CLTS Rapid Appraisal Protocol (C-RAP) Tool

Summary

A tool for rapid assessment of the practice of CLTS at scale

CLTS Rapid Appraisal Protocol (CRAP) is a diagnostic tool to review the quality and effectiveness of CLTS programming in a country. The success of CLTS in triggering communities for collective behaviour change has been a global phenomenon. However achieving scale in a planned, coordinated and consistent manner to move beyond ODF villages towards generating ODF districts, regions and nations has been challenging. Furthermore, wide variations have been found in the quality of implementation, rolling out and outcomes across different countries.

This tool from the  and UNICEF aims to set a common basic standard for CLTS processes at scale and brings together essential elements for quality scaling up.

The full report is large (17.4 MB) so it's also available in three parts for those with slower internet bandwidth.

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CRAP Tool - Full (17.4 MB)
CRAP Tool Pt. 1
CRAP Tool Pt. 2
CRAP Tool Pt. 3
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Tool
Publication Date
Produced By
CLTS Foundation
Implementing Partners
UNICEF
Community Led Total Sanitation Foundation
Related Countries
Global

Keywords

Topic
Sanitation
Behavior Change

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