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“Partnerships and Collaboration for Sanitation & Hygiene Promotion" Acting Locally to Make Sanitation Work

This note is an attempt to analyse the partnerships and collaborations in place in Jharkhand to improve programme interventions and contribute to wider sector debates and learning as a strategy towards continuous improvement of sanitation and hygiene status in the project districts

India
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22 February 2013

A Typical View Of Girl Toilets in Urban Slums of India

The View Of a typical Girls Toilet in Urban Slums of India . Girl are facing a big problem in India both in (Urban & Rural Slums) in terms of Toilets .  …

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Author: Gagan Deep
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New Delhi
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9 January 2013

Now also in Nepali: Compendium of Sanitation Systems and Technologies

Clean toilets save lives. But with billions of people lacking access to basic sanitation around the world, which toilet best meets each person's and family's need? Since 2008, one of the most popular guidebooks used to help answer that question has been the Compendium of Sanitation Systems and Technologies. Now, the Guidebook, published by the Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology (Eawag) and WSSCC, is available in Nepali, complementing the English, French and Spanish versions available.

Source: EAWAG/WSSCC
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31 October 2012

Learning Brief - Sanitation and social empowerment

How can water and sanitation provision empower the urban poor?

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Author: Homeless International
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Journalists from the West Africa WASH Journalists Network working in Liberia

The General Assembly of the West Africa WASH Journalists Network was held in Monrovia, Liberia, from 13 to 18 February 2012. …

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Author: WSSCC
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Monrovia, Liberia
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February 2012

Learning Brief - Land tenure and sanitation

How do land tenure issues affect sanitation provision for the urban poor?

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Author: Homeless International
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English
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Evaluating the health impact of urban sanitation programmes

A key justification for investment in water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) is to reduce the burden of diseases transmitted by the faecal-oral route, most notably child diarrhoea. This paper advocates for more widespread health impact evaluation which can contribute in a number of ways to imporved effectiveness.  

 

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Author: Wolf Peter Schmidt, Guy Norman
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DFID Evidence Paper: Water, Sanitation and Hygiene

A summary assessment of the evidence underlying the impact of the four main WASH interventions on diarrhoea

Publications
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Author: Sandy Cairncross, Sally Baker, Joe Brown, Sue Cavill, Oliver Cumming, Jeroen Ensink, Rick Rheingans and Wolf Schmidt
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English
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TOWARDS TOTAL SANITATION IN URBAN AREAS.

 

 

Much has been done in providing sanitation services and facilities by numerous key stakeholders like Governments, Donors, NGOs and even community based organizations. However, the realization that we are still a long way from experiencing total sanitation especially in urban areas despite the numerous interventions supported by government institutional and legal frameworks was stark!

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Author: FLORENCE ELIZABETH OJOK
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KAMPALA, UGANDA
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July 2011