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Surcharging ahead!

WSUP has been investigating how redistributive taxation and surcharges could be used to finance sanitation for low-income customers. This guest blog from Guy Norman discusses WSUP’s research and next steps. 

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Author Guest AuthorPosted on May 11, 2018May 11, 2018Categories Access to finance, Urban Sanitation Services, WASH, WSUP

Taking a fresh look at the sanitation value chain

Factor[e] Ventures and the Stone Family Foundation teamed up to take a fresh look at the sanitation value chain. Here is a guest blog from Natalie Markham summarising the process and next steps. 

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Author Guest AuthorPosted on April 16, 2018Categories Enterprises, Factor(E), Urban Sanitation Services, WASH, Waste to Resource, Wider initiatives

Refining our approach to enterprise development in water and sanitation

We have been refining the way we support enterprise development in the water and sanitation sector and how we can have most impact – here is the process we followed . 

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Author Paul GunstensenPosted on March 21, 2018March 21, 2018Categories Enterprises, How we fund, WASH, Wider initiatives

Building the market for sanitation with planned obsolescence

WaterSHED has been building the market for sanitation marketing in Cambodia for past six years – here is a guest blog on what they have learnt. 

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Author Guest AuthorPosted on January 9, 2018March 9, 2018Categories Enterprises, Rural Sanitation in Cambodia, WASH, WaterSHED

UK Funders and mental health: Progress made, progress still needed

Tuesday 10th October marked World Mental Health Day. Read more about the Foundation’s focus in this increasingly critical area in the UK.

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Author Guest AuthorPosted on October 13, 2017March 9, 2018Categories Birmingham Mind, Mental Health, Mosaic Clubhouse, Royal Foundation, UK portfolios

Solar powers water

Reflections on how the use of solar photo-voltaic technology can reduce operational costs in the delivery of safe water by water enterprises. 

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Author Guest AuthorPosted on June 6, 2017March 9, 2018Categories Enterprises, Enterprises in Safe Water, Safe Water Network, WASH

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