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Sarar Transformación - School sanitation story from Mexico

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The entire SWASH+ program was coordinated by Sarar Transformación with support from Global Water Challenge and funding from Coca-Cola Atlanta. In order to strengthen and institutionalise the roles and responsibilities of the various local stakeholders, the program formalized the handover process. Local authorities, school committees and the administration thereby agreed to oversee the correct use and management of the installed water and dry sanitation systems and to transmit knowledge and information to the incoming students, parent´s committee members, new teachers and school authorities.

==== '''The key lessons of the story====:'''

[[File:Mexico3.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Handwashing facility at proper height for small users.]]

Fabiola pegged the following aspects as factors of successful school projects:

'''''WECF'''''(Women in Europe for a Common Future) is a non-governmental organization established in 1994 following the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, to give women a stronger voice in the field of sustainable development and environment. WECF strives for balancing the environment, health and economy, taking the different needs and perspectives of women and men into account and implements solutions locally and influences policy internationally.

[[File:Sarar Transformación.png|thumb|right|150px]]

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'''Fabiola Garduno'''

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