Tools and guides
Guidance for adoption of Water Safety Plans at community level
2011 Available in English and French
Where Tearfund partner BICC provides hand-pumps to supply clean water, it also teaches villagers how to repair and maintain them. Photo: Mark Lang/Tearfund
Water Safety Plans (WSPs) are a commonly used management system that rely on active community participation and leadership.
WSPs help communities to:
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How to improve water resource management by working with government and civil society
Available in 4 languages
Tools and guides
Answers to questions posed at the beginning of the Covid-19 crisis
Available in 1 language
Tools and guides
A poster showing how to build a tippy tap handwashing station
Available in 6 languages
Tools and guides
How to improve water resource management by working with government and civil society
Available in 4 languages
Tools and guides
Answers to questions posed at the beginning of the Covid-19 crisis
Available in 1 language
Tools and guides
A poster showing how to build a tippy tap handwashing station
Available in 6 languages
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