This report, commissioned by WaterAid and Australian Red Cross, assesses what has occurred since this 2006 conference; progress madein terms of equitable and inclusive access to WASH; the different approaches used, and their strengths and limitations. We will present recommendations, priorities and directions for the future. The report uses qualitative methods, including a review of the legal and policy frameworks, technical documents and grey literature from both sectors, as well as meetings and interviews with key informants.
LA - eng N2 -This report, commissioned by WaterAid and Australian Red Cross, assesses what has occurred since this 2006 conference; progress madein terms of equitable and inclusive access to WASH; the different approaches used, and their strengths and limitations. We will present recommendations, priorities and directions for the future. The report uses qualitative methods, including a review of the legal and policy frameworks, technical documents and grey literature from both sectors, as well as meetings and interviews with key informants.
PB - WaterAid PY - 2014 EP - 44 TI - Accessible WASH in Cambodia. UR - http://www.wateraid.org/what-we-do/our-approach/research-and-publications/view-publication?id=5e30af9c-73dd-4743-85ef-c936e1df19cb ER -