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A free learning portal for WASH practitioners and researchers
This website development was led by WaterAid Australia, in collaboration with the WASH Reference Group,and was part of an ongoing learning project and webinar series.
It is now focussed on Equity and Inclusion in the entire WASH sector and beyond.
It aims to provide practical skills and evidence to support practitioners’ implementation of WASH projects in and equitable and inclusive way.
On this site you will find reference material, practical tools, case studies, webinars and archived forums. In the future, the website will include open source study materials focussed on Equity and Inclusion in the WASH sector. Please contact info@inclusivewash.org.au if you would like to upload and share materials through this site.
This learning project has been generously funded by AusAID.
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Putting a gender lens on WASH practice
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Woman's WASH Platforms in Bangladesh
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Working from Strengths
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Working towards gender-reponsive WASH
Case study 9
Access to water, hygiene and sanitation
Case study 10
Disability inclusive flood action plan
Case study 11
Access to drinking water for people with disabilities
Case study 12
Designing gender sensitive sanitation for floating villages
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The living with dignity program
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WASH for arresting oppurtunistic infections
Case study 7
Building skills in disability inclusive WASH
Case study 8
Inclusive WASH facilities
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Where no one has worked before
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WASH is a connector not a divider
Case study 3
Pro-poor support mechanisms
Case study 4
Toilet design clinics in Naivasha, Kenya
Inclusive WASH Introduction
Gender: Women and Girls
People with Disabilities
HIV/AIDS and Chronic illness
Poorest of
the Poor
Upcoming Events and News
New Training Materials from WEDC and WaterAid
17-Apr-2013 to 17-Apr-2013
Overview A set of materials (produced by WEDC and WaterAid) can be used for training a wide range of audiences on making WASH inclusive. The materials consist of 1. Practical and enjoyable activities that stimulate discussions on the issues. 2. Structured presentations with facilitators notes, that explain how to analyse barriers and adapt WASH programmes to make them more inclusive. 3. Practi..
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8th May 2013 Webinar: Removing barriers to water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH)
16-Apr-2013 to 16-Apr-2013
Learn about the Practical Training Materials • Online: 8th May 2013 - 2pm British Summer Time (hosted by RWSN) (http://www.rural-water-supply.net/en/events/details/37) WEDC and WaterAid have developed a new set of ‘Equity and Inclusion in WASH’ learning materials available here https://wedc-knowledge.lboro.ac.uk/collections/equity-inclusion We have been collaborating to devel..
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