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Women Helping Women – The right place and the right time for Women in climate resilient water supply management
Right Time – Right Place – Finding good help in Prey Ven province to support the rural piped water system in Ampil Krav commune is a challenge. Ms. Kreang Sreypich, the female entrepreneur and water system operator knew she needed the right mix of business skills and local contacts to help her expand water connections and reach more vulnerable families in her community.
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TRAINING ON IMPROVING KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND COMMUNICATIONS IN FECAL SLUDGE MANAGEMENT IN BEN TRE CITY PROJECT (FSM)
To help households understand how to manage and treat fecal sludge from septic tank properly, change improper habits and connect households with licensed private units, EMWF cooperated with the Ben Tre Women’s Union to organize training series to improve knowledge and skills for Women’s Union members from 14 clusters/communes on February 28-29th, 2022.
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WOBA Viet Nam Learning Note Series
Women Led Output-based Aid (WOBA) Vietnam is a project designed and implemented by Thrive Networks/East Meets West Foundation aimed to bring equitable water, sanitation services and hygiene practices to marginalized households in five rural provinces of Vietnam and to improve women’s empowerment in the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) sector.
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Grassroots adaptation through the Citizens Climate Network: Implications for climate change adaptation policies in rural Cambodia. Policy Brief
This policy brief provides policy rationale for the CCN pilots. Drawing on the first two months of the CCN pilots, the brief poses the questions for policymakers in Cambodia: 1) How to translate policy plans to adaptation and mitigation actions that are effective and sustainable?; 2) Which policy plans should be prioritized and through which mechanisms and channels? 3) What are the benefits of immediate actions compared with costlier delays?
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Household Demand for Safely managed Sanitation: A Case Study of Two Rural Communes in Cambodia.
This study investigated how rural households in two villages in Kampong Trabek district, Prey Veng province, Cambodia, have experienced, perceive and demand different aspects of FSM, particularly ADPs. The results of this study are intended to inform future FSM product and service development, and ultimately improve rural FSM safety and public health.
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End-line Evaluation Report for Women-Led Output-Based Aid (WOBA) Cambodia
The evaluation report focuses on all aspects of the project programming, including sanitation, piped water connection, climate resilient water safety plan pilot, FSM pilot, menstrual health hygiene training, and other WASH related trainings.