Proper utilization of WASH budget has a link with ensuring governance practice at all levels
Published on by Waled Mahmud, SRG Bangladesh Limited - General Manager
It is true in all developing countries that fund allocation on water supply, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) are extremely inadequate to address the severity in proper manner, more on to meet the MDGs. Therefore, to ensure maximum utilization of limited resources on WASH can only be addressed in effective way, if the governance practice can introduced effectively within the Local Government Institutions where community involvement will also be ensured. You may attached any success stories for wider dissemination and to learn from others.
2 Answers
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Waleed true that the funds are inadequate and govt is not taking huge initiative. But at the same time i think community people are also responsible for the situation. Sanitation can not be forced to someone, I am from India, the basic problem here is misuse of water. Have you heard that the place getting the highest amount of rainfall also having water scarcity problem? Now, whom to blame? Nature is giving at its most but we the people are misusing it.
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The Ghana Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Project, read a success story here http://www.ri.org/files/uploads/GWASH_Success_Story_Borehole_Construction___Community_Management.pdf