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Sabrina Shaidullah BRAC Bangladesh

Learning paper

Monitoring WASH systems strengthening and change

A learning paper drawing on six-country WASH Systems for Health experience

Learning paper on monitoring WASH systems strengthening and change, drawing on six-country WASH Systems for Health experience.

Authors
Marieke Adank
Member
Riva Global
Resource type
Learning paper
Location
Bangladesh|Malawi|Nepal|Nigeria|Sierra Leone|Tanzania|International
Year
2026
Theme
Monitoring
Tags
systems thinking|monitoring|health
Publisher
IRC
Publication place
The Hague
DOI
http://doi.org/10.17037/PUBS.04682624
This learning paper, developed under the FCDO-funded WASH Systems for Health programme (2023–2026), examines how monitoring approaches have evolved in the sector and draws on WASH Systems for Health's real-world experience across six countries (Bangladesh, Nepal, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Malawi and Tanzania) to offer practical guidance on monitoring systems strengthening and change. It addresses three learning questions: what trends can be observed in how WASH projects are monitored, how systems strengthening and systems interventions can be monitored, and what the way forward is for systems monitoring.

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