- About SuSanA
- News (!hidden link style - Alias under About SuSanA!)
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- 1 - Capacity Development
- 2 - Market Development
- 3 - Renewable Energies & Climate Change
- 4 - Sanitation Systems, Hygiene & Health
- 5 - Food Security & Productive Sanitation Systems
- 6 - Cities
- 7 - Community, Rural and Schools
- 8 - Emergency & reconstruction situations
- 9 - Public Awareness, Advocacy & Civil Society Engagement
- 10 - Operation & Maintenance
- 11 - Groundwater Protection
- 12 - WASH and Nutrition
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- Factsheet WG 1 - Capacity Development
- Factsheet WG 7 a - Sustainable Sanitation for Schools
- Factsheet WG 2 - Finance and economics
- Factsheet WG 3 - Renewable energies and climate change
- Factsheet WG 4 - Sanitation systems, technology options, hygiene and health
- Factsheet WG 5 - Food security and productive sanitation systems
- Factsheet WG 6 - Cities
- Factsheet WG 7 b - Gender perspective in sustainable sanitation
- Factsheet WG 8 - Emergency and reconstruction situations
- Factsheet WG 9 a - Sanitation as a business
- Factsheet WG 9 b - Public awareness raising and sanitation marketing
- Factsheet WG 10 - Operation and maintenance
- Factsheet WG 11 - Groundwater Protection
- Factsheet WG 12 - WASH and Nutrition
- Thematic Discussion Series
- Thematic Discussion 1 - Sanitation Ladder
- Thematic Discussion 2 - Urban Sanitation Finance
- Thematic Discussion 3 - SDGs
- Thematic Discussion 4 - Behaviour Change
- Thematic Discussion 5 - Sustainable Urban Sanitation
- Thematic Discussion 6 - Private sector engagement
- Thematic Discussion 7 - WASH and Nutrition
- Thematic Discussion 8 - Community Leaders
- Thematic Discussion 9 - Clean India Mission
- Thematic Discussion 10 - Managing WASH in Schools
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The Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA) is an open international alliance with members who share a common vision on sustainable sanitation and are dedicated to understanding viable and sustainable sanitation solutions. It links on the ground experiences with an engaged community made up of practitioners, policy makers, researchers, and academics from different levels with the aim of promoting innovation and best practices in policy, programming and implementation.
The Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA) has an open source library home to more that 1700 publications revolving around the topic of sustainable sanitation. This knowledge resource continues to grow thanks to the contributions from the SuSanA partner organisations. Please contact the SuSanA secretariat if you want to contribute.
The Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA) is a global sanitation community and you are invited to join the alliance, contribute ideas, and to become active members in the thematic working groups.
The Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA) supports open dialogue through the open discussion forum where shared learning can take place with questions, answers, opinions and experiences being shared among the community members.
Why sustainable sanitation?
Despite intense activities and great achievements in terms of reaching the Millenium Development Goal (MDG) on safe drinking water and basic sanitation, there are still 2.5 billion people in the world that lack access to improved sanitation. Around 1 billion people are still practicing open defecation. The number of deaths that can be contributed to sanitation-related diseases is still on average around 2 million per year of which children under 5 years are the most affected group. SuSanA provides a networking, sharing and knowledge management platform to the actors in sanitation who are working hard to solve the sanitation crisis.
More about our mission and the vision that drives us »
Theme 1: Policy Issues on the Regional and Global Level
Reply by JacquesPiP (28.09.2016) , further replies by: ThomasLangkau, CONSOLATE
(total 26 replies)
WaterAid School WASH Research in Asia
Reply by JacquesPiP (28.09.2016) , further replies by: CWendland, Doreen
(total 12 replies)
Anticipating the next wave of eLearning in the WASH sector, Thursday October 6th 2016 at 13:00 BST (London time)
New topic by SDickin (28.09.2016)
Theme 2: Implementation Level
Reply by PaminFinland (28.09.2016) , further replies by: koushikibnrj, Nicole
(total 13 replies)
VIA Water is looking for postdoctoral researcher on Innovation in the African water sector
By WillemijnNagel (26.09.2016)
Communications and Knowledge Management WASH Specialist (INT2838)
By jonpar (20.09.2016)
Research Associate in Sanitation and Water - WEDC, Loughborough University, UK
By Rod (16.09.2016)
