DEVELOPING REGULATORY AND RISK MANAGEMENT APPROACHES TO STRENGTHEN CITY-WIDE INCLUSIVE SANITATION WITH INTEGRITY
DATES
2023-Current
LOCATION(S)
Bangladesh, Zambia, Rwanda
PARTNERS
ESAWAS, ITN-BUET
WHAT IT'S ABOUT
City-wide inclusive sanitation (CWIS) aims to address the total sanitation needs of city residents. Unlike usual urban sanitation approaches, it focuses not only on piped sewerage systems. It looks at differents systems (sewered or not) and suppliers (public, householde, private and informal vendors) that can ensure service throughout all parts of a city.
In many cases, city-level integrity failures hinder the expansion of sanitation services to all, even in CWIS approaches. These failures are often misunderstood or ignored yet they weaken service delivery, hamper the upgrading of infrastructure, erode public and household health, and deepen the oppression of women.
WIN’s work addresses how improved integrity can support effective implementation of CWIS along SDG 6.2. We are providing evidence on how failures of integrity affect CWIS and what strengthened integrity practices can do to improve implementation.
PUBLICATIONS
Coming soon!
Get in touch to receive the working paper on integrity risks in the CWIS value-chain.
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