Outcome 1:    Use of services - Rural household demand for and use of improved sanitation products increases;

Outcome 2:    Service delivery - Private service providers sustainably offer a variety of affordable sanitation services;

Outcome 3:    Enabling environment - National and local government effectively utilize and facilitate market-based solutions for sanitation.

Erwartete Resultate:  

Output 1.1:    By 2024, at least 1.2 million improved toilet facilities are sold; 

Output 1.2:    By 2024, at least 5 A2Fs providers are providing sanitation loans and financial services to households; 

Output 2.1:    By 2024, at least 3,000 latrine producers provide improved sanitation services to poor and disadvantaged households in 35 districts;

Output 2.2:    By 2024, 30 Sanitation Business Association are established in project working districts;

Output 2.3:    By 2024, at least 5 A2Fs are providing loan and financial services to latrine producers and Sanitation Business Associations;

Output 2.4:    By 2024, at least 3 lead firms are providing sanitation product and services targeting rural consumers;

Output 3:    By 2024, GoB approved and implemented a revised WASH policy, strategies that reflects a pro-poor market-based sanitation strategy for inclusion in the revised Sector Development Plans (SDP).

Resultate von früheren Phasen:  

-    Over 160,000 improved latrines were sold to individual households and installed which is 178 percent of the total planned target. The households directly invested USD 2.7 million to purchase these improved latrines; 

-    502 local latrine producers (483 men, 93 women) are trained on improved products, business development and marketing techniques. They were linked with commercial supply chains of national firm, continue to sell and construct improved toilets and many of them are organized by forming business associations; 

-    Increased willingness of the local Government Institutions, NGOs, Civil Society organizations and other sector actors to implement smart subsidies in sanitation (over USD $555,602 invested to date);

-    The National Sanitation Marketing Guidelines developed and endorsed by the Department of Public Health Engineering; 

-    Winning of P3 Impact Award by Concordia, the University of Virginia Darden School Institute for Business in Society, and the U.S. Department of State’s Office of Global Partnerships to recognize and honor leading public-private partnerships (P3s) in SanMarkS.