Strategic Assessment of WASH project in Telangana

About the project: Water Aid India engaged us to evaluate the WASH programme in Telangana. The aim was to develop a deep rooted understanding of the programme implementation in areas where the work has been outsourced to local third party agencies.  Water Aid intended to use our recommendations to influence and advocate for expanding the reach and impact of WASH programmes across the length and breadth of India and positively changing the way in which people access and use WASH facilities.

The project entailed engagement with stakeholders at multiple levels. The methodology was a combination of review of previous work, interviews of programme staff right from State co-ordinator to the community level staff and survey of households. All the data was recorded and analyzed to develop recommendations for the future course of WASH programme.

About the client: WaterAid  is an international development agency, headquartered in the UK, whose mission is to transform the lives of the poorest and most marginalised people by improving access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene. Their aim is to transform lives by providing people with taps and toilets, and campaigning for change by building the skills of local people. Their  motto is to get safe water, sanitation and hygiene to everyone everywhere by 2030. WaterAid works by building partnerships in civil society, government, and private sector and delivering water, sanitation and hygiene to those most in need. They endeavour to make transformational changes  happen, so that governments world over provide all their citizens with affordable and sustainable services.

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May 5, 2016