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Training is available from CAWST and our partners on drinking water testing and treatment, community WASH promotion, effective facilitation, and many more.
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Integrated Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (iWASH) is a comprehensive approach prioritizing household-level water treatment, safe sanitation infrastructure, and the adoption of critical hygiene behaviors to reduce waterborne diseases.
Delivering Effective WASH Training (DEWT) is a specialized capacity building program designed to empower WASH professionals with the facilitation techniques and instructional methodologies needed to deliver training effectively.Participants learn to effectively facilitate and adapt lessons on WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene). They discuss what learners need, practice creating a safe learning environment, motivating learners, and ensuring that information is relevant and appropriate. Through lessons and practical experience, participants also learn to formulate effective questions, respond to learners, and manage challenging training situations.
Through hands-on instruction, community members gain the technical know-how to retrofit taps on buckets, as well as the behavioral knowledge to sustain effective handwashing habits.
Through hands-on instruction, community members gain the technical know-how to retrofit taps on buckets, as well as the behavioral knowledge to sustain effective handwashing habits.
Integrated Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (iWASH) is a comprehensive approach prioritizing household-level water treatment, safe sanitation infrastructure, and the adoption of critical hygiene behaviors to reduce waterborne diseases.
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