners

2. The ProcessRegional & National WorkshopsStakeholders meetingsJoint trainingsExperience sharingGov’t CommitmentCommunity MotivationOne approach to CLTS

implementation

3. Challenges Community 1. No major challenge noted in the

community

Practitioners2. Passion for sanitation?3. Mandate of the organization4. How long do you want to stay with

the community5. Capacity – including staff

Challenges Con’t5. Lack of Supportive Policy &

Strategy6. Lack of Gov’t support7. Lack of coordination structure8. Different approach by partners

to sanitation implementation9. Poor documentation10.Lack of community appreciation.

4. Best Practice1. Gov’t Commitment2. Policy & Sanitation Strategy 3. National CLTS Coordination structure4. National & County CLTS forum5. SWAp in CLTS – Joint approach6. AOP / Performance Contracting7. Good documentation8. Appreciating communities & NL9. Respect community structures10.Encourage women & children

involvement

5. Planned Activities1. Finalize the strategy2. Strengthen National SH forum3. Train all 6,000 + PHO’s/EHO’s4. Operationalize the sanitation strategy5. Map out all stakeholders in the Counties6. Reach all the 7,800 community units 7. Declare Kenya ODF by 20138. Increase latrine coverage to 100% - 20159. Have HW facilities in every household by

201510.Have good advocacy, documentation &

resource centre at MOPHS HQ’s

Planned Activities Con’t11. Support partner implementation12. Appreciate community contribution13. Cebrate the world toilet day & ODF

Week (6th – 10th Dec)14. A National CLTS Celebration – March

201115. Start phase 1 SLTS through partners

(PLAN) & scale up later16. Have external evaluators / verifiers17. Involve major SH’s – Treasury, WB &

other Development partners18. Think Big

Minister, PS, UNICEF Country Director & NL during ODF celebration

Procession during ODF Celebration

ASANTENI

ADAM MOHAMED ALI

NATIONAL CLTS SUPPORT UNIT COORDINATOR

MINISTRY OF PUBLIC HEALTH & SANITATION (MOPHS) - KENYA.