Early impact and learnings from USHA’s market-based sanitation pilot in Uganda

From April 2018 to July 2019, USAID's Uganda Sanitation for Health Activity (USHA) supported the Ministry of Health’s Environmental Health Department and other stakeholders to develop the National Sanitation Market Guidelines for Basic Sanitation in Uganda (NSMG).

2021

Abstract

The NSMG identifies key barriers and drivers influencing the uptake and provisioning of basic sanitation across 11 customer segments. This Brief documents and draws lessons from the iitiatial phases of implementation of market based sanitation drawing insights from the NSMG.

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Classification

Document type: Program & Activity Overviews

Early impact and learnings from USHA’s market-based sanitation pilot in Uganda

Conceptualizing Service Delivery Approaches from a Systems Perspective

Integrating BRAC Community Health Promoters into the Sanitation Supply Chain to Increase Toilet Sales

Experience with the Gulper Implementation in Jinja

Addressing the Household Liquidity Gap through Financing

Documents in this collection

How Does Sanitation Marketing Impact Decision-Making?

Factors Driving Success in Collective Action Approaches to WASH

Conceptualizing Service Delivery Approaches from a Systems Perspective

Integrating BRAC Community Health Promoters into the Sanitation Supply Chain to Increase Toilet Sales

Experience with the Gulper Implementation in Jinja

Addressing the Household Liquidity Gap through Financing