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How can we influence municipal governments to allocate more money to sanitation?

How can we influence municipal governments to allocate more money to sanitation?

by Polly Markandya | May 17, 2015

Improving urban sanitation requires big investment by municipal as well as national government: but in most African cities, sanitation receives less than 1% of the total municipal budget. This Practice Note reports ongoing research around how to encourage greater...
The Urban Programming Guide: How to design and implement an effective urban WASH programme

The Urban Programming Guide: How to design and implement an effective urban WASH programme

by Polly Markandya | Mar 17, 2014

What is this guide? The guide provides an introduction to urban WASH programming: how to design and implement a pro-poor urban water, sanitation and hygiene programme. The recommendations are drawn primarily from WSUP’s extensive experience in sub-Saharan Africa and...
Uma abordagem inclusiva de género: saneamento comunitário

Uma abordagem inclusiva de género: saneamento comunitário

by Polly Markandya | Mar 17, 2014

As mulheres e as raparigas sofrem os efeitos do mau saneamento e baixo acesso a água potável. Através do exemplo do estabelecimento de instalações de saneamento comunitário em Maputo (Moçambique) e em Naivasha (Quénia), esta Nota Prática ilustra uma abordagem à...
Uma abordagem inclusiva de género: saneamento comunitário

A gender-inclusive approach in practice: communal sanitation

by Polly Markandya | Mar 17, 2014

Women and girls suffer disproportionately from the effects of poor sanitation and lack of access to clean water. Through the example of establishing communal sanitation facilities in Maputo (Mozambique) and Naivasha (Kenya), this Practice Note illustrates how WASH...
Parvenir à la pérennité : guider les entrepreneurs vers l’indépendance

Parvenir à la pérennité : guider les entrepreneurs vers l’indépendance

by Polly Markandya | Sep 17, 2013

Appuyer les entrepreneurs à lancer des services pérennes d’assainissement peut être relativement simple. Cependant, des défis se posent en général quand il faut passer d’une entreprise appuyée par les bailleurs de fonds vers la vraie indépendance. Cette note se penche...
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