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    Impact Assessment of South Asia WASH Results Programme (SAWRP): 2014-2018

    | June 2018
    Abstract
    The South Asia WASH Results Programme (SAWRP) was implemented in Pakistan and Bangladesh, two countries where high numbers of poor people do not use improved sanitation. It aimed to reach over six million people across the two countries. The objective was to promote and enable the sustained use of hygienic household toilets and the practice of handwashing with soap, as well as make water supply improvements in a limited number of communities. It is critical for the SAWRP to be able to demonstrate the results that these WASH interventions have achieved, and that results are likely to be sustainable in the longer term. To this end, baseline, midline and endline surveys have been conducted with adults aged 15+ in a randomly selected and representative sample of intervention areas in Bangladesh and Pakistan, to capture data in the areas that Plan and WaterAid have covered with sanitation and hygiene programmes. This report describes changes in hygiene awareness and behaviours, and access to sanitation facilities in intervention areas in Bangladesh during 2014-2018.
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    2018. Impact Assessment of South Asia WASH Results Programme (SAWRP): 2014-2018. © Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/10115.
    Keywords
    Sanitary facilities
    Health facilities
    Hygiene
    Waste disposal
    Health hazards
    Public health
    Sewage management
    Sanitation services
    Domestic wastes
    Toilets
    Access To Water
    Available Water
    Demand For Water
    Drinking Water
    Drinking Water And Sanitation
    Freshwater
    Groundwater Quality
    Managing Water Resources
    Waste to energy
    Sewage management
    Waste Disposal
    Sanitation services wastes
    Water pollutants
    Water storage
    Fresh water
    Underground water
    Water quality management
    Drinking water protection
    Source water protection
    Water-supply
    Water harvesting
    Water in agriculture
    Integrated water development
    Residential water consumption
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