WASH 2011 conference: Trevor Nott, (RWSSP PNG)

2. 85% in rural areas

3. 20% rural access to improved water

6. Lack of funds

7. Service provider capacity

8. Divided responsibilityHeterogenous communities Land issues Compensation culture Lack of government policy

9. Understanding x Ownership x Motivation x Capacity Behaviour change and social sustainability

10. Sustainability Framework Identifies 13 key principles for sustainability. Promotes comprehensive and creative thinking on all aspects of sustainability

11. Some examples Training materials and guides Detailed monitoring of behaviour change Water and Sanitation Committees. 10 % contribution Partnership Forums Newsletters PHAST and CLTS Community Commitments/MOUs Recognition schemes

12. Behaviour change and social sustainability Understanding: Ownership: Motivation:Capacity 10% contribution cost of materials. Originally for ownership but has had unexpected significance. Reluctance to pay is usually a symptom of a deeper issue.

13. Behaviour change and social sustainability Understanding: Ownership:Motivation:Capacity Social Mapping and ‘Management carrying capacity’. Everyone wants water

14. Thankyou