Women’s participation in all stages of WASH projects is key to achieving sustainability and equality. Gender mainstreaming and gender sensitisation are introduced as key approaches towards these goals.
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WASH and gender: Community mobilisation
Overcoming challenges to women's participation in water, sanitation and hygiene projects
2016 Available in English
Rohingya women meet to discuss latrine placement in their community
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