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Presenter : Jane Wilbur, Equity, Inclusion & Rights Advisor, WaterAid

Undoing Inequity: water, sanitation and hygiene programmes that deliver for all in Uganda and Zambia. Presenter : Jane Wilbur, Equity, Inclusion & Rights Advisor, WaterAid Collaborative partners: WaterAid , WEDC and LCD. Project overview.

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Presenter : Jane Wilbur, Equity, Inclusion & Rights Advisor, WaterAid

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  1. Undoing Inequity: water, sanitation and hygiene programmes that deliver for all in Uganda and Zambia Presenter: Jane Wilbur, Equity, Inclusion & Rights Advisor, WaterAid Collaborative partners: WaterAid, WEDC and LCD

  2. Project overview • Research aim: to understand the barriers that persons who are disabled, older and people living with a chronic illness face when attempting to use standard WASH facilities in Zambia and Uganda. • Methods: • Gathering quantitative and qualitative evidence before WASH intervention • Developing a WASH intervention to address barriers faced • Monitoring and testing the intervention and approach • Assessing the impact and benefits for the target group

  3. Influencing others: mainstreaming inclusive development LoingniosHachalambwela (Zambia), 55 years old Members of the water user committee, Zambia Mr Emalu (Uganda), looking at images of support rails

  4. Influencing others: DFID’s commitment on school WASH Left: Minister Lynne Featherstone and Ade Adepitan meeting disabled people benefiting from the project in Uganda. Right: an accessible school toilet under construction in Uganda

  5. Influencing others: demonstrating viable low-cost solutions

  6. Influencing others: encouraging more effective data collection Focus group discussions, Okuso village, Uganda

  7. Thank you Joyce Apiny (13 years old, physically disabled) in her accessible wash room

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