Sanitation for all: a comparative study

A comparative study of sanitation approaches in five countries, with a focus on leaving no one behind.

Abstract
In this joint report with UTS-ISF, SNV contributes to the search for effective support strategies for achieving inclusive rural sanitation. Exploring SNV rural sanitation programming in Bhutan, Cambodia, Nepal, Tanzania, and Zambia, the study begins with an overview of the literature surrounding the identification of potentially disadvantaged groups, various support mechanisms, and emerging evidence on effective practices. Following this, it describes the contextual differences across five case study countries, then examines SNV's SSH4A-related achievements and ongoing challenges—the organisation’s rural sanitation framework approach—to prompt reflection and inform future programming work.
For more information
Visit SNV's Climate Resilient Rural WASH Services webpage to read more about our evolving thinking in the domain of rural sanitation, now merged with rural water services programming.
Contact
Contact the Global Coordinator of SNV's Climate Resilient Rural WASH programme, Gabrielle Halcrow, at water@snv.org.