SAAB
Author: Marie Nicaise Ugabinema, CARE This product is a knowledge product of the Isoko y’Ubuzima (Source of Life in Kinyarwanda), a WASH initiative funded by the U.S. Government and implemented by a consortium led by Water For People and including IRC, VEI, CARE, and AEE from 2021 to 2026. This document can be used in…
En esta Nota Técnica, descubre como el equipo de Nicaragua usó las redes sociales para: • Facilitar que la mano de obra local fuese conocida • Motivar a proveedores de entrega de materiales y servicios al aumentar sus ventas • Brindar a las IMFS la oportunidad de llegar a más personas y colocar créditos •…
The project ‘Strengthening the Rural Sanitary Mart through capacity building of Cluster Level Federations and private entrepreneurs on sanitation business in rural Bihar’ is an initiative towards the sustainability of rural sanitation marketing as a part of a wider activity which portray ‘Sanitation as a Business (SaaB): A new approaches to Stimulate and Scale up…
In this catalogue you will find 27 business propositions of entrepreneurs in the sanitation sector from all over the world. Together, they offer a variety of services and all of them are looking to consolidate or expand their business, and bring sanitation services to scale for costumers at the Base of the Pyramid. This catalogue…
The Uganda team details lessons and experiences from structuring business startups from urban sanitation markets from Uganda in a paper presented at the Africa Water Association February 24-27th, 2020.
A newspaper article featuring an interview with CD Cate Nimanya, on Uganda’s Sanitation as a Business program.
A Water For People blog on scaling sanitation businesses, known as Points of Purchase (POPs) in Muzaffarpur, India.
Un blog de Water For People sobre empresas de saneamiento a gran escala, conocido como Puntos de Compra en Muzaffarpur, India.
A summary from the Water For People Rwanda team on the importance of engaging the private sector – as investment partners and entrepreneurs – in the Fecal Sludge Management process, using the Decentralized Fecal Sludge Treatment plant in Gicumbi as a prime example.