Papua New Guinea
Live & Learn and Plan International Australia has produced three A1 posters that illustrate watershed management to assist with community-based water security improvement planning in the Solomon Islands. The posters can be used together with…
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Live & Learn Papua New Guinea and the New Ireland Provincial Government are partnering with Schneider Electric to improve access to energy infrastructure to boost community development and services. Currently only 13 percent of people…
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This is a practical training manual prepared for community workers providing training to community-based sanitation enterprises in Vanuatu in how to advise customers on selection of appropriate toilet design, and safe location of different types of…
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This resource is a collection of health promotion posters for the South Pacific to share messages concerning safe practices to prevent transmission of COVID-19. Live & Learn has a strong history of implementing water, sanitation and hygiene projects and these…
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This guide provides an overview of the Live & Learn WASH in Schools approach, and serves as a guide for the larger WASH in Schools programs implemented by Live & Learn with other partners in Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu and elsewhere.
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This guide is used by school Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Committees, school teachers and student WASH Clubs to successfully operate and maintain school water, sanitation and hygiene facilities.
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WASH in Schools programs must address many activities, including construction of water, sanitation and hygiene facilities, hygiene education and promotion, operations and maintenance support, and advocacy. The Bottleneck Analysis is the foundation tool that Live &…
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How can communities be better prepared for wildfires in their forests? Climate change is already leading to increased risk of wild fire in forest areas, which pose a threat to biodiversity and the livelihoods and…
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How can we reduce the risk of wildfire in the context of climate change? The incidence of wildfire in forests is increasing due to global warming, posing a significant threat to the biodiversity of the…
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