SuSanA Forum- Re: SEI research Initiative on Sustainable Sanitation [SISS] - Sanitation, a catalyst for development - by: joeturner March 4, 2015The Water SDGs are being given a lot of air by UN-Water, see here: www.unwater.org/topics/water-in-the-post...velopment-agenda/en/
- Re: SEI research Initiative on Sustainable Sanitation [SISS] - Sanitation, a catalyst for development - by: F H Mughal March 4, 2015Dear Kim, Thank you for your enlighten response. I appreciate. The other day, I was trying to find the status of water and sanitation in SDGs, but was not quite successful. Could you kindly link some publications on SDGs that highlight water and sanitation status. Best regards, F H Mughal
- Re: SEI research Initiative on Sustainable Sanitation [SISS] - Sanitation, a catalyst for development - by: KimAndersson March 4, 2015Dear Mughal, Thanks for a very good and relevant question. Like many others, we see the opportunity to discuss the sustainability issues related to sanitation, in the ongoing process and design of the Post-2015 SDGs. That’s why in our brochure we say: “Spurred on by the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the broader post-2015 agenda, along with cha […]
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- Re: SEI research Initiative on Sustainable Sanitation [SISS] - Sanitation, a catalyst for development - by: joeturner March 4, 2015
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Sanitation Hackathon Field Visits
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Yeah great, let’s have a database where we collect some random data. Oh, and let’s also do this in East Africa where we only have 1000+ NGOs.
Srsly, as if a mobile app would change anything. Also, I am sick of seeing these things being field tested in East Africa all the time.
I’d love to have a reporting app (which would already be achieved via Frontline SMS or Ushahidi), but I’d also love to see much more action on the data use side. Reliable data that provides for tangible decisions.
Plus: who will guarantee that there is more to happen once the hackathon hype is gone? And who will pay devs in Europe to get to know about the equally poor face of public toilets in the EU?