Institute of Water and Sanitation Development
Developing capacities of institutions and individuals for improved and sustainable service delivery in integrated water resource management, sanitation and hygiene.
Sustainable Sunitation Alliance (SuSanA)
Germany
The Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA) is an informal network of organisations who share a common vision on sustainable sanitation. SuSanA came into existence in early 2007 and works as a coordination platform, working platform, sounding board, contributor to the policy dialogue on sustainable sanitation and as a “catalyst”. At the present time, the secretariat function is carried out by GIZ (German International Cooperation).
Participation is open to those who want to join and be active in the promotion of sustainable sanitation systems. The SuSanA invites international, regional and local organisations to join the network, contribute ideas, and to become active partners in the thematic working groups.
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN WATER SUPPLIES AND SANITATION (DWSS)
The Post Graduate Diploma in Water Supply and Sanitation is a distance learning course aimed at equipping personnel with interdisciplinary skills to appropriately respond to the current water supply, sanitation and hygiene challenges
Household Water Treatment (HWT) for meeting MDG target on access to water
Household water treatment has become very important in the advent of deteriorating water supply systems in Zimbabwe resultant in poor water quality in the supply system.It is therefore important to focus on ensuring that communities have access to safe water through low cost water treatment technologies, whereby focus should be on household water treatment for improved drinking water quality.
Sustainable Community Health Clubs: The Case of Makonde District
Community health clubs have stood out as an effective hygiene promotion tool in different districts in Zimbabwe. The approach has been particularly popular among development agencies including NGO's, CBO's and government agencies. Various factors have contributed to the sustainability of the approach, and in Makonde district it has proved to be a huge success.
