Safe water businesses: monitoring for impact investment
Published on: 17/08/2017
How and why businesses in the Safe Water 2 programme do their monitoring.
Carbon finance: unlocking investments for safe water?
Published on: 15/09/2016
On the global carbon market big companies like Coca-Cola reduce their carbon footprint by investing in safe water projects that reduce CO2 emissions.
Sanitation market research in rural Cambodia : rapid assessment of supply and demand in three rural districts
A rapid assessment to understand current and potential future demand and supply for sanitation products and services in three districts in Cambodia.
What supports the growth and sustainability of social enterprises?
Published on: 15/07/2016
Four successful market approaches for water entrepreneurs
Thinking beyond the finish line : sustainable sanitation services for all : Asia regional learning event, March 14-17, 2016, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Report of the SSH4A learning event held from 14 - 17 March 2016 in Cambodia.
Accessibility of toilets by people with a disability: if only toilets could talk…
Published on: 21/03/2016
A group of gifted local performers with different disabilities made us realise that going to the toilet is not as easy for everyone as you might think.
Transferring WASH mandates to the lower levels: developing soft skills without hard cash
Published on: 17/03/2016
On the third day of the regional learning event we reflected on the field visits and discussed what we learned.
Toilets and bathtubs: basic sanitation facilities?
Published on: 17/03/2016
During a field visit we observed some seriously big and fancy toilets in a rural village.
Thinking beyond the finish line: sustainable sanitation services for all
Published on: 14/03/2016
Today we were told that the Siem Reap (or Angkor Wat) half marathon has a clear finish line, but that it is unlikely that anyone of us will reach that mile stone.
Uptake of life-cycle costs approach
Published on: 01/02/2013
Find out how different organisations around the world are using the life-cycle costs approach.
