Professional Documents
Culture Documents
STOCKHOLM
25-26 August 2008
THE CHALLENGE
It is not easy to
shift from
conventional to
ecological
sanitation systems.
THE CHALLENGE:
HOW to get people talking
about toilets in a
meaningful and
constructive manner?
SARAR METHODOLOGY
Self-esteem
Associative strengths
Resourcefulness
Action planning
Responsibility
Participatory methodologies can play
a crucial role in overcoming
resistances, making decisions and
changing behavior.
SARAR - Historical Highlights
Dr. Lyra Srinivasan - Humanistic psychology, concientizacion, Gandhi.
Asia (VERC), Africa, Latin America (Sarar Capacitación SC) and USA
(World Education).
Assessment
For Training and
Planning Community Promotion and
Education
Didactic/
Information
Monitoring
SARAR I would like to
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RESISTANCE TO CHANGE demonstrate the
solution to others.
CONTINUUM
6 I'm ready to try
some action.
5
I see the problem
CAPACITY-
and I want to know more.
BUILDING
AWARENESS- 4
RAISING Yes, there is a problem,
But I have my fears.
3
Yes, there is a problem,
But I have my doubts.
2
There may be a problem,
But it is not my responsibility.
1
There is no problem.
RESISTANCE TO CHANGE CONTINUUM
Permits the community to identify and compare the range of basic sanitation
technologies available to them -- and to decide which options would be most
appropriate given the particular local context.
ECOSAN PUZZLE 3-PILE SORTING
rsawyer@sarar-t.org
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