This study is a quick review of urban onsite sanitation projects implemented through BMGF/DFID Partnership Cities. Its main objective is to identify lessons on engaging with the private sector for the delivery of inclusive and sustainable urban sanitation services in the six cities in SSA.

ENGAGING WITH THE PRIVATE SECTOR FOR URBAN ONSITE SANITATION SERVICES

This document aims to provide an overview for how the principles and practice of Agenda for Change (A4C) can be applied at district level, following a generic (e.g. non-country specific) roadmap.

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The Cost of Water Project supports the effective planning and sustainable management of water supply systems in refugee camps and settlements. Launched in 2014 by the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Unit in DPSMÕs Public Health Section in partnership with IRC, the project measures the overall costs of providing effective water systems in a variety of refugee hosting contexts to create a flexible decision-making tool specific to refugee situations.

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This working paper presents the results of a review of over 220 sustainability resources used in the WASH sector.

Triple-S: Working paper 10. Mapping water, sanitation, and sustainability tools

In 2014, Aguaconsult undertook a desk review of WASH sector status and trends in Ethiopia as part of a Sector Landscaping Assessment for USAID.The objectives of the Desk Review were to Document current conditions in EthiopiaÕs water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) sector to inform future USAID programming decisions; and to identify gaps in knowledge and weaknesses in the WASH sector.

USAID: WASH Sector Status and Trends Framework, Desk Review, Ethiopia