Explore Program Design

This collection includes job aids that will help you to design, implement, monitor and evaluate your household water treatment program. These practical resources are easy to use and include tools and templates for budgeting, reporting, needs assessment, gap analysis and more.

Data Collection Methods is a tool to support program design teams with formative research during the analysis phase and throughout their program.

Approaches to program design provides examples of approaches or activities that can be used to create demand to engage with stakeholders.

This logic framework for monitoring and evaluation is essential to ensuring impact in any program. Ensuring sustainable program goals and behaviours.

This PESTLE analysis template identifies the factors that could impact the program and provides the space to document the findings.

A PESTLE analysis is a form of formative research that allows a program to identify and analyze factors that are or could impact the program.

Stakeholder analysis allows program teams to gather information to determine whose interests, priorities, and goals should be considered for a WASH program.

Capacity is developed on three different levels — individual, organizational, and enabling environments. These instructions will support the program team.

This capacity development needs assessment Toolkit will support the program to analyze their programs different stakeholders.

A stakeholder analysis is a working document that you start at the beginning of every project and update periodically.

This tool aims to help your program with its formative research by defining the behaviour it wants to change and supporting the program team to gather information.

A water hygiene and sanitation needs assessment guide reviews the basic WASH needs/discrepancies between the current condition and the wanted or required status.

A water hygiene and sanitation needs assessment is a review process for determining and addressing essential WASH needs/discrepancies of a community or population.

This program reporting guideline supports program teams in reporting essential data, updates and changes. Information was selected from a variety of sources.

This report template offers one example of what a report could include. The following reporting structure may be a useful guide.

This budget template is created as an activity budget. Activity budgets separate the program into smaller groups of activities.

A budget is a communication and planning tool essential for the effective design of any program. This Budgeting Tips Guide supports program design teams.

The GANTT chart template provides program designers and managers a visual understanding of a program's tasks and overall schedule spanning the program’s duration.

The gap analysis is used to assist with identifying both the desired or expected state and practices and the current state and practices.

Lessons learned are an opportunity to reflect on activities or interventions and appreciate what worked well and should be kept or what could be improved.