SPLASH Spillover Effect: Unexpected Construction Resulting from SPLASH Project Interventions

School WASH can be a powerful springboard for household level WASH and community development. The challenge is that WASH in Schools and in communities or households usually falls to separate agencies or ministries. These will have to find a means for collaboration in order to benefit from the synergies and spillover effect.

File(s): 
PDF icon SPLASH Spillover Effect_final 508.pdf
Publication Type: 
Reports
Countries: 
Zambia
Technical Area(s): 
WASH in Schools Integration
Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)
Publication Date: 
March 2016
Resource Link: 
SPLASH Spillover Effect: Unexpected Construction Resulting from SPLASH Project Interventions
Language: 
English
Keywords: 
FHI 360, USAID, WASH, WASHplus, SPLASH, spillover, construction, project, schools, WASH in schools, community development, integration, sanitation

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