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Double pit latrines, a solution for sanitation in sandy areas
In order to offer a sustainable sanitation solution to the populations of villages living in sandy areas where the water table is close to the surface of the ground, Inter…
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Ensuring good governance and quality of water services in rural Madagascar: involvement of women as representatives of users, the “Solonten’ny Mpaka Rano” (SMR).
The local NGOs Soakoja and Tehyna, which are Inter Aide's partners in Madagascar, monitor, manage and maintain the water access infrastructures (hand pumps and gravity-fed systems). They act as service…
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Policy brief : Rural water services and their financing
In the remote rural areas of developing countries, where villages with fewer than 1,500 inhabitants predominate, international organisations rarely give priority to the management, monitoring and maintenance of infrastructure providing…
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Social tariffs for access to safe water with Soakoja, a Malagasy professional service provider for operation & maintenance of drinking water facilities
Soakoja and Inter Aide have set up a professional, not-for-profit management system based on a "Water for All" approach, to meet the need to monitor, operate and maintain small drinking…
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Supporting Inter Aide in integrating women in decision making related to water and sanitation governance
Final report of the support provided to Inter Aide's programs in Malawi and Ethiopia, by the consultancy Prospectives et Coopération. This process took place in 2 successive phases: Phase 1…
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Raised Ecosan latrines guideline
These guidelines concern the access to sanitation with a more robust and sustainable toilet design. The guide and the summary presentation describe the contexts and characteristics of the implementation of…
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