John Sauer
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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I couldn't be more pleased with the outcome. Our first Batch of Black Soilder Fly Larvae is progressing nicely into the pupa stage. Soon we shall…
I couldn't be more pleased with the outcome. Our first Batch of Black Soilder Fly Larvae is progressing nicely into the pupa stage. Soon we shall…
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🌟 In today’s fast-paced market, innovative ideas are everywhere. But with so much competition, how do you make yours truly stand out? As an…
🌟 In today’s fast-paced market, innovative ideas are everywhere. But with so much competition, how do you make yours truly stand out? As an…
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Its time for #COP29. Water for People will be there! Water For People Uganda to date has restored five wetlands fully, the boundaries of twenty-six…
Its time for #COP29. Water for People will be there! Water For People Uganda to date has restored five wetlands fully, the boundaries of twenty-six…
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Strengthening public sector enabling environments to support sanitation enterprises
Water For People
Billions of people lack access to a decent toilet. Attempts to address this gap through direct-subsidy models have often been proven unsustainable as, given resource limitations, they are unable to provide desirable toilets that families are likely to use and maintain over time. Based on private sector success in low-income markets, business-based approaches may be able to help bridge this gap through sustainable market-based mechanisms and associated incentives to meet the needs and desires of…
Billions of people lack access to a decent toilet. Attempts to address this gap through direct-subsidy models have often been proven unsustainable as, given resource limitations, they are unable to provide desirable toilets that families are likely to use and maintain over time. Based on private sector success in low-income markets, business-based approaches may be able to help bridge this gap through sustainable market-based mechanisms and associated incentives to meet the needs and desires of lower-income households.
Water For People is therefore piloting sanitation business approaches and seeks to discover under what conditions these approaches are successful. Public sector influence is one condition that has the potential to facilitate or hinder private sector sanitation endeavors. This study aims to understand: (1) how the public sector enabling environment can facilitate or hinder low-cost sanitation enterprises; and (2) how NGOs can effectively engage the public sector to support sanitation businesses. Data were collected from Water For People staff and partners in nine countries and summary case studies were coded to discover prevailing themes.Other authors -
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Yes this is a great opportunity! I wonder what the US equivalent of a monitoring and evaluation (M&E) person is called? Might help get the right…
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What a week!😅 Thank you to our USAID Center for Water Security, Sanitation, and Hygiene team, the Water Leadership Council, and guests for planning…
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Exciting opportunity for diverse, fresh, new and external leadership to come to Population Services International. PSI is looking for a new…
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ooh look! Our shiny new website! We have got rid of the old one which was horrid. Come and take a look - it has some new stuff like more case studies…
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