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Ghana asked to show political will towards eliminating open defecation
Dr Kamal Kar, Founder and Chairman of CLTS Foundation, has asked [...]
Districts in Upper West set open defecation-free deadlines
All eleven MDAs in the Upper West Region have set [...]
Ghana: Northern Region to attain ODF in 2017
The Northern Regional Coordinating Council has set June 2017 deadline [...]
CLTS Foundation organises a high-level ministerial dialogue at AfricaSan4,Dakar,Senegal
Hon. Carlos Bonete Martinho, Minister, Ministry of Public Works, Housing [...]
Participation at the CLTS Sharing and Learning workshop hosted by CLTS Knowledge Hub and WSSCC
The workshop in progress The CLTS Foundation team participated at [...]
CLTS Foundation participates in a special learning and sharing session organized by GSF
Dr Kamal Kar addresses the participants On 26th May, 2015, [...]
Dr Kamal Kar co-moderates a session on ‘Scaling up Elimination of open defecation programs with Quality’
Dr Kamal Kar, Chairman, CLTS Foundation presents the initial framework [...]
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Live-stream talk: Dr Kamal Kar to speak on ‘Community-led Total Sanitation (CLTS):Challenges of Nation-wide Scaling up and Sustainability’ on June 11, 2015 GalleryLive-stream talk: Dr Kamal Kar to speak on ‘Community-led Total Sanitation (CLTS):Challenges of Nation-wide Scaling up and Sustainability’ on June 11, 2015
Live-stream talk: Dr Kamal Kar to speak on ‘Community-led Total Sanitation (CLTS):Challenges of Nation-wide Scaling up and Sustainability’ on June 11, 2015
Resource Politics Cluster ‘Community-led Total Sanitation (CLTS): Challenges of nation-wide [...]
Liberia presents papers on CLTS at AfricaSan4
Liberia presented papers at the 4th AfricaSan Conference in Dakar, [...]
Interview: Dr. Kamal Kar Talks about CLTS Approach to The Water Network
1. What is the Community-led Total Sanitation (CLTS) approach? A: [...]