This document outlines a training module on water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services at the local level. The module has four sessions aimed at understanding the current WASH situation, identifying relevant stakeholders and their roles, examining challenges, and analyzing strategies to address issues in the participant's locality. By the end of the training, participants will have shared information on WASH access and services, identified local stakeholders and responsibilities, recognized challenges, and developed potential solutions in their jurisdiction.

1. WASH services in your locality Module Two Introduction and learning objectives

2. Why a focus on your locality? Without knowing your locality you cannot begin to address WASH governance or sustainability issues What do we mean by ‘your locality’? Your locality is the area of jurisdiction of your local government entity There are many issues you need to know, for example how many consumers, are they in rural or urban areas, what can they afford, what water is available, is the infrastructure working or not, is there sufficient revenue to cover costs, etc?

3. Learning objectives By the end of this module, you will have: Shared information concerning the WASH status quo in your locality including levels of service Identified stakeholders in the WASH sector and roles and responsibilities Identified and shared WASH challenges in your locality Analysed WASH challenges to identify strategies and solutions

4. Module Plan Session title Time Session 1 WASH status quo in your locality 90 minutes Session 2 WASH who’s who 90 minutes Session 3 WASH challenges in your locality 90 minutes Session 4 WASH strategies and solutions 90 minutes