Aspects of Community Mobilisation | Data collection method | Indicators | Data Source |
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Aim 1:To assess the strategies and processes of community mobilisation and community triggering for rural sanitation demand generation under the NBA | |||
NGO field staff training | Document review, Attending the trainings/ Direct observation, FGDs with facilitators (n = 6) | Enhanced knowledge of facilitators | Training manual and presentations; Researcher’s observations; FGD notes |
Staff’s action plans of implementing NGOs | Documents review | Existence of NGO’s field action plans | Field/Action plans |
Facilitators’ understanding of the intervention design/plan | FGDs with facilitators | Existence of activity plans of field staff | NGO’s field plans; FDG notes |
Formation of different committees | Document review, Attending the meetings | Committee members executing the campaign | Committee registers |
Community's understanding of the intervention | FGDs with villagers (n = 20) | Villagers’ awareness on objective of NBA; Changed perception and attitude towards OD; Demand for latrines generated | FGD notes |
Aim 2: Examine the challenges of executing NBA in socially diverse villages | |||
Challenges in organizing community mobilisation | Attending and observing village mobilisation activities | Community understands latrine’s importance and unites to implement NBA | Researcher observations FGD and IDI notes; Researchers observations |
FGDs with villagers (n = 20) IDIs with (n = 80) | Challenges identified by community members; Existence of IEC materials, their distribution among people and their effective use for awareness generation and behaviour change | ||
Facilitators’ understanding of the challenges | FGDs with facilitators | Challenges identified by NGO staff | FGD notes |