The SEI Initiative on Sustainable Sanitation (SISS) To strengthen knowledge on how sanitation can contribute to the broader sustainable development agenda, and how sustainable sanitation provision can be achieved at scale Stockholm Environment Institute, SEI
The Initiative envisions sanitation as an integral piece of the sustainable development puzzle, highlighting the multiple benefits it can provide in areas from health to food security, resilient livelihoods, business growth, renewable energy, and environmental sustainability. In the search for improved and upscalable implementation models, the Initiative examines not just “hardware” issues but includes enabling institutional conditions and governance frameworks, and ways to change users’ perceptions and practices as well as their demand for improved sanitation. This will be achieved through a combination of new research, knowledge management, capacity development, policy engagement, outreach and on-the-ground action.
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Capacity developmentRural areasEmergency and reconstructionWASH and nutritionPolitical processes and institutional aspectsGlobalEnabling environment and institutional strengtheningSwedish governmentFaeces or faecal sludgeUrineUniversity, education or research institution
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