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BMGF CWIS Factsheet
This factsheet provides an overview of the CWIS framework--what is CWIS, the need for CWIS, CWIS pillars and principles.
Date of Publication: 14-Sep-2020;Topic: Pro-poor, Gender, Equity, Safety, Sustainability, Responsibility/Mandate, Accountability/Governance, Resource Management/Financing Framework; Type: Factsheet
Khulna City Snapshot
This CWIS City Snapshot is designed to provide a compact summary of initiatives that are being implemented in Khulna, where the SNV Netherlands Development Organisation (SNV) is the lead implementing partner. This Snapshot outlines the pathway taken by Khulna to achieve its CWIS goals and tracks the progress being made, including key shifts in institutional and service delivery models to support safe, equitable and sustainable delivery of services.
Date of Publication: 15-Sep-2020;Topic: Pro-poor, Gender, Equity, Safety, Sustainability, Responsibility/Mandate, Accountability/Governance, Resource Management/Financing Framework; Type: City Snapshot
Kampala City Snapshot
This CWIS City Snapshot is designed to provide a compact summary of initiatives that are being implemented in Kampala, where the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) is the lead implementing partner. This Snapshot outlines the pathway taken by Kampala to achieve its CWIS goals and tracks the progress being made, including key shifts in institutional and service delivery models to support safe, equitable and sustainable delivery of services.
Date of Publication: 15-Sep-2020;Topic: Pro-poor, Gender, Equity, Safety, Sustainability, Responsibility/Mandate, Accountability/Governance, Resource Management/Financing Framework; Type: City Snapshot
Fiche technique du CWIS: Systèmes et plans de traitement
Cette fiche d'information présente un aperçu des systèmes de traitement dans les huit villes du CWIS, y compris le matériel, le financement, l'exploitation et l'entretien, et les plans d'investissements futurs. La moitié des villes disposent d'un réseau d'égouts et sont confrontées à des problèmes similaires liés au vieillissement et à la surcharge des infrastructures. L'autre moitié dépend entièrement de l'assainissement autonome et tente d'améliorer l'évacuation des boues, ce qui contribuera également à une meilleure utilisation des nouvelles stations de traitement des boues de vidange. Néanmoins, les huit villes partagent un défi commun : comment investir durablement dans les infrastructures de traitement et les entretenir pour répondre à la demande croissante ?
Date of Publication: 16-Feb-2021;Topic: Safety, Sustainability, Resource Management/Financing Framework; Type: Factsheet
CWIS MLE FA3: Politiques et interventions en faveur des pauvres
S'appuyant sur la FA#2, cette fiche d'apprentissage passe en revue le processus de conception des interventions et compare les interventions et les politiques en faveur des pauvres mises en œuvre dans les huit villes du CWIS. Les interventions et les politiques diffèrent selon les villes en termes de taille et de portée, de la manière dont elles définissent et engagent les ménages pauvres et les communautés des bidonvilles, et, en fin de compte, des motivations qui motivent leur conception et leur mise en œuvre.
Date of Publication: 14-Sep-2020;Topic: Pro-poor; Type: Learning Brief
CWIS MLE FA2: Identification des ménages pauvres et des communautés des bidonvilles
Assurer la prestation de services d'assainissement pour les pauvres est au cœur du CWIS. Mais comment les villes identifient-elles les "pauvres" en premier lieu ? Ce dossier d'apprentissage couvre les approches de huit villes du CWIS pour identifier les bénéficiaires cibles de leurs interventions en faveur des pauvres. Il s'agit notamment des efforts déployés pour collecter des données permettant de concevoir et de suivre les interventions d'assainissement en faveur des pauvres dans chaque ville.
Date of Publication: 14-Sep-2020;Topic: Pro-poor; Type: Learning Brief
CWIS Factsheet: Treatment Systems and Plans
This factsheet presents a snapshot of treatment systems across the eight CWIS cities, including hardware, financing, O&M, and plans for future investments. Half of the cities have some sewer network coverage and face similar challenges around aging and overburdened infrastructure. The other half depend entirely on onsite sanitation and are trying to improve desludging, which will also contribute to higher utilization of the newly constructed fecal sludge treatment plants. Nevertheless, all eight cities share a common challenge—how to sustainably invest in and maintain treatment infrastructure to meet the growing demand?
Date of Publication: 16-Feb-2021;Topic: Safety, Sustainability, Resource Management/Financing Framework; Type: Factsheet
CWIS Learning Brief 3: Pro-Poor Policies and Interventions
Building on LB#2, this learning brief reviews the intervention design process and compares pro-poor interventions and policies implemented across all eight CWIS cities. The interventions and policies across cities differed in size and scope, in how they define and engage poor HHs and slum communities, and, ultimately, in the motivations driving their design and implementation.
Date of Publication: 14-Sep-2020;Topic: Pro-poor; Type: Learning Brief
CWIS Learning Brief 2: Identifying Poor Households
Ensuring sanitation service delivery for the poor is at the core of CWIS. But how do cities identify “the poor” in the first place? This learning brief covers the approaches of eight CWIS cities to identify target beneficiaries for their pro-poor interventions. These include efforts made to collect data for designing and monitoring pro-poor sanitation interventions in each city.
Date of Publication: 14-Sep-2020;Topic: Pro-poor; Type: Learning Brief
Maharashtra Preparedness to COVID-19: Compendium of Good Practices for Small and Medium Towns
Compiled by C-WAS, CEPT University, this presentation summarizes good practices by small and medium towns in the State of Maharashtra in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, with a focus on sanitation.
Date of Publication: 14-Sep-2020;Topic: Equity, Safety; Type: Learning Brief
Response to COVID-19: Safely Managed Sanitation--Good Practices by Narsapur
Compiled by ASCI, this presentation summarizes good practices by the Narsapur Municipal Corporation in managing sanitation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Date of Publication: 14-Sep-2020;Topic: Equity, Safety; Type: Learning Brief
Preparedness of Wai and Sinnar Municipal Councils for COVID-19
Compiled by C-WAS, CEPT University, this presentation summarizes measures taken by the Wai and Sinnar Municipal Councils in managing sanitation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Date of Publication: 08-Mar-2021;Topic: Safety; Type: Learning Brief
Response to COVID-19: Safely Managed Sanitation--Good Practices by Warangal
Compiled by ASCI, this presentation summarizes good practices by the Greater Warangal Municipal Corporation in managing sanitation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Date of Publication: 14-Sep-2020;Topic: Equity, Safety; Type: Learning Brief
Response to COVID-19: Safely Managed Sanitation--Good Practices by ULBs, Telangana
Compiled by ASCI, this presentation summarizes good practices by the Telangana State Government and Urban Local Bodies in managing sanitation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Date of Publication: 14-Sep-2020;Topic: Equity, Safety; Type: Learning Brief
The Eastern and Southern Africa Water and Sanitation Regulators’ Association, the World Bank, IWA and Athena Infonomics jointly convened a session at the 20th AFWA Congress on “Governance and Regulation for Inclusive Urban Sanitation.” Gustavo Saltiel (World Bank), Yvonne Magawa (ESAWAS), Eng. Jacques Nzitonda (Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Authority), Eng. Exaudi Fatael Maro (Electricity and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority, Tanzania) and Prof. Kala Vairavamoorthy (International Water Association) presented their institutions’ ongoing work on sanitation sector regulation and new approaches they are introducing. The presentations were followed by a panel discussion on issues including different models for sanitation sector regulation, lessons learned from the water sector, and emerging approaches for regulating and professionalizing non-sewered sanitation services.
Date of Publication: 14-Sep-2020;Topic: Accountability/Governance; Type: Learning Brief
CWIS MLE FA1: Outils de surveillance pour la collecte et le' transport des boues de vidange (French)
Parmi les 8 villes du CWIS, 5 d'entre elles ont développé et mis en place une forme d'outil de contrôle pour la gestion des boues de vidange. Cette synthèse offre une description sommaire de ces outils en fonction des principaux déterminants suivants : portée, défi motivant, incitations à la conformité des utilisateurs, taux d'adoption/déploiement, coûts de développement et d'exploitation de l'outil, approche de développement de l'outil et voie d'accès à l'échelle.
Date of Publication: 26-Oct-2020;Topic: Safety; Type: Learning Brief
CWIS MLE LB1: Monitoring Tools for Fecal Sludge Collection & Transport
Among the 8 CWIS cities, 5 of them have developed and implemented some form of monitoring tool for fecal sludge management (FSM). This brief offers a summary description of those tools based on key determinants of: scope, motivating challenge, incentives for user compliance, adoption/deployment rate, costs to develop and operate tool, tool development approach, and pathway to scale.
Date of Publication: 26-Oct-2020;Topic: Safety; Type: Learning Brief