The Next Frontier of Rural Sanitation Policy in India: Health and Social equity
It has been one year since the Government of India declared all of rural India – Open Defecation Free...
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How Can We Fix the Gender Inequality in India’s Sanitation Woes?
(The following article is an excerpt from the book ‘Voices on South Asia: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Women’s Status, Challenges...
Gender, Infrastructure Planning and Participation
In addition to a gendered analysis of attitudes towards sanitation, we also compare responses obtained from public sector organisations...
Defining the sanitation needs of women
In a survey of public sector employees of sanitation-related institutions, we found that a majority of the respondents, regardless...
Recruitment and Representation in the Sanitation Sector in Kenya
The draw of a career in the sanitation sector can take many forms, ranging from altruism to self-interest. When...
Gender equality and Urban Sanitation
All around the world, in high income countries as well as low and middle income countries, providers of gendered...
World Toilet Day: Enhancing Toilet Use in Ghana
Almost 23% of people in Ghana do not have access to any sanitation facility, and only 15% use improved...
WASH
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Impact Investing in Urban Sanitation -
Barriers to Women Adopting Decision-Making Roles in Sanitation-Related Public Bodies and Attitudinal Differences Between Male and Female Decision-Makers -
Barriers to Women Adopting Decision-Making Roles in Sanitation-Related Public Bodies and Attitudinal Differences Between Male and Female Decision-Makers -
Costs and Willingness to Pay for Pit Latrine Emptying Services in Kigali, Rwanda -
Policy Brief: Understanding Demand and Funding for Piped-Water Supply in Mandalay City -
Water Supply Services in Mumbai: A Scoping Study to Understand the Access of Services, Technology, Critical Gaps and to Explore the Possibility of Improvement