• Engender the urban ecosystem so that sanitation
    is accessible by all at all times
  • Engender the urban ecosystem so that sanitation
    is accessible by all at all times
  • Engender the urban ecosystem so that sanitation
    is accessible by all at all times
  • Engender the urban ecosystem so that sanitation
    is accessible by all at all times

For City level
Gender Integration

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For State level
Gender Integration

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For Conceptual
Understanding

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About the project

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) indicates a commitment to universal access. In this regard, it is essential to closely examine the barriers that still hinder or halt access to basic services in the sanitation sector. The ‘Intersectionality-Informed Framework for Implementation of Effective Gender Integration in WSH: Andhra Pradesh’, supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF), explores these issues in the context of three cities: Anantapur, Kovvur and Narsapur. The project aims to empower communities, strengthen agencies, and advance policies, regulations, and processes for increased accessibility to sanitation services.The project consortium is engaged in a collaborative effort to develop an implementable framework. This framework is informed by lessons and experiences from the ground and complemented by secondary research.

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Project Consortium

  • Center for Study of Science, Technology and Policy (CSTEP)
  • Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI)
  • Centre for Advocacy and Research (CFAR)

News/Updates

 

National Conclave on Institutionalising Gender-Responsive Sanitation was conducted in New Delhi on 27th June, 2019