by Hudson Sandler | Jan 21, 2024
The World bank commissioned WSUP Advisory to develop a position paper outlining principles for achieving universal access to water and sanitation services in Africa. The paper set out evidence-based principles for how universal access may be achieved and drew on case...
by Hudson Sandler | Jan 19, 2024
Project description: The $700 million credit from the International Development Association (IDA) will provide 6 million people with basic drinking water services and 1.4 million people access to improved sanitation services in seven states in Nigeria. The SURWASH...
by Hudson Sandler | Jan 19, 2024
To inform the World Bank´s Water Practice efforts to help its client countries in tackling the urban WSS challenge, WSUP Advisory undertook a study to assess ways in which national institutions can incentivise subnational actors (such as utilities and municipal...
by Polly Markandya | Jun 23, 2022
By Bridget Teirney Life in small towns is rapidly changing for communities across Africa. In the next twenty years the urban population is expected to double, and urban land cover to triple. But urbanisation isn’t just impacting the continents’ large and mega cities....
by Polly Markandya | Apr 4, 2019
Aims This project will deliver an analysis of the barriers that prevent women in Kenya taking leadership roles in sanitation (particularly urban), and aim to identify ways in which those barriers might be overcome. This project aims to assess 1) the gender balance in...
