End-line evaluation

End-line Evaluation Food Security Nutrition Water and Sanitation project

Young people fill yellow jerrycans with water at a village hand pump in Rwanda
Illustrative photo Collecting water at a village hand pump in Rwanda. Photo: Rwejo / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

About the programme

FSNWATSAN is a five years 2010-2015 project of World Vision Rwanda Financed by World Vision International with the aim of increasing household food production and utilization and improve water and sanitation in Kageyo, Kinihira, Nyankenke and Rutare communities by 2015. Some Project Models used include Positive deviance, Community Integrated Management of Childhood Illnesses (C-IMCI), Timed Targeted Counselling (TTC), CLTS, PHAST, and Citizen Voice for Action.

The project aimed to promote knowledge and skills on modern farming techniques and use of appropriate soil conservation investments through tree planting, terraces, promoting growing of cover crops and digging of water channels to ensure land fertility and productivity. It also aimed at Increasing household access to quality food intake and reduced malnutrition for children under 5, pregnant and lactating mothers, Increase livelihood income through diversified economic development opportunities, Increase household knowledge and practices in hygiene and sanitation as well as promote the use of ORT among the children that are affected by diarrhoea.

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