Now that you have completed this study session, you can assess how well you have achieved its Learning Outcomes by answering these questions.
Complete the following sentences with the appropriate word:
The three pillars on which the One WASH National Programme is founded are:
Match each of these descriptions with key words from among the pillars you identified in SAQ 5.2:
From the previous study session (Study Session 4, Section 4.5), you may recall the case of soap delivery to people through public–private partnership. Considering this particular case, if you found out that people are not buying the soap as much as was expected, which one of the three pillars do you think is not well addressed and is responsible for the problem? What action would you take to tackle the problem?
The pillar that is not well addressed is demand creation for better WASH services. You could address this problem by putting more effort towards hygiene education and raising awareness of the need for soap for personal hygiene so that the use of soap will be enhanced over time.
The text described the complementary pillars of the OWNP as resembling the method of house construction. Why is this?
If the structure of a house is not well balanced as it is being built then it will fall apart. Similarly, the pillars of OWNP are designed so that they complement each other, and each must be fully in place to bring about the intended results of nationwide improved WASH services.