1.0 MODULE 1 – INTRODUCTION TO WASH
1.1 Introduction To Water, Sanitation And Hygiene
1.2 Global Availability Of Fresh Water
1.3 Right To Water & Sanitation – Un Global Development Goals
1.4 Post 2015 Wash Development Agenda
Module 1 Assignment Questions

2.0 MODULE  2 – SANITATION & HYGIENE 
2.1 Sanitation In Schools
2.2 Sustainable Sanitation
2.3 Hygiene Improvement
2.4 Disease Transmission Routes & The F‐Diagram
Module 2 Assignment Questions

3.0 MODULE 3 – CROSS-CUTTING ISSUES IN WASH
3.1 Participation
3.2 Gender
3.3 Environment
3.4 Inclusion of Most Vulnerable (People With HIV/Aids, Elderly & Disabled And Children)
Module 3 Assignment Questions

Final Exam Questions

• Understand fundamental principles and approaches in WASH
• Gain knowledge on the practicalities around community water supply and waste management
• Develop a better correlation between WASH and environmental Health as well as Public Health
• Learn remedial measures which can help in addressing current WASH issues in third world and developing countries

• Project Officer
• Wash Coordinator
• WASH Technician
• Project Engineer
• WASH and Construction Advisor
• Protection Advisor
• Field Coordinator
• WASH Deputy Coordinator
• Protection Advisor
• Field Coordinator

$500