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Building on a long legacy of pioneering work, SEI explores ways to provide equitable, universal access to hygiene and sanitation, with a focus on systems that offer multiple benefits in terms of health, environmental sustainability, livelihoods and food security.
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Feature / Kihoto residents in Kenya face ongoing displacement, health risks and economic hardship as floods worsen, underscoring the need for long-term solutions.
Journal article / This systematic map provides an overview of research on technologies for recovering plant nutrients from human excreta and wastewater for agricultural reuse.
Project / This project supports Moldova’s alignment with EU water reuse standards, enhancing sustainable agriculture and climate resilience through wastewater reuse.
Past event / Explore the dynamics of water at World Water Week, where experts unite to address water's role in peace and sustainability.
SEI report / Researchers analysed seven categories of enclosure-based and open methods described previously and discuss applications across different sanitation settings.
Past event / SEI scientists will host a three-day training on WEAP, SEI's flagship water modelling software, on 12, 19 and 26 June. Register today.
Journal article / The paper introduces 'Egestabase', a platform for accessing research on nutrient recovery from human excreta and wastewater.
Past event / Rachel Pateman shared methods and lessons from a co-created project to understand unhoused people's access to water, sanitation, and hygiene in Mexico City.
Perspective / SEI researchers reflect on the Third Annual Menstruation Research Network Conference and share environmental perspectives on menstrual justice.
