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Sanitation and Water Knowledge management and Learning Alliance Uganda (SAWA-U)

Sanitation and Water Knowledge management and Learning Alliance Uganda (SAWA-U) is the former WATSAN Resource Centre in Uganda. SAWA-Uganda emerged from the Resource Centre Development (RCD) process in Uganda that dates back to the year 2002 when IRC together with SNV kick started this process. SAWA-U acts as a collective memory bank and knowledge base that collects, repackages, document and share information directly with individuals or through networks responding to local needs and new opportunities and provides a platforms for dialogue and learning in the Water Sanitation and Hygiene Sector in Uganda.


ArticleContribution of RCs to the sustainability of community watsan projects

To ensure sustainability is to ensure that water and sanitation facilities continue to function reliably and well and correspond to a desired service level, at an affordable cost. This definition is from the beneficiaries' point of view. However from the project point of view, project achievements are sustainable when it is possible to deliver an appropriate level of benefits for an extended period of time after major financial, managerial and technical assistance from an external donor or agency is terminated.

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ArticleAbout RCD

The Resource Centre process in Uganda is currently run by a steering committee formed by partners.

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ArticleContribution of RCs to the sustainability of community watsan projects

To ensure sustainability is to ensure that water and sanitation facilities continue to function reliably and well and correspond to a desired service level, at an affordable cost. This definition is from the beneficiaries' point of view. However from the project point of view, project achievements are sustainable when it is possible to deliver an appropriate level of benefits for an extended period of time after major financial, managerial and technical assistance from an external donor or agency is terminated.

By Cate Zziwa Nimanya - Programme Officer-NETWAS

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DocumentIRC Resource Centre Development

Using Knowledge to overcome water and sanitation deprivation

Read more or download 04.11.19_RCD_Flyer_2004_Final_reduced.pdf  (152 kB)

ArticleWATSAN Resource Centre-Uganda

To strengthen access to and use of information and knowledge services within the water and sanitation sector in uganda, a Resource Centre (RC) was set up with support from the International Water and Sanitation Centre. Uganda has a lot of information in the Water and Sanitation sector, but unfortunately in an unstructured manner, making it inaccessible to those who need it.

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DocumentThe Learning Journey, WIN-SA

WIN-SA’s commitment to building and strengthening a
culture of learning is being furthered through a project
called the Learning Journey Manual. The initiative is
aimed towards building capacity through the training
of facilitators who will pioneer the learning and sharing
approach in their work, with their peers and colleagues,
in their organization and throughout the sector.

Read more or download WIN_SA_03_newsletter[1].pdf  (694 kB)

FolderWASH Learning

Institutionalising Water Sanitation and Hygiene Sector Learning and knowledge management in Uganda.

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