mWater tops a CARE team’s comparison of ICT tools for monitoring water and sanitation projects
The CARE Water+ team reviewed three ICT tools to improve the efficiency of monitoring data on water points and...
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Interest: Sanitation
Blunders, Bloopers and Foul-Ups: Sharing Failures in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Programs
Shit happens. It is known that international development programs don’t always go as planned, and the water, sanitation and...
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Satellites and Cell Phones: A Guide to Remote Monitoring of Water and Sanitation Technology in Global Development
From satellites peeping at water sources to “smart” latrines, new tools have emerged to help fix the problems with...
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Transfer Sanitation Technology from Developed Markets to Meet the SDGs
If the world is going to meet the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal of universal access to basic sanitation...
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Achieving SDG 6: The Need for Local Centers of WASH Expertise (and How to Do It)
The goal: ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all by 2030. The task at hand,...
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Five Questions with Jon Hurt, Tunneling Engineer with Arup and EWB-USA
Jon Hurt has a rare point of view on global development technology, combining his engineering industry perspective with a...
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Love and ICT improving waste management in Maputo
As the first sun rays cross the Indian Ocean and hit the streets of Maputo, waste collectors begin their...
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Reinvented Toilets Take on a Lack of Sanitation Access with Internet Connectivity and Waste Processing
Nine startups that are reinventing the toilet have won spots as finalist candidates for the Toilet Board Coalition’s accelerator...
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ANSI’s Standards Development for Non-Sewered Sanitation Systems
A key ingredient in any plan to ensure that everyone around the world has access to safe sanitation is...
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Photo gallery: The transformation of a latrine block in a Bangladeshi slum
Slum dwellers in Dhaka, Bangladesh, worked with the French non-governmental organization Eau et Vie to improve their latrines and...
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