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Enterprise in WASH

2013 - 2016 • ISF (University of Technology Sydney – Institute for Sustainable Futures)

Purpose

Investigating the role of enterprises in wash service delivery for the poor - focused in Indonesia, Vietnam and Timor- Leste

Activities

“Enterprise in WASH” is a 3-year research study, running from 2013-2016. The research investigates the role of micro, small and medium enterprises, who are emerging as important players in sustainable water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) service delivery for the poor.

In recent years, civil society organisations (CSOs), amongst others, have been working with private and social enterprise to build ‘professionalisation’ of service delivery, moving beyond voluntary, solely community-focused approaches, and towards developing much needed supply chains.

To support this work, there is a need for new thinking and evidence on private and social enterprise involvement in WASH for the poor. “Enterprise in WASH” investigates how CSOs can best work at the interface of private, civil society and public sectors to support equitable, sustainable service delivery in challenging contexts.

This research is led by the Institute for Sustainable Futures at the University of Technology, Sydney and supported by the Australian Government’s Australian Development Research Awards Scheme (ADRAS) through the Australian Civil Society WASH Fund (2013-2016).

Countries of activity

Location of main activity

Objectives

The research will improve the evidence base on the role of private and social enterprise in WASH service delivery for the poor. Additional outcomes include objectives to:
◾Contribute to improvements in the quality and impact of CSO work that engages private and social enterprise
◾Provide insight into viable WASH business models and interventions, as well as interventions to overcome market failure in the challenging contexts in which CSOs work
◾Provide guidance on how equitable outcomes—including gender equity—are best supported, including the skills and roles required by CSOs working in this realm
◾Provide essential information for policymakers in the three case study countries on relevant public sector support and regulatory roles

Contact information

Juliet Willetts
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Australian government Community sanitation East Asia & Pacific Enabling environment and institutional strengthening Market development Operation, maintenance and sustainable services Political processes and institutional aspects Public awareness, advocacy and civil society engagement Specific to one or several countries University, education or research institution

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Institute for Sustainable Futures - University of Technology Sydney
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The Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney (ISF-UTS) leads research and evaluation to inform policy and practice. ISF-UTS is a global leader in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), providing evidence to support advances in sustainable, equitable services in developing country contexts in Asia, Pacific and elsewhere, as well as a leader in the water sector internationally. Committed to ethical principles of participation, gender equality and social inclusion, ISF-UTS’s multidisciplinary approach provides knowledge and know-how to support the technical, economic, legal, environmental and social dimensions of WASH. ISF-UTS are leaders in economic analysis and sustainability assessment to inform infrastructure decision-making and development of appropriate institutional arrangements to support a service-delivery approach. Further information about ISF-UTS and our work in WASH can be found at https://www.uts.edu.au/research-and-teaching/our-research/institute-sustainable-futures/our-research/international/water

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