Applying Evidence to Policy and Practice in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene: Findings and Implications of the USAID Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Partnerships and Learning for Sustainability (WASHPaLS) Project
WASHPaLS was a 5-year USAID project (2016 to 2022) designed to generate and disseminate evidence in WASH, with a focus on rural sanitation and hygiene.
This presentation provides top-line findings of WASHPaLS project across three primary research areas:
- Learning how to improve interventions intended to elevate demand for improved sanitation (e.g. CLTS).
- Understanding how to increase the capacity of markets to deliver onsite sanitation products and services to underserved populations.
- Investigating the opportunities to create hygienic home environments – reducing disease risks to infants and young children from exposure to animal excreta in home environments where domestic animal husbandry takes place.
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