Hi

You can watch by clicking the you tube video in Arno's post above yours.

Here is the link too

Esther

I unfortunately missed the webinar due uncalled professional engagement. Is there anyway from where i can access recorded version of this?

Here's the recording from today's webinar.

Hi Everyone,

Thanks for another interesting webinar there was some great discussion around community engagement and how to incentive this for the future. All the presentations are uploaded below and here is the link to the Video Sam mentioned giving an overview to CLUES:

Please post any questions/comments you might have int he box below to continue the discussion.

Regards
Esther

Hi Arie,

Yes there will be a recording we will post it in this thread when it is ready.

Regards
Esther

Dear Esther,

This seems like a really interesting webinar. Thank you for setting this up.
I have one question. Will there be a recording available of the webinar afterwards?

Kind regards,
Arie

Hi

We have a few days left until this webinar kicks off. If you want to know more and cannot wait until Wednesday then here is some reading for you.

Pippa Scott with be giving an overview of urban sanitation and where we are you can read her paper here - wedc-knowledge.lboro.ac.uk/resources/con...ce/40/Scott-2832.pdf

Marta Domini has undertaken research comparing different planning approaches for peri-urban santaiton and you can read more about that here - wedc-knowledge.lboro.ac.uk/resources/con...e/40/Domini-2639.pdf

Please post any questions to the presenters in this thread. I look forward to seeing you on Wednesday.

Esther

Hello,

We are now a week away from the webinar and I wanted to share some materials on one of the models for community engagement being discussed:

- Learning Paper: Using CLTS in peri-urban and urban areas www.communityledtotalsanitation.org/site...ent_CLTS_urban_0.pdf
- Learning Brief: Using a CLTS Approach in Peri-Urban and Urban Environments: Potential at Scale www.communityledtotalsanitation.org/site...gs_LearningBrief.pdf
- Urban community-led total sanitation: a potential way forward for co-producing sanitation services www.developmentbookshelf.com/doi/pdf/10.3362/1756-3488.2016.028

I look forward to seeing you int he webinar
Esther

An important area for capacity development relates to community engagement and the involvement of communities in the planning process of projects. Increasingly planners and government look to tool kits as a turn-key solutions but there is a need to consider what they want to get from the use of a toolkit. A number of planning tools are available to governments, these include SANDEC’s Community Led Urban Environmental Sanitation (CLUES) and Urban Community Led Total Sanitation (U-CLTS) from Practical Action, which has been applied in Nakuru, Kenya. But how do we know which model to choose, how to compare them, and which fits the situation it will be applied in?

This webinar will discuss what questions to ask before choosing a community engagement model for a given situation, the approach of CLUES and U-CLTS models for urban sanitation and some suggestions around how to compare different models to address the needs of a situation.

Presenters:

What next for Urban Sanitation – Pippa Scott

The CLUES model – Samuel Rengali (Sandec)

The U-CLTS model – Jamie Myers (IDS)

How to compare models to ensure you get the right tool for the job – Marta Domini (Uni. Brescia)

To register for the webinar follow this link - www.susana.org/en/webinarcommunityengagement

This webinar has been developed as follow up to a SuSanA workshop held in Zambia in June 2017 as there was an identified need to better understand capacity development in relation to community engagement and the involvement of communities in the planning process of projects.

You can read more about the workshop here - forum.susana.org/232-susana-meetings/214...sdg6-in-lusaka#21984

I hope that this webinar could be of use to your work and look forward to seeing some of you there

Regards
Esther