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Advocacy campaign: Helping people through convincing at high levelWorldwide we are advocating that stakeholders in the development corporation know the SODIS-method and include it in the programmes of their organisations. To achieve this, the specific informing of governments, NGOs and international Organisations, sound trainings of project leaders and staff of public authorities (teachers, nurses, etc.) and the demonstration of pilot project are essential. We provide expert knowledge, training material and practical support for the implementation of projects. Also, we link different organisations and thereby prevent duplications. Through our advocacy campaign we can help to get the SODIS-method established worldwide and achieve that it reaches faster those people who need it most urgently Bolivia and Nepal as a model for other countriesThe projects in Bolivia and Nepal show how advocacy can lead to success. In these countries, development organisations and governmental institutions work together to disseminate household water treatment methods. The information about different methods, among them also the SODIS-method, is distributed on a national level through different channels. Children learn about the SODIS-method at school, different ministries included the method in their education programs for adults and in their emergency plans. In addition, there is an extensive network of NGOs who are conducting drinking water projects together. In Pakistan, the SODIS-method is also widely applied. Through our activities, already more than 1 000 000 people are cleaning their drinking water with the SODIS-method. As governmental programs are now promoting the method, this number will increase again during the next ears. In addition, other internationals Organisations started to disseminate the method. With the advocacy campaign we would like to achieve such success also in other countries. |
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