CLTS APPROACH ; KITUI COUNTY EXPERIENCE PRESENTED AT THE NATIONAL SANITATION WORKSHOP th , 2018, ON FEBR ON FEBRUAR ARY Y 12 12 th , 2018, Presenter: JOHNSON MUINDE COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICER KITUI COUNTY AT SAFARI ARI PARH H HOTEL EL IN NAIROB ROBI I
Introduction Kitui County is located in the Lower Eastern part of Kenya, bordering Tharaka and Meru to the North, Tana River to the East, Machakos and Makueni to the West and Taita Taveta to the South. The county has a population of 1,012,709 (2009 census) and an area of 24,385.1km2. It has 8 subcounties,40 wards,247 villages and 5010 vijijis.
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A Guided Call For Action Article 43(1) (b) of the Constitution guarantees the right of every person to “accessible and adequate housing, and to reasonable standards of sanitation. ” The 2030 vision for water Shifting the bias of and sanitation is to ensure the national health that improved water and bill from curative to sanitation are available and preventive care. accessible to all Target 7.C: Halve, by 2015, the proportion of 7.9 Proportion of population people without using an improved sanitation sustainable access to safe facility drinking water and basic sanitation. Goal 6. Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all , 6.2 by 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all, and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations Goal 10. Reduce inequality within and among countries
Community Led Total Sanitation This is an integrated approach to achieving and sustaining open defecation free (ODF) status. CLTS entails the facilitation of the community’s analysis of their sanitation profile, their practices of defecation and the consequences, leading to collective action to become ODF. CLTS focuses on igniting a change in sanitation behaviour rather than constructing toilets. It concentrates on the whole community rather than on individual behaviours. CLTS involves no individual household hardware subsidy and does not prescribe latrine models. A community or a household could start with a simple facilities and progressively climb the ladder to improved facilities
Journey to ODF as on February 2018 Triggered Claimed Verified Certified Not Not Not Not S/NO Subcounty Vijiji No. trigger No. Claimed No. No. Verified Certified ed Kitui 1 573 573 0 573 0 570 3 496 77 Central 2 Kitui East 494 492 2 410 84 369 125 316 178 3 Kitui Rural 627 627 0 627 0 627 0 627 0 Kitui 4 817 797 20 426 391 351 466 345 472 South 5 Kitui West 564 517 47 368 196 344 220 285 279 Mwingi 6 597 575 22 525 72 492 105 411 186 Central Mwingi 7 735 654 81 597 138 593 142 585 150 North Mwingi 8 523 523 0 523 0 523 0 391 132 West Total 4,930 4,794 136 4,072 858 3,875 1,053 3,478 1,451
CLTS-KITUI SITUATION • Kitui County has a total of 4,930 villages(vijijis) • Kitui county ODF campaign was launched on 3 RD July 2014. • 3,479 villages are already certified as ODF. • The remaining 1,451 are at advanced stages of attaining ODF status.
County Financing for CLTS Activities Kitui county Government through its flagship programme christined PATUMA(Pamoja Tujikinge Mangojwa Intergrated programme) brought on board 2100 CHVs with a view of ensuring that each CHV delivered a village ODF. The CHVs were to be paid a monthly stipend of Ksh. 2,000 and a further ksh.1,000/- saved for IGA activities.
Financial Year County Actual Actual Commitment is Expenditure Expenditure on Annual In Rural ODF In Urban Budget activities Sanitation 2014-15 0 0 0 2015-16 0 74,100,000 15,733,900 2016-2017 16,480,000 78,024,700 2017-2018 78,600,000
Partner financing SUPPORT AMOUNT COMMENTS (KSH.) PARTNERS UNICEF 38,431,269.70 Trainings, triggering, follow-ups, verification, certification and supervision AMREF World Vision Caritas 102,000 Supported triggering and follow-up of 5 villages in Matinyani. WDA 138,000 Supported in triggering, follow-up, and verification of 23 villages in in Mwingi west Salvation Army 65,000 Supported in triggering, follow-up, and verification of 6 villages in Mwingi west. KIWASH 357,750 Supporting 25 villages Fred hollows 214,650 Supporting 15 villages
Post-ODF activities. Kitui Rural sub-county has its two ditricts of Lower Yatta and Kisasi attaining ODF status in 2014 and 2017 respectively. Post Odf activities going on in lower yatta include:
1. Skill upgrading-Artisan are trained on cheap, affordable techniques of latrine construction
2 . Strengthening of social norms through training of local leaders on social norms.
Enhancing Social Norms • Training of 250 CHVs, 44 Chiefs & Assistant chiefs, 5 PHOs, to strengthen ODF sustenance norms • Review meeting with Chief on Baraza on Sustainbility of ODF
3. Sanitation Marketing, Sanitation & Hygiene entrepreneurship
Biogas systems for HHs and markets This project aimed to demonstrate the use of biogas as pure energy using bio-digester
cont,. Ministry of Health County Government of Kitui Wimuthokye utuini wa Kalulini Utui utamiawa Kithekani Nandwona mai Utheini. Siia mowau ma kwituua kwa kuatiia nzia ii: Kwaka na kutumia syoo Kutumia kiwu kitheukye kana kina ndawa Kuthamba moko na savuni wauma kyooni kyooni
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