World Bank2016-08-032016-08-032015-05https://hdl.handle.net/10986/24791This report summarizes the results and lessons learned from the Technical Assistance (TA) Support to Rural Sanitation Scale Up under the Philippine National Sustainable Sanitation Plan. The TA was carried out by the World Bank’s Water and Sanitation Program from July 2012 to March 2016, and is part of a larger programmatic assistance by the Bank to the Government of the Philippines in framing relevant institutional and financial reforms by key sector agencies and in strengthening the government’s capacity to accelerate delivery of basic water and sanitation services particularly to the poor. This synthesis report provides recommendations to consolidate and accelerate the scaling up rural sanitation initiative focusing on priorities for World Bank engagement and alignment with the incoming government’s overall strategic direction.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOSANITATIONWATER QUALITYWASTEECONOMIC GROWTHSAFE WATER SUPPLIESLOCAL CAPACITYHYGIENIC TOILETSSANITATION SERVICEINFORMATION SYSTEMHAND WASHINGLAWSPREVENTIONMORBIDITYMORTALITY AMONG INFANTSLOCAL GOVERNMENTSRESOURCE ALLOCATIONWATER SUPPLYSANITATION POLICIESLEGAL STATUSHUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENTADVOCACY CAMPAIGNHEALTHWASHINGCAPACITY BUILDINGSAFE WATERHEALTH WORKERSBEHAVIOUR CHANGENATIONAL GOVERNMENTSSANITATION PROJECTSDEVELOPMENT GOALSSUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTSOCIAL PROGRAMSENVIRONMENTAL HEALTHNATIONAL LEVELSANITATION PROMOTIONSOAPBASIC SANITATIONWATER RESOURCESCOMMUNITY PARTICIPATIONDEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVESNATIONAL CAPACITIESKNOWLEDGEBEHAVIORPUBLIC POLICYEXERCISESCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTRURAL POPULATIONSADVOCACY CAMPAIGNSTECHNICAL ASSISTANCEDISEASESOCCUPATIONAL HEALTHTRAININGHYGIENE BEHAVIORSPOOR FAMILIESSANITATION DATARURAL WATER SUPPLYINTERVENTIONRESOURCE MOBILIZATIONAGGRESSIVENURSESADOPTIONMARKETINGDISSEMINATIONSERVICE PROVISIONMAINTENANCE OF SANITATION FACILITIESSERVICE DELIVERYTOILETSSANITATION ACTIVITIESMORTALITYALLOCATION OF RESOURCESPOLITICAL SUPPORTELDERLYTOTAL SANITATIONPOSTERSPROGRESSPOLICY PROCESSRURAL COMMUNITIESPOLICY DEVELOPMENTPOLITICAL ACTIVITYWORKERSSAFE SANITATIONCHRONIC MALNUTRITIONPOLICIESSOCIAL SERVICESSURVEILLANCEBEHAVIORAL CHANGERURAL SANITATIONFLUSH TOILETSENVIRONMENTAL SANITATIONNATIONAL GOVERNMENTSOLID WASTEWATER SANITATIONUNIVERSAL ACCESSHYGIENEGOVERNMENT OFFICESFAMILY INCOMEURBAN AREASPROMOTIONAL MATERIALSSANITATION SECTORMANDATESDECISION MAKINGSOLID WASTE MANAGEMENTINSTITUTIONAL CAPACITYNUTRITIONHOLISTIC PROGRAMMINGWORKSHOPSPOLICYSOCIAL WELFARESANITATION INTERVENTIONSCITIZENSQUALITY OF LIFEBABIESGOVERNMENT POLICIESGOVERNMENT AGENCIESCHILDRENSUPPLY CHAINSSANITATION SERVICESRESOLUTIONLOCAL COMMUNITIESRURAL AREASSANITATION PRACTICESSANITATION STATISTICSNATIONAL POLICYPOPULATIONSANITATION IMPROVEMENTINSTITUTIONALIZATIONLIVING CONDITIONSINFORMED CHOICESPRACTITIONERSSANITATION COVERAGELEGISLATORSSTRATEGYHOUSEHOLD LATRINESTECHNICAL MANUALSFAMILIESWOMENMEDICINESSANITATION SERVICE DELIVERYRURAL SANITATION COVERAGEMILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALSSANITATION TECHNOLOGIESSAFETYSOCIAL WORKERSIMPLEMENTATIONHEALTH SERVICESBEHAVIOR CHANGEPUBLIC TOILETSCONTAMINATIONSANITATION SITUATIONSANITATION FACILITIESReportWorld Bank10.1596/24791