Jacob, N. (2017) WASH in Schools - What's next after 100% coverage? - A Thematic Discussion Series Synthesis hosted by the SuSanA India Chapter and India Sanitation Coalition
From 4 – 23 September 2017, the India Santation Coalition under the umbrella of the SuSanA India Chapter organised a thematic online discussion about WASH in Schools in India. The discussion examined how to improve WinS to a level where boys and girls have separate and adequate toilets, hand-washing facilities, hygiene is addressed in schools, and adolescent girls have […]
Online since: 17.11.2017
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Misati, A. G., Ogendi, G., Peletz, R., Khush, R., Kumpel, E. (2017) Can Sanitary Surveys Replace Water Quality Testing? Evidence from Kisii, Kenya.
Information about the quality of rural drinking water sources can be used to manage their safety and mitigate risks to health. Sanitary surveys, which are observational checklists to assess hazards present at water sources, are simpler to conduct than microbial tests. We assessed whether sanitary survey results were associated with measured indicator bacteria levels in rural drinking water sources in Kisii Central, Kenya. Overall, thermotolerant coliform (TTC) levels were […]
Online since: 15.11.2017
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Peletz, R., Cock-Esteb, A., Ysenburg, D., Haji, S., Khush, R., Dupas, P. (2017) Supply and Demand for Improved Sanitation: Results from Randomized Pricing Experiments in Rural Tanzania.
Improving access to sanitation is a global public health priority. Sufficient consumer demand is required for sanitation coverage to expand through private provision. To measure consumer demand for hygienic latrine platform products in rural Tanzania, we conducted a randomized, voucher-based real-money sales trial with 1638 households with unimproved latrines. We also evaluated multiple supply chain options to determine the costs of supplying latrine platform products […]
Online since: 15.11.2017
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WHO (2017) Climate-resilient water safety plans Managing health risks associated with climate variability and change
Medium- and long-term planning for an adequate and safe supply of drinking-water should be set in the context of growing external uncertainties arising from changes in the climate and environment. The water safety plan (WSP) process offers a systematic framework to manage these risks by considering the implications of climate variability and change. This document provides guidance on how climate considerations can be integrated into […]
Online since: 14.11.2017
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Ghanem, N., Sabbagh,K., Halabi,S., Riachi, R., Hussieni,A., Bchara, H., Chackra, M.A. (2017) Feasibility Assessment for Water Service Provision to Informal Tented Settlements (ITS) in Lebanon A case study of North Bekaa
Syrian refugees living in informal tented settlements (ITS) are in an especially difficult position, being at the back of the proverbial queue for public water and other unregulated water sources. To alleviate the problem of water sourcing for refugees, humanitarian aid agencies have been delivering water by trucks. While this has ensured Syrians have adequate and, importantly, non-contaminated water, it has come at a financial and environmental cost. Water […]
Online since: 08.11.2017
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Urban Management Centre (UMC) (2017) The ABC of WASH in Schools in India
"The ABC of water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) improvement in schools” in India by the the Urban Management Centre is a handbook developed under the Ahmedabad Sanitation Action Lab (ASAL), a three year action research program. The program was specially designed to implement innovative solutions to school WASH problems in identified slum settlements of Ahmedabad. ASAL was led by the Urban Management Centre (UMC) in […]
Online since: 07.11.2017
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TERI University (2017) State of Urban Water and Sanitation in India
The report aims to be a comprehensive collection and analysis of past and current policies and programmes and provides insights into the reasons for several gaps that become apparent when the sector is viewed holistically. The extensive review of international, national, and state-level reports draws upon a rich collection of secondary literature. A series of stakeholders’ consultation workshops were held at regional and national levels […]
Online since: 30.10.2017
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State Level Sanitation Committee (SLSC), Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) (2016) State Sanitation Strategies of Telangana, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh SNUSP II
Sanitation as per National Urban Sanitation Policy (2008) is defined as safe management of human excreta, including its safe confinement treatment, disposal and associated hygiene-related practices. The Twelfth Five Year Plan (2012-17) of the states of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Kerala target to reduce the gap between the demand and supply of urban infrastructure services by increasing investments in urban infrastructure. The National Urban Sanitation Policy […]
Online since: 30.10.2017
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Dauenhauer, K., Büürma, M., Schlenk, J., Sommer, M., Mahon, T. (2017) Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) in Schools: A neglected issue - A Thematic Discussion Series hosted by GIZ and SuSanA
Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) refers to the way in which women and girls deal with their menstruation. Girls usually menstruate for the first time between the age of 10 and 15. Learning about menstruation is thus vital for secondary school students, but it is not too early to raise awareness in elementary school. Given the number of people affected by MHM in some way or […]
Online since: 24.10.2017
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Eawag-Sandec, GIZ, Gret, pS-Eau, SuSanA, WaterAid, World Bank (2017) Safely managed sanitation in small towns
During the 2017 Stockholm World Water Week, SuSanA co-convened the event “Safely managed sanitation in small towns”. As a UN Habitat report highlighted, “between 20 to 50% of the population in most low and middle income countries live in small urban centres or large villages with small urban centres characteristics”. Small towns are often too small to have conventional sanitation infrastructures such as sewerage, but are […]
Online since: 23.10.2017
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GTO (2017) WASH ePaper - Issue No. 7 Market Based Programming in Humanitarian WASH
The WASH ePaper is an online magazine published at regular intervals in several languages. Each issue takes a closer look at a current key issue in the water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) sector and related areas. It also provides updates on forthcoming national and international events, news, current publications and projects from the sector. The WASH ePaper is published by the German Toilet Organization (GTO) […]
Online since: 16.10.2017
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Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) (2017) BMZ Water Strategy A key contribution to implementing the 2030 Agenda and the Paris Agreement
Water and sanitation are key to implementing Agenda 2030 and the Paris climate agreement. The new water strategy of the Fed-eral Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) accounts for the importance of water in these global agreements. In the strategy, BMZ commits to contributing to creating a new dynamic in the sector necessary to reach SDG 6 and other water-related targets. Therefore, the ministry […]
Online since: 13.10.2017
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Water Sector Trust Fund (2017) Water Sector Trust Fund Brochure Why Partner with the Water Sector Trust Fund
Introduction of the Water Sector Trust Fund: description of their activities and achievements in terms of number of projects and beneficiaries.
Online since: 13.10.2017
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Parkinson, P., Bostoen, K., Jacimovic, R. (2017) Webinar on Monitoring and evaluation of market based humanitarian WASH interventions (11 October 2017)
Monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning was identified as a gap by the Global WaSH Cluster’s technical working group in WASH markets. More evidence is needed to prove or disprove assumptions and perceptions around effectiveness and efficiency of programme delivery and contribution of the responses towards market recovery. In order to enable comparative analysis between different modalities of MBP against traditional responses, with funding from OFDA, Oxfam […]
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Blackett, I. (2017) SFD: The Indonesian Case
An excreta flow diagram (also often described as a shit flow diagram or SFD) is a tool to readily understand and visually communicate how excreta flows through a city or town. Based on the contributing population it shows how excreta is or is not contained as it moves from defecation to treatment then disposal or end-use, and whether the flows are safe or unsafely contained. This […]
Online since: 09.10.2017
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Ohler, S. (2017) SuSanA 10th Anniversary Report
On the 17th of January 2017, the Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA) celebrated its 10th anniversary at the GIZ headquarters in Eschborn, Germany. The celebration took place under the theme "10 years SuSanA: How the changed sanitation paradigm contributes to the Sustainable Development Goals". During the event, SuSanA’s achievements, milestones, and impact in the sanitation sector were reflected upon. Moreover, SuSanA’s future was discussed as well as […]
Online since: 28.09.2017
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SuSanA (2017) SuSanA Joint Roadmap 2015 to 2018 – Towards More Sustainable Sanitation Systems Version 1.3
The Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA) joint roadmap 2015 to 2018 was drafted to organise the platform to respond more effectively to the challenges of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) and the Post-2015 Development Agenda. The SuSanA strategy process was initiated following a plenary meeting at the Stockholm World Water Week 2012. On initiative of the secretariat, a core group and key stakeholder meeting was convened in […]
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Rohilla, S., Luthra, B., Padhi, S.K., Yadav, A., Varadharajan, A., (2017) SFD Report - Bansberia, India
Bansberia is a town in the Hooghly district of West Bengal, India. Bansberia Municipality was the nerve center of “Saptagram”, a port city, famous for its inland and foreign trades with Europe since 17th Century. Bansberia has a population of 1,03,799. The population density of the city is 11,445 persons per sq.km, which is high in comparison to the population density of West Bengal, i.e. […]
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Jha, P. K. (2017) Toilet linked biogas slurry applied to crops Report on physicochemical and microbiological analyses of slurry from toilet linked biogas plants
Toilet linked biogas plants have been implemented at some scale in different villages in some districts of Gujarat by WASTE, Netherlands and FINISH Society, India. In an earlier study, the performance of such toilet linked biogas plants was compared to non- toilet linked biogas plants. The economic benefits of application of toilet linked biogas plant slurry on agricultural lands for different crops and vegetables, however, […]
Online since: 20.09.2017
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Jha, P. K. (2014) Bio-gas yields from Toilet Linked Biogas Plants in Nausari / Valsad District, Gujarat, India
Biogas from cow dung with or without toilet linkage is in practice for over 3 decades in India. It is supported by the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy, Government of India and State Governments. However, the toilet linked biogas plant programme could not get required momentum, even though it has several advantages. To overcome the problem, the additional economic importance / advantages of toilet linked biogas plants over non-toilet […]
Online since: 18.09.2017
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