by Polly Markandya | Jun 17, 2013
Taking urban water to scale requires ‘scaling out’ models that work for poorer communities, and at the same time ‘scaling up’ sustainable management processes. This note reports scale-out and scale-up experience from Maputo and Antananarivo.
by Polly Markandya | Jun 17, 2013
Taking urban sanitation to scale requires ‘scaling out’ models that work for poorer communities, and at the same time ‘scaling up’ sustainable management processes. This note reports scale-out and scale-up experience from Maputo and Antananarivo.
by Polly Markandya | May 17, 2013
Reliably assessing the cost of different sanitation solutions is a key urban planning challenge. This Practice Note describes an Excel-based financial analysis tool which generates reliable costings of different options for achieving 100% sanitation access across...
by Polly Markandya | May 17, 2013
Plans for sanitation improvements often stall at an early stage due to the challenge of costing different sanitation options, leaving low-income communities without improved sanitation. To address this need, WSUP, IWA and local partners have developed a financial tool...
by Polly Markandya | Feb 15, 2013
WSUP’s work takes place in urban contexts with complex formal and informal land ownership arrangements, raising diverse challenges for water and sanitation service provision. For example, the people in most need of improved water and sanitation are often tenants, yet...
