Water for All?
“Water for All? Implementation of ADB’s Water Policy in India: A Review", written by Dr Renu Khosla, Shveta Mathur, Sumit Chakroborty, A S Dhamija and Abdul Rahim, published in 2006 by WaterAid India....
View ArticleTackling the silent killer: The case for sanitation
“Tackling the silent killer: The case for sanitation", written by Oliver Cumming, published by WaterAid in July 2008. This paper does not seek to privilege sanitation at the expense of other sectors...
View ArticleCounting the cost
A “Counting the cost” present about the poor progress in the sanitation sector has serious health implications for South Asia. According to the study 2.5 billion people worldwide live without access to...
View ArticleTotal Sanitation in South Asia
“Total sanitation in South Asia: The challenges ahead”, the paper has been prepared by WaterAid India in May 2006 for the South Asian Conference on Sanitation (SACOSAN). The study outlines number of...
View ArticleTurning Slums Around
"Turning slums around: The case for water and sanitation ", written by Timeyin Uwejamomere and published in October 2008 by WaterAid, is a research presents that sanitation and water improvements have...
View ArticleAdvocacy Sourcebook for Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Practitioners
"Advocacy Sourcebook: A Guide to advocacy for WSSCC co-ordinators working on the Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) campaign", published in December 2003 by WSSCC and WaterAid, is a source book that...
View ArticleBeyond Construction: Use by All
"Beyond Construction: Use by All" is a collection of case studies from sanitation and hygiene promotion practitioners in South Asia, published in 2008, by WaterAid and the IRC International Water and...
View ArticleIntroduced sanitation to Satnami Nagar, in Bhopal
Aarambh, with support from WaterAid, successfully introduced sanitation to Satnami Nagar, one of the oldest slums in BhopalClick here
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