SPLASH research program on sustainable sanitation service chains in low-income urban areas in Sub-Saharan Africa Five research projects in Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Senegal, Ghana, Cameroon, Mozambique investigate aspects of sanitation service provision in urban areas, from the household to final disposal.
The SPLASH Sanitation Research Programme, led by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, is funding five research projects in sub-Saharan Africa investigating aspects of sanitation service provision in urban areas, from the household to final disposal.
The countries in which the research is being applied are Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Senegal, Ghana, Cameroon, Mozambique.
Approach
The SPLASH Sanitation Research Programme is jointly financed by ADA (Austria), DFID (UK), MAEE (France), SDC (Switzerland), SIDA (Sweden) and BMGF (Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation).Answer questions about the project
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Technology comparisonsPublic awareness, advocacy and civil society engagement Operation, maintenance and sustainable servicesSpecific to one or several countriesTreatment of faecal sludgeEnabling environment and institutional strengtheningFaecal sludge treatment processesBill & Melinda Gates FoundationUrban (entire city)Urban informal settlements (slums)Government-owned entity (not university or research)
Related Countries
CameroonGhanaKenyaMozambiqueRwandaSenegalUganda
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