Strengthening mutual accountability in partnerships for WASH. Pt 1: Literature review and learning from other sectors

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Strengthening mutual accountability in partnerships for WASH
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Literature review and learning from other sectors
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A study on the concept and success factors of mutual accountability for water, sanitation and hygiene partnerships.
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A study on the concept and success factors of mutual accountability for water, sanitation and hygiene partnerships.
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Evita Rozenberg

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Evita
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Rozenberg
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Sarah Dickin

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Sarah
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Dickin
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SEI
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Carla Liera

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Liera
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SEI
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Juliet Willets

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UTS-ISF
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Keren Winterford

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Keren
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Winterford
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UTS-ISF
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Simone Soeters

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Simone
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Soeters
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Sanitation and Water for All (SWA)
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The Sanitation and Water for All (SWA) partnership commissioned a two-part research report to inform the evolution and refinement of its Mutual Accountability Mechanism (MAM), a tool for partners to hold each other accountable for progress in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This first part looks at the concept of mutual accountability, as well as a literature review, interviews and investigation of partnerships beyond the WASH sector, whereas the second part is an empirical study of multi-stakeholder collaboration, accountability, MAM implementation and COVID-impacts in WASH in six selected SWA partner countries The desk research in part 1 highlights the key elements, success factors, partnership processes, conducive national contexts and types of global partnerships, which can support an effective cycle of mutual accountability between stakeholders.
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Strengthening mutual accountability in partnerships for WASH. Pt 1: Literature review and learning from other sectors
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2021