Truly speaking we have not yet failed to support WASH in schools. For instance most schools have sanitary facilities but the major challenge lies with NGOs who are issuing few resources for the activities. I have been implementing WASH activities since 1996 the problem is we want to cut costs and at the end of the day we produce sub standard structures which will not last. A good example is a Blair latrine is suppose to last 25 years if properly built but they are lasting only three to five years which means we have to redo the project again , failing to cover other areas. So what we have to do is to have proper structures at costs which are reasonable. Also we need to look at population increase they are also schools which are currently being built and they need these services.