Bridging the Gender Gap in Sustainable Sanitation
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Engagement of Self-Help Groups (SHGs) in operation and maintenance (O&M) of Faecal Sludge Treatment Plants (FSTPs) represents a crucial step in empowering communities, particularly women, while enhancing sanitation management in urban areas. Through the AMRUT MITRA project, several initiatives have been designed to strengthen SHG participation and build their capacity in managing FSSM facilities effectively.
Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) invites all to a webinar to discuss what more to do for strengthening SHG involvement by sharing experiences, case studies, best practices and lessons learnt from real-world engagements. The webinar will also attempt to present insights from the AMRUT MITRA project and release CSE’s Training Needs Assessment Report of Women SHGs in O&M of FSTPs.
For more details, please contact
MS. ALKA KUMARI
Programme officer,
Water Programme, CSE
Email: alka.kumari@cseindia.org
Mobile: +91-7895549853
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| Introduction to the webinar and importance of SHG engagement in FSSM O&M By Subrata Chakraborty Director Water Program, CSE |
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| Odisha’s experience in SHG engagement for O&M of FSSM Plants By Durgesh Nandini Sahoo, Additional secretary, Additional Mission Director (Housing and Urban development Deptt, Govt of Odisha) |
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| Key initiatives and lessons learned from SHG engagement in UP By Alka Kumari Programme Officer, CSE |
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Training Need Assessment for women Self Help group in the O and M of treatment plants |
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