How reliable is the data? How do we keep those that collect data motivated?
This Sanitation and Hygiene Hunter-Gatherer Thematic Note discusses how existing issues and challenges around tracking sustainability can be addressed, including examples from Ethiopia, Malawi and Kenya.
| Publisher | Institute of Development Studies |
| Region | Eastern Africa, Southern Africa |
| Country | Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania, Uganda |
| Themes | Monitoring, evaluation and learning, Outcomes and impacts, Slippage, Sustainability and safely managed sanitation, Tools and processes |
| Approaches | Rapid Action Learning approaches |
| Citation | Kaitane, T., Mdanga, A., Milash, A., Mwandosya, S. and S. Oriada (2018) Tracking Sustainability: East and Southern Africa Region, Sanitation and Hygiene Hunter-Gatherer Thematic Note, Brighton: IDS |
| Language | English |
We use a range of research approaches, which aim to draw attention to urgent knowledge gaps, blind spots and emerging questions, often at a critical point in time, to support policy-makers, practitioners and partners in navigating and responding swiftly.
