Global Waters

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

Archived 2024DEC · Record 17060

GLOBAL WATERS

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

USAID's Uganda Sanitation for Health Activity (USHA) catalyzed private sector actors and social enterprises at all levels to manufacture and distribute affordable sanitation products that met household needs and prefereneces sustainably.

2023

Abstract

This brief describes USHA consortium partner BRAC's approach to promoting access to basic sanitation in partnership with LIXIL/NHOP between 2018-2022.

Connected topics

Sanitation743→
Private sector699→

Classification

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

Promoting Viable Fecal Sludge Management Enterprises in Urban Uganda - Key Learnings

The Mbombela Public Private Partnership Water Concession Brief

Emerging Lessons on Sustaining Rural Water Services in Uganda: A Case Study of Whave's Preventive Maintenance Model

WASH-FIN 2 Kenya Factsheet

Documents in this collection

Experience with the Gulper Implementation in Jinja

Harnessing the Private Sector to Improve Household Sanitation

Promoting Viable Fecal Sludge Management Enterprises in Urban Uganda - Key Learnings

The Mbombela Public Private Partnership Water Concession Brief

Emerging Lessons on Sustaining Rural Water Services in Uganda: A Case Study of Whave's Preventive Maintenance Model

WASH-FIN 2 Kenya Factsheet