This briefing note shares the use of social tools that will allow to empower the communities by giving them access to information about the status of ground reality in terms of WASH services and facilities, policies and practices.
By building the capacity of the community to collect its own data on existing service levels and track the progress made towards sustainable services, they can strengthen local decision making as well as fill the much required data gaps.
The second document is a case study of Ramgati which illustrates the key findings gathered from the social mapping of the 18 wards of Char Alexandar and Char Badam.
Author: Digbijoy Dey, Shiny Saha, Ingeborg Krukkert
Location: Bangladesh
Language: English
Type: Briefing note/Position Paper
084-202010BN_Social_mappingdef.pdf 084-202010BN_CaseStudy_Social_mapping_Ramgatidef.pdf