Community-Based Workshops for Evaluating and Planning Sanitation Programs: A Case Study of Primary Schools Sanitation in Lesotho

Publication year: 
1983

The Lesotho Primary Schools Sanitation Project, undertaken in 1976-9, had limited success. When a follow-up project was proposed, it was decided to hold workshops to find out the communities' views on how the follow-up should be designed. Workshop participants included school and community representatives, ministerial and donor agency representatives. This paper describes the results of those workshops held in March 1981. Most of the report discusses technical implications of the workshop discussions. A final section discusses the role of community based workshops in development planning.

Interest groups: 
This report may interest those involved in participatory evaluation and planning as part of development projects.
Source publication information
Series: 
TAG Technical Note No. 7
Pages: 
23p.
Publisher
IBRD
World Bank, 1818 H Street, N.W., Washington D.C., USA
Washington D.C.
Publisher reference: 
IBRD

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D : Water and sanitation 1334
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