Connect health and environment in water, sanitation and hygiene

Sanitation beyond 2030: insights from SuSanA’s 35th Meeting

Feature / Global sanitation experts met in Stockholm to share innovations, strengthen partnerships and plan the future of sustainable sanitation.

Nurturing forward-thinking circular generations in ASEAN to build climate resilience

Perspective / In ASEAN, empowering youth to foster a circular mindset is critical for a sustainable future.

Gridless water configurations: integrating informal water activities and arrangements for equitable urban water development in India and Kenya

Journal article / This paper analyses the informal and local water practices in India and Kenya through the concept of gridless water configurations (GWCs).

Assessing the importance of gender transformative WASH: evidence from a gender-mainstreamed WASH programme in Bangladesh

Journal article / This study explores how gender-transformative WASH interventions can contribute to women’s empowerment and broader social change.

Water and circularity

One-SEI program / This One-SEI program supports integrated planning and circular water solutions to improve public health, safeguard ecosystems and build climate resilience.

Equitable technology development: a framework and methods for scientists and engineers

Journal article / This study promotes equitable technology development by combining social and technical factors, as shown through a community water monitoring.

Co-development of technology for measuring faecal contamination of drinking water

Journal article / Research showcases water quality technology in Vanuatu, merging social science, molecular analysis, and engineering design for remote communities.

AQuA (Action for Quality Aquatic Environments)

Project / AQuA will create an inclusive and diverse community of practice to monitor Yorkshire’s waterways and improve the value of aquatic citizen science.

Rights of rivers in practice

Project / Does granting rivers legal rights help people and nature? This study analyzes the Atrato, Whanganui, and Turag rivers to find fair, effective governance.