Themes: Gender Planning Public/shared toilets Research Sanitation Urban Sanitation Research Initiative
Aims
The primary sector influence aims of the present research are to generate evidence that can support judgements on minimum criteria for high-quality shared sanitation, internationally and in the three countries, and to provide evidence-based support to the development of relevant international and national policy documents that (in their turn) influence the investments of stakeholders including national governments and development funders.
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- Blog: Aug 2018 – How can we define high-quality shared sanitation in cities?
- Policy Brief: Aug 2018 – High-quality shared sanitation: how can we define that?
- Policy Brief: June 2021 – Shared sanitation in low-income urban settlements: Evidence from Ghana, Kenya and Bangladesh (overall results)
- Policy Brief: June 2021 – Shared sanitation in low-income urban settlements in Bangladesh
- Policy Brief: June 2021 – Shared sanitation in low-income urban settlements in Ghana
- Policy Brief: June 2021 – Shared sanitation in low-income urban settlements in Kenya