Resources on social inclusion in Kenya

This paper is a product of the Watershed Empowering Citizens programme (2016-2020). The data for this paper was collected during the course of the programme and analysed in January 2021. The paper comprises of two parts, namely – Part 1: Allocations and...

This annual report 2016-2020 presents the work the Watershed empowering citizens programme has done with its partners and its achievements since its initiation in 2016 The Watershed Annual Report 2020 is a public document that is made available for information,...

Experiences from Watershed empowering citizens programme Civil society can empower citizens to become more assertive members of society and dialogue with state and market actors to challenge exclusion in water and sanitation. In doing so, it can push decision-makers...

The Policy Brief describes, in short, all essential issues of Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) in WASH and IWRM, including Solid Waste Management. It is translated into Bangla.

The Coaching Manual for Gender and Inclusion in Advocacy for IWRM, WASH, Epidemics and Disaster Management in rural areas, including a session about COVID-19, translated into Bangla, and adapted to Bangladesh. The Watershed Gender and Inclusion Coaching Manual for...

The module in Bangla can be used for different advocacy activities, but it is adapted to the situation in Bhola, Bangladesh. It can be used in combination with other Bangla modules, developed for the Women2030 project.

New! Specialist course: Advocating for universal WASH services This latest addition to the WASH systems Academy aims to get started and/or boost your advocacy for sustainable WASH services for all. Build on the lessons learned from successful advocacy initiatives...

Who is this manual for? This manual can be used by inclusion/diversity experts from different actors involved in the realisation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in particular Civil Society Organisation (CSOs), (local) governments, private sector, donors,...

The PMEL processes within Watershed have strived to be as adaptive, inclusive and reflective as possible. The tools used have seen many changes and adaptations throughout the Watershed life cycle in order to meet the needs of both the users and the programme. Since...

This paper is largely based on research and work conducted in Bangladesh by the Development Organisation for the Urban Poor; in India by the Centre for Budget and Governance Accountability and IRC WASH and in Kenya by the Water Integrity Network/Kenya Water and...

Legacy Challenge Fund Watershed Report. Watershed Outreach for Gender and Social Inclusion in Bangladesh Towards the end of the Watershed, Empowering Citizens project, there is space for a few extra activities. One of these is the Translation of Watershed training...

These guidelines describe the process for the last sensemaking workshop of the Watershed programme, adapted to be a fully online process. The purpose of the sensemaking process is two-fold: Learn how to do analysis and interpretation of harvested outcomes. Obtain...