SATO Pan
Breaking barriers to access to basic sanitation: How Finance and Innovation Empower Rwandan Families
This blog highlights how Rwanda’s Isoko y’Ubuzima project is transforming access to basic sanitation by combining financial inclusion, market-based approaches, and behavior change.
Isoko y’Ubuzima findings from comprehensive business viability assessments, financial landscape analysis, and capacity building initiatives. We highlight two viable business models: micro-franchising for DSCs and integrated models for pit emptying,…
This article describes how women have leveraged VSLA financial access and community leadership to push sanitation and hygiene to the forefront, while men have stepped up through targeted engagement and…
A blog about Water For People’s idea, market, and scale testing phases for sanitation innovations, highlighting SaTo Pan scale in Rwanda, Uganda, and Malawi.