WASH Archives - Athena Infonomics

Athena Infonomics Champions Inclusive Sanitation at 2022 IWA World Water Congress and Exhibition
By Athena Infonomics
Several members of the Athena Infonomics team participated in a series of captivating events focused on innovative approaches to...
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Dr. Y. Malini Reddy Participates in City-Startup Partnership Summit for Water Security
By Athena Infonomics
In India, the second most populous country in the world, less than 50 percent of the population has access...
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Dr. Y. Malini Reddy Discusses Gender-intentional Sanitation During ADBI-Toyo University Event
By Athena Infonomics
Women and girls are entitled to sanitation options that offer privacy and dignity. Why is this so hard to...
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Assessing Institutional Capacity Among Town Water Utilities in Ethiopia
By Maya Gainer
As climate change, shifts in population, and other global factors contribute to unpredictable and uneven access to safe drinking...
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Collective Intelligence and Citizen Data for Water Management: Reflections from the Chennai Floods
By Sabareesh Suresh
World Water Day, celebrated each year on March 22, allows us to focus on this most vital of resources,...
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Water Balance Plans: The Importance of Co-production of Knowledge and Action for Integrated, Inclusive, and Resilient Management of Water Resources
By Anupama VS and Deepa Karthykeyan
Today, millions around the world are celebrating World Water Day. This year’s World Water Day theme—Valuing Water—serves as an...
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The Next Frontier of Rural Sanitation Policy in India: Health and Social equity
By Nikita Purty and Shruti Viswanathan
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?
By Deepa Karthykeyan
(The following article is an excerpt from the book ‘Voices on South Asia: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Women’s Status, Challenges...
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Gender, Infrastructure Planning and Participation
By Zachary Burt
In addition to a gendered analysis of attitudes towards sanitation, we also compare responses obtained from public sector organisations...
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Defining the sanitation needs of women
By Zachary Burt
In a survey of public sector employees of sanitation-related institutions, we found that a majority of the respondents, regardless...
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Recruitment and Representation in the Sanitation Sector in Kenya
By Zachary Burt
The draw of a career in the sanitation sector can take many forms, ranging from altruism to self-interest. When...
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Gender equality and Urban Sanitation
By Zachary Burt
All around the world, in high income countries as well as low and middle income countries, providers of gendered...
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World Toilet Day: Enhancing Toilet Use in Ghana
By John Harvey
Almost 23% of people in Ghana do not have access to any sanitation facility, and only 15% use improved...
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