Engagement of Training Service Providers (TSP) for the Capacity Building of Community-Based Volunteers in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) at Foundation for Refugee Economic Empowerment (FREE)

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Description

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Name/Components of Training

Water , Sanitation and Hygiene Committee (WASHCOM), Hygiene Promotion, and Sanitation Committee Training

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Type of Training

Awareness/Capacity Building Training/TOT (beneficiaries would train other community members)

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Location

Damboa LGA, Borno State

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Nature of Beneficiaries

Host Community/Returnees

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No. of Participants

20 (WASHCOM); + 40 (Sanitation Committee); + 25 (Hygiene Promoters) = 85 Trainees

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Segregation of Participants (final may slightly vary)

Gender:  Male: 50                           Female:35

Disability (if any): 0

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Training Methodology 

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Name of Trainer(s)/Facilitator(s) and Affiliation – Attach CV of at least one resource person

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Major Training Components

with details

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Duration of the Training

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Total Proposed Cost

(NGN.)

• WASHCOM
• Sanitation Committee
• Hygiene Promoters

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Per Capita Cost (NGN.)

• WASHCOM
• Sanitation Committee
• Hygiene Promoters

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Breakdown of Budget for entire training (delete or add as required):

1. Trainer(s)
2. Location/Hall
3. Food and beverages
4. Transport refunds to participants
5. Training materials
6. Visibility
7. Generator/Fuel
8. Projector
9. Report
10. Travel/Logistics
11. Miscellaneous
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Expected outcomes:

Training generally improves participants and by extension, the com munity’s Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices (KAP) in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), such as in the following aspects:

• The training to the community is expected to generate awareness by increasing knowledge on preventive and promotional health/hygiene matters and will enhance their hygienic behaviors sustainably.
• Community people will able to maintain good health through improved sanitation and use of safe drinking water and better sanitation practice.
• Consultations on habits of defecation, urination and hygiene and the beliefs surrounding them will be helpful to enhance hygiene and sanitation practices and environmental sanitation, and household/communal waste management.
• Synthesize alternative behavior that is better, easier, more hygienic and preferable for the community.
• Beneficiaries will start to use safe and clean toilets in their households/community, use soap in hand washing at critical times and keep water filters and/or start to use boiled water or using water disinfectants as well as practice hygiene-related tasks including in taking care of the sick etc.
• Community people will start practicing the reduce,, reuse and recycle of household/communal waste and will start to/improve use of compost manure and livestock feces in their home garden safely.

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Safeguarding/Protection Perspective of the Proposal: