Annex 1: Proposed Minimum Standards EXPECTED OUTPUTS / OUTCOMES: Outputs / Output indicators Observations Outcomes Interim School Database of schools at WASH Number of schools reaching School WASH district, provincial and Standards** interim standards national levels established. Call to Action high level meeting (HLM) on school WASH to launch school WASH mapping data, discuss coherent plan of action etc. M&E of School Hygiene is monitored as part of the Standard Officers’ routine inspections 3 categories of schools: Clean / in progress / not Availability of a school WASH working group Advocacy and reached the clean status at central level with quarterly meeting capacity building (+minutes) Official certifications of schools reaching the clean School WASH interim standard ratified status Integration of hygiene promotion in teachers training curricula Trained teachers, Environmental Technicians and Zonal Coordinators WASH Facilities (3 months timeframe): One water point child friendly latrine blocks separated by sex: 50 children/cabin max each latrine block equipped with hand-washing station allowing for multiple children to wash their hands simultaneously at least one latrine (for boys and for girls) per school equipped with bars for access by handicapped persons) A hygiene kit (including communication supports; see detailed description in annex). Setting up handwashing stations with soap using Kalingalinga 30lt buckets on a stand or other acceptable alternative. WASH soft approaches (12 months timeframe): Establish baseline data for school Hygiene and sanitation knowledge, practices and facilities Training of district EHTs, Zone Education Coordinators and Teachers as School WASH ToTs, District Planning Officers… Promotion of safe hygiene practices including handwashing with soap (HWWS), environmental sanitation, proper use and management of toilets and safe water practices:
Annex 1: Proposed Minimum Standards EXPECTED OUTPUTS / OUTCOMES: Outputs / Outcomes Output indicators Observations Interim School WASH Standards** established. Number of schools reaching School WASH interim standards Database of schools at district, provincial and national levels Advocacy and capacity building Call to Action high level meeting (HLM) on school WASH to launch school WASH mapping data, discuss coherent plan of action etc. M&E of School Hygiene is monitored as part of the Standard Officers’ routine inspections Availability of a school WASH working group at central level with quarterly meeting (+minutes) School WASH interim standard ratified Integration of hygiene promotion in teachers training curricula Trained teachers, Environmental Technicians and Zonal Coordinators 3 categories of schools: Clean / in progress / not reached the clean status Official certifications of schools reaching the clean status WASH Facilities (3 months timeframe): One water point child friendly latrine blocks separated by sex: 50 children/cabin max each latrine block equipped with hand-washing station allowing for multiple children to wash their hands simultaneously at least one latrine (for boys and for girls) per school equipped with bars for access by handicapped persons) A hygiene kit (including communication supports; see detailed description in annex). Setting up handwashing stations with soap using Kalingalinga 30lt buckets on a stand or other acceptable alternative. WASH soft approaches (12 months timeframe): Establish baseline data for school Hygiene and sanitation knowledge, practices and facilities Training of district EHTs, Zone Education Coordinators and Teachers as School WASH ToTs, District Planning Officers… Promotion of safe hygiene practices including handwashing with soap (HWWS), environmental sanitation, proper use and management of toilets and safe water practices:
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