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SHARING EXPERIENCES OF MAX
FOUNDATION GOOD PRACTICES
WITH HLP PARTNERS
JANUARY, 2017 HORIZONTAL LEARNING CENTRE
National Institute of Local Government
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Prepared by:
Tahsin Islam, HLP Liaison Officer
Salim Hossain Bhuiyan, HLP Coordinator
Peer reviewed by:
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Workshop organized by: National Institute of Local Government (NILG)
Horizontal Learning Center (HLC)
Max Foundation Bangladesh
Venue and date: Conference Room, NILG, Dhaka
15th
January, 2017
Photo credit: Md.Irfan,
Max Foundation Bangladesh
Special thanks to:
Tapan Kumar Karmaker (Additional Secretary), Director General, NILG; Dr. Md. Golam
Yahia (Joint Secretary), Director, (Training and Consultancy) and HLP focal person; Engr.
Imam Mahmud Riad, Country Director, Max Foundation; Ahidul Islam Kazal, Program
Manager; Santanu Lahiri, Consultant, World Bank, Dr. Akira Munakata, Adviser-Local
Governance.
Document prepared and shared on: 17
th January, 2017
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Contents
1. Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 3
2. Opening of the meeting ............................................................................................................. 3
3. Objectives of the workshop ...................................................................................................... 4
4. Workshop Sessions ..........................................................................................................4
i) PowerPoint presentation ....................................................................................................... 4
ii) Video documentary session ................................................................................................. 4
iii) Group work & presentation ................................................................................................ 5
5. Closing Note ............................................................................................................................... 7
Annexure-1 ..................................................................................................................................... 8
Annexure-2 ................................................................................................................................... 10
Annexure-3 ................................................................................................................................... 11
Annexure-4 ................................................................................................................................... 17
Annexure-5 ................................................................................................................................... 17
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1. Introduction
Max Value for WASH in Bangladesh (Max-WASH) is a child mortality reduction program
financing by Max Foundation (MF) and The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
(EKN); integrated with WASH approach through a number of interventions such as Safe
water, Sanitation and Hygiene, Safe Motherhood, Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)
education and prevention of child stunting in hard to reach areas in Bangladesh. Through
this program approximately 8,90,000 people across the country get benefits from adopting a
range of innovative good practices for instance Maxi Basin, Latrine attached to House (latrine
within 12 steps), School Latrine with Menstrual Hygiene Management System, Women
bathing chamber, community cluster based piped water supply, Stunted Free Village (SFV)
approach, Off Pit Latrine, Community Child Growth Chart etc.
Since July 2013, Max Foundation is an active partner of Horizontal Learning Program (HLP);
a peer learning platform facilitated by Government of Bangladesh (GoB) and supported by
development partners. The objectives of this program are (i) enhance the capacities of the
Local Government Institutions (LGI)s;(ii)Scale up good practices;(iii) Influence policies on
the basis of scaling up of good practices;(iv)Create a platform of LGIs for networking. In the
light of HLP objectives, Max foundation organized a good practice sharing workshop with
HLP partners at National Institute of Local Government (NILG).
2. Opening of the meeting
With support of Max Foundation, NILG and Horizontal Learning Centre (HLC) organized
the workshop titled “Sharing Experiences of Max Foundation Good Practices with HLP
Partners” held on 15th
January’2017 at NILG conference room. Around 40 people joined the
meeting from diverse HLP development partners like NILG, JICA, Care Bangladesh,
HELVETAS, CDD, Prip Trust, ACF, BRAC alongside some Max WASH program partners
and guest organizations such as SPACE, Dhaka Ahsania Mission, Angkur, VERC, ESDO,
EPRC,HYSAWA etc.
The meeting was began with the
welcoming speech of Dr. Md.
Golam Mohammad Yahia,
Director (Training & Consultancy)
and HLP Focal person for NILG.
He appreciated the initiative of
Max Foundation for sharing good
practices among the HLP Partners,
as HLP is a peer learning platform.
The respected Director General of
NILG, Mr. Tapan Kumar
Karmaker inaugurated the
workshop with his brief speech. He mentioned the contribution of NGOs to improving quality
of life of unprivileged communities. He also highlighted the achievement of making open
defecation almost zero in which NGOs are the equal claimant with Government of
Bangladesh (GoB). Above all, he acknowledged that HLP is a major contributor to
disseminate different LGIs good practices across the country for further replication.
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3. Objectives of the workshop
The overall objective of the workshop was to share the good practices of Max Foundation to
the HLP partners. Besides there were some other objectives given below:
1. To know Max Foundation and its activities;
2. To share their innovative good practices of Max Foundation to HLP partners;
3. To learn and discuss about the future prospect of these good practices;
4. To identify potential technical support required for HLP partners to replicate the good
practices.
4. Workshop Sessions
The workshop has divided into two major parts to attain the objectives of the meeting.
i) PowerPoint presentation;
ii) Video documentary session;
iii) Group work & presentation.
i) PowerPoint presentation
In this session, a presentation
has shown the brief history of
Max Foundation, a
Netherlands based
development organization
established in 2005 in the
memory of Max Le Poole died
of a viral infection at the age
of 8 months. The activities of
Max Foundation are basically
focused on reducing child
mortality, nutrition, child
stunting reduction and
ensuring safe motherhood with
the integration of WASH programs. About ten local NGOs are working as implementation
partners of Max Foundation in twelve districts of Bangladesh.
Aiming at the sustainable hand washing behavior among people, Max foundation introduces
maxi basin hand washing device near dining place. This approach found very helpful to the
people for improving hand sanitation habit. Such seven innovative good practices were
highlighted in the presentation alongside Max Foundation’s achievement since their
inception in Bangladesh. The session has conducted by Engr. Imam Mahmud Riad, Country
Director, Max Foundation Bangladesh.
ii) Video documentary session
Four video documentaries on innovative best practices of Max Foundation have presented in
the workshop. The documentaries gave a clear scenario of how people get benefits from these
good practices and the change of social outlook regarding the issues that Max Foundation
addressed. Basically through this session the HLP partners got primary ideas of these good
practices for replication at their own intervention area.
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Santanu Lahiri, Sr. Decentralization Consultant, World Bank appreciated the initiative of
disseminating good practices through videos. The documentaries were valued by the
participants of the events, though some feedback also came to make it more informative and
touching. The video documentaries were directed by Tareq Mahamud, Consultant and a video
documentary team (Md. Ahidul Islam Kazal, Program Manager, Max Foundation and the Max
team) worked hard to make the job successful.
iii) Group work & presentation
The last session of the
event was group work
and presentation.
Participants are
divided into three
groups mainly focused
on what were the good
practices HLP partners
interested to share in
their intervention
areas, how they would
proceed and by when.
This group work was
significant as because
the sharing of these
good practices in union
parishads through HLP partners will let people learn some innovative good practices which
also they can emphasize in different HLP workshops. The session was moderated by Santanu
Lahiri, Consultant, World Bank.
There are the summary of the outcome of group work:
Sl
no.
Organization Good practices No. of
Unions
Contact
Date
1. Action La Faim-
ACF Further Study on
1.Maxi Basin
2.Piped Water
3.School Latrine with Menstrual
Hygiene system
Ukhia 17th
April’
2017
2. Aungkur Deepening
1.Stunting Free Village
2 unions 15th
October'17
3. Breaking the
Silence
1.School Latrine with Menstrual
Hygiene
2.Maxi Basin
3.Toilet besides House
19 unions 15th
February'12
4. Centre for
Disability in
Development
1.Maxi Basin
2. Women bathing Place
3.Latrine besides House
11 unions 31st May'12
5. Dhaka Ahsania
Mission
1.Union off pit Latrine
2.Bathing corner
5 unions 1st July'2017
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6. Environment &
Population
Research Centre
1. Improved Sanitation
2. Menstrual Hygiene
3. Maxi Basin
15th
March'2017
7. Eco- Social
Development
Organization-
ESDO
1. School Latrine with Menstrual
hygiene
2. Maxi basin
10 unions 25th
Feb’2017
8. HELVETAS Promote
1. Latrine near house
2. School Latrine
2 unions 30th
August'2017
9. HYSAWA Implementation
1. Maxi Basin
2. Menstrual Hygiene
3. Latrine near house
6 Unions 1st
August'2017
10. JICA Implementation through BRDB
1. Maxi Basin
2. Piped Water Supply
100 Unions 24th
January'2017
11. Prip Trust Motivate UP representative
1. Latrine near house
2. School Latrine with Menstrual
Hygiene
4 Unions 28th
February'17
12. Shusilan Scaling up
1. Maxi Basin
2. Women bathing Place
6 Unions 15
February'17
13. SPACE Scaling up & Deepening
1. Maxi Basin
2. Women bathing Place
3. School Latrine
4. Stunting Free Village
5. Cluster Pipe water
6. Offset Latrine
12 unions 01
March'2017
14. VERC Scaling up & promoting
1. Offset Pit Latrine
2. Hand wash device with basin
8 unions 27th
August'17
Total 185 unions
After the group work an action plan was prepared to the follow-up the whole process of
sharing the good practices in their respective areas. The action plan has given below:
SL Decision Responsible Timeframe
1 Draft work plan on the Sharing
Experiences of Max Foundation
Good Practices workshop
Mr. Ahidul Islam Kazal &
Salim H Bhuiyan
18 January 2017
2 Discussion on Draft work plan in the Salim H Bhuiyan 27 January 2017
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HLP Coordination meeting and
meeting minutes endorsed by NILG
Focal person
3 Formal work plan for replicating
MaxWASH good practices in
Sokoler Kotha Newsletter
Samar Roy 15 February 2017
4 Prepare HLP partners working area
wise UPs short profile
Aminul Bari Suvra &
Anwar H Rana
31 January 2017
5 Incorporate unique MaxWASH good
practices in the UP compendium of
LGSP-2
Santanu Lahiri & Samar
Roy
31 January 2017
6 Review of draft Video documentary
(4 different clips) on MaxWASH
good practices and further editing
based on recommendation from the
audiences
Nurul Islam, AKM Mizan
& Bilkis
31 January 2017
7 Develop poster of MaxWASH good
practices in list of NILG good
practices
Mr. Ahidul Islam Kazal &
Salim H Bhuiyan
31 January 2017
8 Allocate 2 hrs. additional session for
HLP good practices (MaxWASH
good practices) in the UP
Foundation course
Nurul Islam 28 February 2017
5. Closing Remarks At the end of the event, DG-NILG
has delivered his closing remarks.
He expressed deep satisfaction with
the outcome of the workshop. He
appreciated the active participation
of the participants that made the
event successful. He admired HLP
as a diverse platform where
everyone is dedicated to making a
real change in human welfare. He
also expressed his sincere gratitude
to all of the participants in sharing their experience and giving valuable feedback for further
improvement in future. By the vote of thank from Nurul Islam, research officer, NILG the
workshop came to its end.
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Annexure-1
Concept Note Sharing Experiences of Max Foundation Good Practices
with HLP Partners
Organized by Horizontal Learning Centre (HLC)
National Institute of Local Government (NILG)
With Support from
Max Foundation Bangladesh and Other HLP Partners
Venue: NILG Conference Room
Date: 15 January 2017
Introduction:
The Horizontal Learning Program is a Union Parishad (UP) led peer-to-peer learning
initiative facilitated by the Government of Bangladesh and supported by development
partners. Under this program, local governments connect with each other to identify, share
and replicate the good practices of their peers (see http://www.horizontallearning.net). The
program is governed by the HLP Working Team chaired by the Additional Secretary (Water
Supply) LGD and the Horizontal Learning Centre (HLC) is the Secretariat for the program
located at the National Institute of Local Government (NILG).
Max Foundation (MF) and The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands (EKN) are
funding Max Value for WASH in Bangladesh (Max-WASH); a 4 year program to reduce
child mortality in Bangladesh by providing approximately 900,000 people with an integrated
WASH approach combining the interventions of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene education,
pre and post natal care, education on reproductive health rights and education for prevention
of stunted growth. Max Foundation initiated HLP activities in Patualkhali district from July
2013 and now organizing a sharing meeting to disseminate the experiences of innovative
Max good practices in Patuakhali district in terms of capacity building as an institution and
progress towards sustainability. Still it is in the process of development and stepping forward
to become sustainable.
Under the processes of HLP, UPs are encouraged to identify their good practices with
indicators that are validated by partner agencies and UPs; select the good practices they wish
to visit in order to learn from their peers and appreciate their context; prioritize, discuss with
citizens and integrate appropriate good practices into their annual plan and budget by
utilizing their own fund. It is encouraging to note that after analyzing the Annual Budget
2015-16 of 650 UPs, it was revealed that in total more than Taka 131 million has been
allocated by UPs in the Annual Development Program for replicating 54 good practices,
identified under HLP.
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Objectives of the Sharing Meeting
The overall objective of the disseminating meeting is to share experiences including
opportunities, challenges and successes of implementing innovative Max good practices in
Patuakhali district alongside discuss regarding the potentiality of embracing HLP process for
mainstreaming in the second phase started from November 2016 onwards.
The main objectives of the meeting are:
a. to share the observations and experiences of the innovative Max good practices in
Patuakhali district.
b. to learn from the HLP process for mainstreaming in the next phase and progress
towards sustainability;
c. to explore whether any holding hand supports will be required for replication of
good practices in near future;
d. to discuss challenges of Max Foundation in line with HLP process and the next
actions; and
e. to identify next steps for scaling-up, deepening and sustainability of Horizontal
Learning Program;
Also the HLP Partner organizations will demonstrate Max innovative good practices and take
initiative to replicate in their own program areas of LGIs; if they need any assistance during
replication they will help each other. Therefore, UPs will be strengthened through this
process and that might lead towards sustainability.
Meeting Participation/Organizations
It is expected that the meeting will be attended by around 40+ participants who will be from
HLP partners including BRDB, JICA, WaterAid Bangladesh, PRIP Trust, Breaking The
Silence, Care Bangladesh, DASCOH, HELVETAS, CDD, Plan Bangladesh, Blue Gold,
Voice of South Bangladesh, BRAC, Media Professionals Group, ACF, CRC, and others.
Workshop date and Venue:
The dissemination meeting on sharing experiences will be held on 15 January 2017 from
09:30 am to 2:00 pm at NILG Conference Room (Room #201), Agargaon, Dhaka 1207.
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Annexure-2
Dissemination Meeting on Sharing Experiences of Max
Foundation Good Practices with HLP Partners
Organized by Horizontal Learning Centre (HLC)
National Institute of Local Government (NILG)
With Support from
Max Foundation Bangladesh and Other HLP Partners
Venue: NILG Conference Room; Date: 15 January 2017
WORKSHOP PROGRAM
Time Program
09:30 a.m.-10:00 a.m. Registration
10:00 a.m.– 10:10 a.m Welcome address by Dr. Md. Golam Yahia, Director (Training &
Consultancy, NILG and Focal Person of HLP
10:10 a.m.– 10:15 a.m Workshop objectives by Dr. Akira Munakata, JICA Advisor to LGD
10:15 a.m.– 10:30 a.m. Brief Presentation on overall intervention of Max Foundation by Mr. Imam
Mahmud Riad, Country Director, Max Foundation Bangladesh.
10:30 a.m.– 11:00 a.m Open Discussion
11:00 a.m-11:15 a.m Tea Break
11:15 a.m.– 12:00 p.m Sharing of innovative Max good practices and Lessons learned from the LGIs
as well as beneficiaries and Video documentary display by Md. Ahidul Islam
Kazal, Program Manager, Max F and Tareq Mahamud, Consultant.
12:00 p.m – 01:30 p.m. Group work and presentation: Moderated by Mr. Santanu Lahiri, Sr.
Decentralization Consultant, World Bank:
To explore whether any holding hand supports will be required for replication of
good practices in near future; and
To identify next steps for scaling-up, deepening and sustainability of Horizontal
Learning Program 01:30 p.m.– 01:45 p.m. Sum up of the sharing Meeting by Mr. Santanu Lahiri, Sr. Decentralization
Consultant, World Bank
01:45 p.m.– 01:55 p.m. Speech by the Chief Guest: Mr. Tapan Kumar Karmaker, Director General
(Additional Secretary), NILG and, GoB
01:55 p.m.– 02:00 p.m. Vote of Thanks – Mr. Nurul Islam, Research Officer, NILG and Focal Person
HLP Newsletter
02:00 p.m.–. Closing & Lunch
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Annexure-3
Participant List of HLP Partners on Sharing Experiences on 15th
January’2017 at NILG
SL Name & Designation Organization Contact
Mobile
Email Address
1 Mr. Tapan Kumar Karmaker,
Director General
NILG [email protected]
2 Dr. GolamYahia, Director,
Training & Consultancy
NILG 01765248573 [email protected]
3 Nurul Islam, Research officer NILG 01713511696 [email protected]
4 Monika Mitra, Research
officer
NILG 01922287583 [email protected]
5 Md Imranur Rahman, Asst.
Research officer
NILG 01726464707 [email protected]
6 Dr. Akira Munakata, Advisor
to LGD
JICA-Governance Project 01713064637 [email protected]
7 Santanu Lahiri, HLP Advisor World Bank 01918921368 [email protected]
8 Md. Tarequzzaman, Manager Breaking the Silence 01716371185 tareq@breakingthesilencebd.
org
9 Md. Quamruzzaman, Manager,
SLG
BRAC 01729070670 [email protected]
10 Rashidul Azam, Associate
Coordinator
Center for Disability in
Development-CDD
01917095598 [email protected]
11 Shefali Begum, Expert LG &
Training
PRIP-Trust 01715161975 [email protected]
12 Samar Roy, Director Media Professionals
Group-MPG
01713002808 [email protected]
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13 Bilkis Begum, Regional
Coordinator
HELVETAS-Sharique 01716437694 [email protected]
14 Mominul Islam, Project
Engineer
VERC 01712224386 [email protected]
15 Mohammad Zahid Alam,
Project Officer
HYSAWA 01766665308 [email protected]
16 Umme Farwa Daisy ,
Consultant
World Bank 01715564726 [email protected]
17 Md. Maksudul Amin, Deputy
Head of the Dept.-WASH
Action Against Hunger-
ACF
01853069809 [email protected]
acf.org
18 Md. Refalul Islam, Sr. Project
Officer
HYSAWA 01715171372
19 Imam Mahmud Riad, Country
Director
Max Foundation
Bangladesh
01711232093 [email protected]
20 Md. Ahidul Islam Kazal,
Program Manager
Max Foundation 01712704547
21 Syed Nur-A-Alam Siddique Max Foundation 01746698365 [email protected]
22 Md. Irfan, Program Manager Max Foundation 01717498714 [email protected]
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23 AKM Mizanur Rahman, ICD
Expert,
JICA Governance project 01979805641 [email protected]
24 Md. Shafiul Hasan JICA Governance project 01717365366 [email protected]
25 Md.Anwar Hossain Rana UPHL 01911636363 [email protected]
26 Tareq Mahmud Consultant 01716788888 [email protected]
27 Tahsin Islam, HLC Liaison
Officer HLC 01706333059 [email protected]
28 Salim Hossain Bhuiyan, HLP
Coordinator
HLC 01711363607 [email protected]
29 Abdul Wadud, Advisor Shushilan 01552495165 [email protected]
30 Md. Refalul Islam, Sr. Project
Officer
HYSAWA 01715171372
31 Mobassar Hossain, Head of
WASH
Dhaka Ahsania Mission 01552340180 [email protected]
32 Faisal Ahmed, Program
Manager (WASH)
Dhaka Ahsania Mission 01915481769 [email protected]
33 Ashraful Islam Angkur 01725565024 [email protected]
34 Md. Shamsul Haque Mridha ESDO 01713149247 [email protected]
35 Md. Ashiqur Rahman EPRC 01710139299 [email protected]
36 SM Faridul Haque GWA 01911514512 [email protected]
37 Babul Shaikh Shushilan 01747458539 [email protected]
38 Rakibul Azam Rana Development News BD 01847131213 [email protected]
39 Aminul Bari Shuvro UP Helpline 01919092214 [email protected].
bd
40 Suborna Ahmed, Program
(Advocacy & partnership)
SPACE 01670827003 subarna.ahmed.space@gmail.
com
41 Alamgir Hossain, Project
Officer
BTS 01720451505 Alamgir.hossain3137@yahoo
.com
Annexure-4: Brief Presentation on overall intervention of Max Foundation
MAX FOUNDATION Short introduction
15 January 2017
Dutch based NGO
Aiming to reduce child mortality in
the most efficient and effective
way by improving access to safe
water, improved sanitation,
hygiene education and health
solutions in the world’s poorest
communities.
Focus on hard to reach
Eager to establish sustainable
behavior as to ensure improved
health standards, by creating
demand for healthy solutions.
Max Foundation in short
Max Le Poole passed away in 2004, due to a viral
infection
His parents, Joke and Steven, created a
foundation to let something positive come from
his loss
Mission is to prevent child mortality with the most
affordable and effective medicine: clean drinking
water & sanitation
The Foundation is named after Max, who passed
away 8 months old….
Max Foundation
..the guiding principle is to turn adversity into
something positive
Our outreach
Total number of people that we are
reaching through our programs is
1.3 m, of which 425,000 are children
# of beneficiaries supported, accumulated
Achievements:
1.300.000+ people of which
approx. 425.000 children are
given a healthy future.
34 projects completed
Working with 11
implementation partner
organizations
750+ school sanitation building
made for separate boys & girls
3000+ safe water options
installed
45.000+ HH latrines subsidized
hard core poor
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Activities- integrated approach
W A S H
Safe water supply
Water business
Sanitation and marketing
Hygiene
WASH in schools
MHM
FSM
Baby WASH
WASH Governance
S R H R
RHE in community
RHE in schools
Safe motherhood education
Health counsellors
Referral
HPA
N u t r i t i o n
• Chile growth measurement
• Nutrition education
• Kitchen gardens
• Stunting reduction
Our outreachLocal partners
Max Foundation works with 10 local NGOs,
reaching a scope of 250 staff in field
• Aungkur, Aungkur Pali Unnayan Kendra
• SDS, Shariatpur Development Society
• DAM, Dhaka Ahsania Mission
• SPACE, Society for People's Actions for
Change and Equity
• SLOPB, Stichting Land Ontwikkelings
Project Bangladesh
• Shushilan
• BDS, The Bangladesh Development
Society
• ESDO, The Eco-Social Development
Organization
• VERC, Village Education Resource Center
• DASCOH
More information on our partners can be
found at:
www.maxfoundation.org/en/about-us/local-
partners
Rangpur
Barguna
Thakurgaon
Dinajpur
Panchagarh
Jamalpur
Chapai Nawabganj
Sirajganj
Naogaon
Joypurhat
Lalmonirhat
Gaibandha
Kurigram
Shariatpur
Pabna
Natore
BagerhatSatkhira
Jhenaidah
Jessore
Meherpur
Chuadanga
Rajshahi
KhulnaBhola
GopalganjNarail
Magura
Rajbari
Manikganj
Nilphamari
Kushtia
Cox's Bazar
Patuakhali
Habiganj
Brahmanbaria
Faridpur
Bogra
Sherpur
Comilla
Mymensingh
Feni
Lakshmipur
Noakhali
Maulvibazar
Sunamganj Sylhet
Pirojpur
Khagrachhari
Jhalokati
Barisal
MadaripurChandpur
Bandarban
Netrokona
Rangamati
Tangail Kishoreganj
Gazipur
Munshiganj
DhakaNarayanganj
Narsingdi
Chittagong
Districts:
1. Bandarban
2. Barguna
3. Barisal
4. Bhola
5. Bogr
6. Chapai Nawabganj
7. Gaibandha
8. Kurigra
9. Madaripur
10. Patuakhali
11. Shariatpur
12. Siranjganj
Our Innovation/good practice- Examples
Maxi basin
Women bathing chamber
Latrine- within 12 feet
Cluster piped water schemes
Community Child growth chart
Healthy village -100% improve
latrines
Stunting free village
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Why we look for innovation?
We are a learning organisation
We continuously look for opportunities toinnovate and strengthen our work.
We look to find new and better ways toachieve our (program) goals.
We select innovations, can be based upontechnology, a novel technique, or forexample a new business model
We find innovating necessary and seek forcollaboration since innovation is often buildon earlier developed methods or models.
Apply
learn
Search
Your Good practice- Our innovation
How we innovate
We identify and analyse problems
and we search solution
We try to understand relation
between variables
We look to find solution - solving
puzzle, What and how others do?
Handwashing Behaviour
Technology
Very low practice -handwashing with
soap
Solution? Is it a technology or Approach?
A technology/approach can make a positive relation,
Wash hands with SMART device
and more.......
Maxi Basin!
Innovation helped us Doing Better!
Innovation helped us Doing Better!
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We offer support to scale up
Union Parisads can scale up – using HLP
Other organisation can replicate - scale up
Max Foundation – ready to provide technical
support
You can visit our fields, talk to our PNGOs,
beneficiaries
And please share us your good practice/
innovation
Annexure-5
Some of the clicks of the workshop