Leveraging the Links between Water, Sanitation, Hygiene, and Health Read more about Leveraging the Links between Water, Sanitation, Hygiene, and Health
Bronwyn Powell Keywords water sanitation WASH ADB sanitation dialogue Read more about Bronwyn Powell Bronwyn is an active applied researcher and associate of the International WaterCentre in Queensland, Australia. Her interests encompass the social and governance dimensions of water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), integrated water resources management (IWRM), climate change, gender equity and social inclusion, community engagement, behavior change, health, and nutrition. These interests have translated to over 20 years of experience in the international development sector.
Lessons Learned in On-site Sanitation Management in Mongolian Context Read more about Lessons Learned in On-site Sanitation Management in Mongolian Context
Choikhand Janchivlamdan Keywords water sanitation WASH ADB sanitation dialogue CWIS citywide inclusive sanitation Read more about Choikhand Janchivlamdan Choikhand is the Project Manager for Managing Soil Pollution through Improved On-Site Sanitation in the Ger Areas of Ulaanbaatar City project, under the Ministry of Environment and Tourism of Mongolia. She has been working for the country’s environmental sector for nearly two decades, and her focus has primarily been on biodiversity conservation and climate-related projects.
Indonesian Mix Approach on Accelerating Sanitation Development Read more about Indonesian Mix Approach on Accelerating Sanitation Development
Holistic CWIS - The role of de-centralized, small-scale STPs Read more about Holistic CWIS - The role of de-centralized, small-scale STPs
Manas Rath Keywords water sanitation WASH ADB sanitation dialogue CWIS citywide inclusive sanitation Read more about Manas Rath Manas is a Co-founder and Advisor of BORDA (Bremen Overseas Research and Development Association) South Asia, where he has developed business models for public-private partnerships and investments in wastewater treatment and fecal sludge management services.
WORKSHOP 4: How-to-Series: Towards Achieving Gender and Social Inclusion in Urban Sanitation Read more about WORKSHOP 4: How-to-Series: Towards Achieving Gender and Social Inclusion in Urban Sanitation This two-hour interactive workshop was for senior and mid-level professionals who want to learn about opportunities for gender and social inclusion (GESI) in urban sanitation. The workshop increased knowledge of how to design and implement more inclusive urban sanitation projects. Through small group work and sharing examples from the region, participants would have reflected on the barriers to GESI in urban sanitation in their country. This reflection led to a discussion about practical actions for more inclusive and equitable sanitation services.