Résumé
Tullo Bollo Town did not have appropriate waste collection and disposal systems. As a result people, including children, faced illnesses due to poor sanitation and hygiene. Becho organised community (coffee) meetings to create public awareness on the adverse effects of waste and environmental pollution. Municipal offices, schools, kebele and religious leaders were also involved. It was decided to form waste collector groups to deal with the problem, at the same time offering employment to unemployed women and youth. The town was embellished with plants and several new public toilets were built.
Analyse du problème
The town does not have appropriate waste collection and disposal systems. As a result people, including children, face illnesses due to poor sanitation and hygiene.
Analyse de la solution
• Facilitate dialogue with relevant stakeholders and community members.
• Public awareness creation on the adverse effects of waste and environmental pollution.
• Establishing Community led Total Sanitation & Hygiene force.
• Organising waste collector groups.
• Increasing the number of individual public toilets.
• Mobilising resources.
• Conduct monthly sanitation campaigns.
Analyse des parties prenantes
Quelles parties prenantes (ONG, gouvernement, secteur privé) avez-vous identifiées en tant qu’alliées; comment les avez-vous impliquées?
Tullu Bollo Municipality: is responsible to coordinate the overall activities that can make Tullu Bollo town green and free of waste. The municipality is also expected to assign budget and mobilise resources to establish waste disposal centres.
Tullu Bollo Town Health Office: is expected to counteract the adverse effects of disposing waste inappropriately, causing health problems.
Government and Private schools: are able to teach people through organised clubs and campaigns.
Tullu Bollo Town Water Supply Office: is responsible to ensure access to adequate drinking water is available to the whole community. Besides, the office will provide technical input for waste disposal centre (dry and liquid) construction.
Kebele (smallest administrative unit, similar to a neighbourhood) and religious leaders: will mobilise resources and create awareness in the communities.
Tullu Bollo communities: will implement the designed action plan to make the town green and clean with active participation and full commitment.
All stakeholders mentioned were perceived as allies. Becho CBO has been implementing student led sanitation and school hygiene (SLSSH) programmes. These stakeholders and Becho CBO were interested to translate the experience and achievements of the work done at school level to municipality level.
Quelles parties prenantes avez-vous identifiées comme opposantes; pourquoi elles étaient opposées?
At this starting level no opponents were identified.
Comment avez-vous impliqué vos bénéficiaires dans l’analyse des parties prenantes/la campagne.
By creating discussion platforms with the representatives from the identified stakeholders. First of all the participants shared the observed challenges and possible solutions. Then they decided upon their specific roles and responsibilities to solve the problems and implement the necessary changes.
Brève description de l’organisation mettant en oeuvre l’activité/la campagne
Becho CBO has been initiated by Development Expertise Center Ethiopia (DEC) and is based in Tullu Bollo town, 80 kilometres southwest of Sho Zone, in Oromia National Regional State. Becho started a discussion with community leaders, school directors and the town municipality about the waste disposal issue and it was decided to work together to solve the problems.
Action period
Started in June 2015, ongoing
Objectifs
To improve the waste disposal and health conditions of the community by creating a clean and sanitised environment.
Resultats
The town municipality organised unemployed women and youth for the home-to-home collection of discarded waste materials (garbage).
Description des activites preparatoires
1. Public awareness creation.
2. Organising waste collector groups.
3. Resource mobilising.
Description de la mise en œuvre
1. Awareness raising started with community and religious leaders.
2. Engagement of the waste collector groups into practical work, twice a month.
3. Resource mobilisation from community and other organisations is in progress.
Description de l\'investissement en temps
1. Awareness raising: 2 hours per month for three years.
2. Waste collection: two days per month.
Coût
No.
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Description
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Unit
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No. of units
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Frequency
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Unit cost
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Year 1
|
Year 2
|
Year 3
|
Total budget of 3 years
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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1.
|
Environmental survey on town sanitation
|
Person
|
4
|
12
|
300
|
4.800
|
4.800
|
4.800
|
14.400
|
2.
|
Continued sanitation status data collection
|
Person
|
2
|
6
|
300
|
1.200
|
1.200
|
1.200
|
3.600
|
3.
|
Conduct discussion with community leaders on sanitation issues
|
Person
|
16
|
13
|
200
|
16.000
|
12.800
|
12.800
|
41.600
|
4.
|
Coffee ceremony to create community awareness
|
Person
|
150
|
6
|
50
|
15.000
|
15.000
|
15.000
|
45.000
|
5.
|
Preparation of common waste collection holes in selected areas
|
Hole
|
40
|
1
|
2.000
|
|
80.000
|
|
80.000
|
6.
|
Establishing continued waste collection campaign
|
Round
|
2
|
3
|
3.000
|
18.000
|
|
18.000
|
36.000
|
7.
|
Purchasing necessary materials for waste collection
|
Working materials
|
For 2 groups
|
once
|
558.700
|
1.157,400
|
|
|
1.157.400
|
8.
|
Preparing and planting sanitation messages in different areas of the town
|
Messages
|
30
|
2 years
|
2.500
|
75.000
|
|
75.000
|
150.000
|
9.
|
Plants will be planted to create beauty
|
Plants
|
1.000
|
3 years
|
100
|
100.000
|
100.000
|
100.000
|
300.000
|
10.
|
Monthly meetings with unemployed women and youth involved in the waste collection
|
Person
|
40
|
4x per year
|
150
|
24.000
|
24.000
|
24.000
|
72.000
|
11.
|
Construction of public toilets
|
Toilet
|
20
|
2
|
40.000
|
800.000
|
800.000
|
|
1.600.000
|
|
Total budget
|
|
|
|
|
2.211.400
|
1.037.800
|
250.800
|
3.500.000
|
Plans pour repéter l’activité
1. Day-to-day follow up of project activities by CBO and town municipality.
2. Monitoring and evaluation tools for this particular purpose will be developed and utilised.