Woolley, S. et al. (2015) South African Sanitation Technology Demonstration Programme (SASTEP) – Reinvented Toilet Technology Demonstration and Roadmap to Commercialization Various documents on results from research grant

Roenitzsch, S. (2015) Dropping out of school because of Menstruation? An analysis of factors of success for Menstrual Hygiene Management-projects in low and lower-middle income countries

Various authors (2015) Networking and action learning to support CLTS Various documents on results from research grant

Various authors (2015) Ghana Sanitation and Water in Small Towns and Rural Areas (SAWiSTRA) Programme Various documents on results from research grant

Various authors (2015) Community Hygiene OBA (CHOBA) in Vietnam and Cambodia Various documents on results from research grant

Various authors (2015) Evaluating the impact of the community based Environmental Health Promotion Program in Rwanda Various documents on results from research grant

Various authors (2012) Fecal Sludge Omni-Ingestor (FSOI) suite of technologies for fecal sludge emptying and transport Various documents on results from research grant

This project is being carried out under a contract agreement with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. +++++++++++ Documents available for download below: 1 - Frederick, R., Gurski, T. (2012): Synapse Dewatering Investigation Report, Consultancy report by Synapse (USA) commissioned by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle, USA

Dey, D. et al. (2015) Innovations in sustainable sanitation in Bangladesh Various documents on results from research grant

Raj, S. et al. (2015) Assessment and characterization of fecal exposure pathways in urban low-income settings (SaniPath) Various documents on results from research grant

This library entry contains background documents and results for a grant that Christine L. Moe is leading with support by Suraja Raj, and which is funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Further details are available on the SuSanA discussion forum, see link further down below.

Various authors (2015) Water Financing Partnership Facility (WFPF) Various documents on results from research grant

Various authors (2015) City-wide delivery of sustainable and equitable sanitation services in Warangal, Andhra Pradesh, India Various documents on results from research grant

Islam, R., Stevens, L., Saha, U. K. (2015) Public Private Partnerships for sustainable sludge management services in Faridpur, Bangladesh Various documents on results from research grant

Mehta, M. et al. (2015) Bringing sustainable and equitable sanitation services to small and medium towns in India Various documents on results from research grant

Abeysuriya, K. et al. (2014) Financing Sanitation for Cities and Towns Learning Paper

Various authors (2015) Sanitation Service Level Agreements Blantyre City (SSLABC) Various documents on results from research grant

Waterkeyn, J., Waterkeyn, A. (2015) Community hygiene clubs - Community Based Environmental Health Promotion Programme Various documents on results from research grant

Pinnekamp, J. et al. (2011) Phosphorrecycling – Ökologische und wirtschaftliche Bewertung verschiedener Verfahren und Entwicklung eines strategischen Verwertungskonzepts für Deutschland (in German) Recycling of phosphorus - Ecological and economic evaluation of different processes and development of a strategical recycling concept for Germany

Rodriguez, M., Theisen, H.-W. (2014) Sanitation Activities in Peru Factsheet

Cavill, S., Chambers, R., Vernon, N. (2015) Sustainability and CLTS: Taking Stock Frontiers of CLTS: Innovations and Insights Issue 4

Kayser, O., Klarsfeld, L., Brossard, S., Martin-Bouyer, N. (2014) Marketing Nutrition for the Base of the Pyramid Introducing successful practices for improved access to nutritious complementary foods: Key lessons from case studies

A range of solutions has been developed to improve the quality of nutrition during the critical first 1,000 days of life. Little is known however about the potential contribution of market-based solutions. This report learns from the successes and failures of best practice organizations that successfully sell nutritious complementary foods and supplements for 6-24 month old infants to BoP families in developing countries.