Civic Champions profile – Sun Chhoeun
When WaterSHED set out to build the rural market for water, sanitation, and hygiene in Cambodia, our aim was to facilitate a... Read More
Building the market for sanitation with planned obsolescence
Six years after starting an experimental program to build the market for sanitation in rural Cambodia, WaterSHED has begun drawing down its... Read More
Civic Champions profile – Mey Sahun
In the early morning hours, Mey Sahun and his wife walk out to the back of their house to tend to their... Read More
Civic Leaders Bring Transformational Change to Cambodia’s Sanitation
Leadership training is not groundbreaking. But Civic Champions is. How WaterSHED is guiding local leaders to boost Cambodia’s sanitation towards full coverage.... Read More
UNC-2014 Poster: Civic Champions Transforming Sanitation Coverage
Download the poster University of North Carolina Water & Health Conference (13-17 Oct 2014) Under WaterSHED’s Hands-Off sanitation marketing program, rapid improvements... Read More
Civic Champions: Evaluation
Download the full report in English Download the summary in Khmer Evaluating Leadership Capacity Development Among Elected, Local-Level Government Representatives in Rural Cambodia... Read More
WEDC & UNC 2014: Civic Champions Inspire Sustainable Change
Authors: McLennan, Lyn; Sieng Mai; Phav Daroath Overview: This is a presentation of the proof-of-concept leadership development project Civic Champions implemented in... Read More
WEDC-2014 Briefing Paper: Civic Champions Transforming Sanitation Coverage
Abstract: Inspired by local leaders who have motivated their communities to make transformational change in sanitation coverage, WaterSHED is implementing a proof-of-concept... Read More
The Secret Sauce of the Civic Champions Project
The Civic Champions program is a 9 month program designed to transform rural commune councilors in Cambodia into civic champions who can... Read More
Advisory Group Highlights Importance of Sustainability in Leadership Development
PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA – “Our ancestors could build Angkor Wat, why can’t we build a toilet?” asked His Excellency Chan Dara, Deputy... Read More