The 36th SuSanA Meeting took place on Saturday, 22 August (09:00–17:00 CEST), as a pre-event to Stockholm World Water Week. The Secretariat organised the event, kindly hosted by SEI, with valuable support and contributions from SuSanA partners, members, working groups, regional chapters, and other active community members.
Held in a hybrid format, the meeting created space for both in-person and online participants to connect, exchange ideas, and share knowledge. Discussions focused on the thematic priorities identified during the previous SuSanA Meeting, fostering dialogue and collaboration across the network.
Agenda and Links to the Recordings
Find all resources from the meeting, including recording, presentations, and an overview of the programme here.
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General Assembly |
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Alexandra Dubois |
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Dr. Andreas Schaumayer |
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Juri Jung & Bettina-Sophie Heinz |
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Paresh Chhajed-Picha |
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Noka Destalina, Malesi Shivaji, Nitya Jacobs, Alejandro Levy |
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Jess MacArthur, Tobias Ulbrich, Judith Maréchal |
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Innovations, Tool, and Sector Updates |
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Dorothee Spuhler |
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Big Sanitation Questions, Tight Spaces: Lessons from Korail, Dhakar, Bangladesh |
Esther Shaylor |
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Low-Cost, Low-Space and Locally Producable Dewatering techniques for Non-Sewered Wastewater |
Jess MacArthur / Linda Strande |
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From Scaling Innovation to Sustainable Services: The Unfinished Business of FSM in India |
Paresh Chhajed-Picha |
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mWater for the Sanitation Sector: AI-Powered Data Management and a New Global Asset Standard |
Susan Lamb |
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Rosanne Wielemaker |
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Daniela Alzate Amú |
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Angelique Muhawenimana |
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James Wallace |
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From Latrines to Laws: Regulating the Whole Sanitation Chain |
Rick Johnston |
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Climate resilient WASH & Circular Economy |
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Martin Gambrill |
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Building Sanitation Markets that Survive Floods: Lessons from a Climate Stress Test in Mozambique |
Elise Mann |
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Sanitation in Hard-to-Reach Areas: Experience from Bangladesh |
Digbijoy Dey |
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Melting Glaciers, Resilient Wetlands: Securing Water in the Andes |
Susana Perez de Mora |
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Jess MacArthur / Linda Strande |
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Francesca Zanni |
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Paul Sturm |
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Dorothee Spuhler & Carla Liera |
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Lakachew Yihunie Alemneh |
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Decentralized Reuse for Circularity and Resilience: Learnings from Bangalore and Beyond |
Abishek Narayan |
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The Climate-Menstruation Nexus: Turning Waste into Resilience through the Bansoa Model |
Celine Clemence Magneche Nde Sika |
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Financing and Private Sector Engagement |
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Sareen Malik |
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Valentin Post |
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Planning for Inclusive Sanitation Finance: The CWIS Financial Tool - CWIS-FiT |
Shirish Singh |
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Capability Pathways to Facilitate Funding Access for Social Enterprises |
Nancy Mwangi |
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The Missing PH in WASH: Rethinking Bathing for Household Water Efficiency |
Jessica Trejo |
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The Case for Disrupting Sanitation through Pit Emptying Data |
Berry van den Pol |
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Beyond Engagement: How SATO Co-Creates Market Ecosystems for the Shared Sanitation Agenda |
Tsedey Tamir |
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Resilient by Design: SPLASH’s Theft-Proof, Break-Proof Water Taps |
Martin Carter |
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The Role of Private Sector Heavy Water Users in Promoting Equity in Sustainable WASH Services |
Ibrahim Musah |
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Artan Idrizi |
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Arne Panesar & Barbara Evans |
