Develop WASH-related guidance and policy
An analysis of unsafe water, sanitation and hygiene in public spaces from the political economy angle. Socio-economic factors related to the category of users and the proprietary interests of specific spaces largely accounted for WaSH services inequality. It is argued that the failure of the state to guarantee functional WaSH infrastructure and enforce standard practices opens space for differentiated practices and standards consistent with specific interests.
Solution characteristics
Themes
Supply sufficient drinking water of good quality to protect population health
Sub themes
Information on freshwater quality, quantity and localisation
Stakeholder group
- Civil Society Organisations (CSOs)
Pain reliever
- Absence of necessary WaSH infrastructure and weak or non-existent regulation and enforcement of necessary standards
Gain creator
- Guarantee functional WaSH infrastructure
Type of climate
Tropical
Geographical scope
National
Social Innovation Dimension
- Capacity Development
Societal challenges
- Public Health and Risk Prevention
Solution Type
- Service
Technological readiness level
- TRL 3 experimental proof of concept
Solution provider
University of Uhio
Emmanuel Akpabio
emakpabio@yahoo.com
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