hard to reach areas. Achieved By 2013, systematic evaluation of Two relevant studies completed in 2013: different demand creation Qualitative Assessment of Programmatic approaches disseminated, and gaps Approaches to Sanitation in Vietnam; and for further research identified Behavioral Determinants of Sanitation and Handwashing with Soap in Vietnam: a Review of Current Studies and Behavior Change Communication Materials since 2006. Two formative research studies carried out: Report on Sanitation Consumer Demand and Supply Chain Assessment for the Rural Sanitation in Hoa Binh Province (2013); and Sanitation Consumer Demand and Supply Chain Assessment for the Rural Sanitation Mekong River Delta (2014). Achieved By 2013, assessment of sanitation Review of current studies on Rural Sanitation products and supply chain Supply Chain in Vietnam produced in May 2013 disseminated, and gaps for further Sanitation Consumer Demand and Supply Chain research identified Assessments carried out for Hoa Binh Province and Mekong Region to identify gaps in the sanitation market and potential business models. Support also provided to the assessment for the Result-based Scaling up Rural Sanitation and Water Supply in the Northern Mountains and Central Highlands Program (SupRSWS PforR). Achieved Emerging learning on enabling Technical support provided in 2015 to environment (M&E, capacity implementation of Hoa Binh pilot (nine development at scale, institutional communes) which provided practical experience arrangements etc.) documented and and lessons in scaling up disseminated Range of knowledge products produced, for example in the Next Generation: ‘Investing Children grow taller, and smarter, in rural, mountainous villages of Vietnam where community members use improved sanitation’ (Research Brief). Field Note also under development on the process by which relevant BCC campaigns and supply chain models were developed for the three most difficult areas in Vietnam: Northern Mountain, Central Highland and Mekong Regions. A number of relevant products from other WSP initiatives in Vietnam and beyond were
hard to reach areas. By 2013, systematic evaluation of different demand creation approaches disseminated, and gaps for further research identified Achieved Two relevant studies completed in 2013: Qualitative Assessment of Programmatic Approaches to Sanitation in Vietnam; and Behavioral Determinants of Sanitation and Handwashing with Soap in Vietnam: a Review of Current Studies and Behavior Change Communication Materials since 2006. Two formative research studies carried out: Report on Sanitation Consumer Demand and Supply Chain Assessment for the Rural Sanitation in Hoa Binh Province (2013); and Sanitation Consumer Demand and Supply Chain Assessment for the Rural Sanitation Mekong River Delta (2014). By 2013, assessment of sanitation products and supply chain disseminated, and gaps for further research identified Achieved Review of current studies on Rural Sanitation Supply Chain in Vietnam produced in May 2013 Sanitation Consumer Demand and Supply Chain Assessments carried out for Hoa Binh Province and Mekong Region to identify gaps in the sanitation market and potential business models. Support also provided to the assessment for the Result-based Scaling up Rural Sanitation and Water Supply in the Northern Mountains and Central Highlands Program (SupRSWS PforR). Emerging learning on enabling environment (M&E, capacity development at scale, institutional arrangements etc.) documented and disseminated Achieved Technical support provided in 2015 to implementation of Hoa Binh pilot (nine communes) which provided practical experience and lessons in scaling up Range of knowledge products produced, for example ‘Investing in the Next Generation: Children grow taller, and smarter, in rural, mountainous villages of Vietnam where community members use improved sanitation’ (Research Brief). Field Note also under development on the process by which relevant BCC campaigns and supply chain models were developed for the three most difficult areas in Vietnam: Northern Mountain, Central Highland and Mekong Regions. A number of relevant products from other WSP initiatives in Vietnam and beyond were