Tanzania Institutional Framework For Water Supply

Tanzania has made progress in increasing access to safe water and sanitation, with 61% of the population having access to basic water sources and 26% having access to safely managed sanitation services in 2020, but it still faces challenges with seasonal and geographical variations in water quality and availability due to its varied climate and geological formations.

Author(s): Rural Evidence and Learning for Water (REAL-Water)

Published: 2022

Language: English

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The document provides guidance on how to design and implement effective sanitation and hygiene promotion programs in rural areas, including the use of participatory approaches and behavior change communication strategies.

The authors emphasize the importance of addressing the social and cultural factors that influence sanitation and hygiene practices in rural communities, and the need for sustained engagement with communities to ensure lasting behavior change.

The document also highlights the need for effective monitoring and evaluation of sanitation and hygiene promotion programs to ensure that they are achieving their intended outcomes and to identify areas for improvement.

Tanzania Institutional Framework For Water Supply

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