Training Module for Inclusive Sanitation for People with Disabilities

This one-and-a-half-day training module strengthens understanding of gender, disability, and their intersections within the WASH sector. Developed through research, consultations, and lived evidence, it uses a rights-based approach to address barriers, promote accessibility, and support inclusive planning, implementation, and monitoring of sanitation systems.

What you’ll learn from this training module

  • Builds understanding of how gender and disability intersect to shape sanitation access and experiences

  • Grounds participants in a rights-based framework emphasising equality, participation, and inclusion

  • Introduces inclusive design principles, accessibility features, and hygiene promotion strategies

  • Integrates real-world case studies and lived experiences to connect theory with practice

  • Embeds values of autonomy, dignity, and inclusive leadership in WASH governance

  • Includes a facilitator’s note to guide effective delivery and reflection

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