Agenda for Change (A4C) is a global movement, through a collection of like-minded organisations, working to take a sustainable, systems building approach to achieving universal and sustained WASH access, through global advocacy, development of tools and demonstration of approaches to stimulate sector change.
This document describes how the principles and practice of A4C can be applied at district level, following a generic (e.g. non-country specific) roadmap. In that it:
- Elaborates on the principles of A4C, at different institutional levels: global, national and district;
- Provides an overview of the main steps of the roadmap at district level and its linkages with wider sector strengthening activities; and
- Provides links to associated tools and resources for each step
| Title | Agenda for change : a roadmap for universal access to sustainable WASH services at district level |
| Publication Type | Briefing Note |
| Year of Publication | 2017 |
| Authors | Tillet, W., Smits, S. |
| Edition | Draft |
| Pagination | 28 p. : 7 fig. |
| Date Published | 11/2017 |
| Publisher | IRC, WaterAid, Water for People, Aguaconsult and Osprey Foundation |
| Place Published | The Hague, the Netherlands |
| Publication Language | English |
| Abstract | Agenda for Change (A4C) is a global movement, through a collection of like-minded organisations, working to take a sustainable, systems building approach to achieving universal and sustained WASH access, through global advocacy, development of tools and demonstration of approaches to stimulate sector change. This document describes how the principles and practice of A4C can be applied at district level, following a generic (e.g. non-country specific) roadmap. In that it:
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| URL | https://www.washagendaforchange.net/sites/default/files/a4c_roadmap_for_universal_access_nov2017_draft.pdf |
| Citation Key | 83186 |
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