This library entry contains background documents and results for a grant that Blake McKinlay is leading and which is funded by the WSH Program of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Further information and a discussion is available on the SuSanA discussion forum, see hyperlink below. Short description of the project: This project, funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Stone Family Foundation, the World Bank WSP and the Global Sanitation Fund is for the rapid scale up of Sanitation Marketing to move toward the Cambodian MDG of 30% rural sanitation coverage by 2015. During the project period, iDE catalyzed both supply and demand for the ‘Easy Latrine, facilitating the sale of more than 141,096 improved latrines to rural households reaching 663,151 people (based on 4.7 people per household). Goals and objectives: To enable large numbers of rural Cambodian households to access, and consistently use, sanitary latrines through vibrant sanitation markets, providing them with health, economic, and quality-of-life benefits. Use the experience and evidence developed during implementation to replicate sustainable, market-based solutions to improve sanitation in other developing countries. Achieve national scale with market-based sanitation solutions in rural Cambodia and support the dissemination and replication of the Sanitation Marketing approach into other countries. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Documents available for download (see below): 1 - Sanitation marketing lessons from Cambodia: A market-based approach to delivering sanitation. Water and Sanitation Program: Field note (2012) 2 - Microfinance loans to increase sanitary latrine sales. Evidence from a randomized trial in rural Cambodia. Policy Brief (2013) 3 - Understanding willingness to pay for sanitary latrines in rural Cambodia: Findings from four field experiments of iDE Cambodia’s Sanitation Marketing Program (2013) 4 - iDE's Global WASH Initiative. Overview of Programs (2014) 5 - Poster about this project at the FSM3 Conference in Hanoi, Vietnam (Jan. 2015) 6 - Presentation on Exploring lime treatment of sludge, FSM3 Conference in Hanoi, Vietnam (Jan. 2015) (by Chakraborty, I.; Pringle, R.; Nicoletti, C.; Wei, Y.; Jacks, C.)

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Various authors (2013). The Cambodia Sanitation Marketing Scale Up Project (SMSU) Various documents on results from research grant International Development Enterprises (iDE), IDinsight

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 iDE blog post about this project

 Discussion on SuSanA forum

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