This practical training manual, developed by ENPHO with support from CAWST, equips facilitators and trainers with the tools to deliver impactful workshops on the intersection of climate change and WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene). The manual includes 14 structured lesson plans, detailed facilitation tips, interactive activities, and key resources designed to build participant understanding of climate impacts, climate-resilient WASH strategies, and practical mitigation and adaptation actions.
Whether you're planning a basic introduction or a multi-day workshop, this resource helps you:
Ideal for WASH professionals, government officers, and development practitioners working to build climate resilience in their communities.
This practical training manual, developed by ENPHO with support from CAWST, equips facilitators and trainers with the tools to deliver impactful workshops on the intersection of climate change and WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene). The manual includes 14 structured lesson plans, detailed facilitation tips, interactive activities, and key resources designed to build participant understanding of climate impacts, climate-resilient WASH strategies, and practical mitigation and adaptation actions.
Whether you're planning a basic introduction or a multi-day workshop, this resource helps you:
Ideal for WASH professionals, government officers, and development practitioners working to build climate resilience in their communities.
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