Working in Partnerships

Working in Partnerships

When considering gender equality, disability and social inclusion in WASH, we need to look at both the people who are benefiting from and managing WASH systems, and the institutions that shape and deliver WASH services. We also need to transform these institutions so that they “walk the talk” of equality and inclusion.

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WASH-GEM

WASH-GEM

The water, sanitation and hygiene – gender equality measure (WASH-GEM) is a quantitative measure for use in program monitoring and evaluation.

The WASH-GEM assists practitioners and researchers to explore gender outcomes associated with water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) programs for women and men.

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Inclusive WASH Workplaces

Inclusive WASH Workplaces

When considering gender equality, disability and social inclusion in WASH, we need to look at both the people who are benefiting from and managing WASH systems, and the institutions that shape and deliver WASH services. We also need to transform these institutions so that they “walk the talk” of equality and inclusion.

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Self-supply at World Water Week

Self-supply at World Water Week

In August 2021, the project team were involved in a session on self-supply at Stockholm World Water Week.  The discussions explored self-supply's potential for increased resilience and water security in the Asia-Pacific region. Key contributors to the session included...

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Project Launch

ISF-UTS recently started work on its project “Strengthening WASH sector capacity on climate change” which will provide global WASH actors with knowledge, tools and case studies to proactively tackle climate change challenges in the WASH sector. The project draws on...

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Virtual Learning Event for the Climate Change Response for Inclusive WASH research

Virtual Learning Event for the Climate Change Response for Inclusive WASH research

ISF-UTS, Plan International Australia (PIA), Yayasan Plan International Indonesia (YPII) and WaterAid Timor-Leste (WATL) hosted a virtual Learning Event on 2 – 4 June 2021. This event was an opportunity for research, civil society organisation and government partners to share knowledge from the ‘Climate Change Response for Inclusive WASH’ research and further identify pathways to achieve impact.

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