UNICEF Bangladesh

The objective of this project is to develop a compendium of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) technologies in emergencies in Bangladesh with technical detail & drawing (inclusive), geographic  & disaster specific,  costing including bill of quantities (BoQ)

The overall objective of this assignment is to improve the technical capacity of DPHE on arsenic screening and data management, and to use this data for allocating resources and for equity-based site selection through training and knowledge sharing.

The overall objective is to develop design, BoQ and product sheets for selected climate resilient and disability inclusive latrine options for SanMarkS II project to support construction and market promotion of latrine options.

ITN-BUET (with the support from Unicef) conducted City Service Delivery Assessment (CSDA)  for Chattogram and Rajshahi City Corporations following the CWIS CSDA Guideline and prepared reports. CSDA outcomes recommend the actions needed for enabling, delivering, and sustaining sanitation services in an inclusive manner.

ITN-BUET has been approached by UNICEF to create a national compendium of WASH technologies in Bangladesh for emergency response, as it is currently missing in the sector and is considered a top priority during emergencies. The compendium will feature technical details, drawings, materials specifications, quantities, and costs.

Water and sanitation policy 1998 stated that O&M would be the responsibility of the user groups. But in case of higher-level services options like PSF, MAR, AIRP, piped water system […]

The approval of Institutional and Regulatory Framework for Fecal Sludge Management (IRF-FSM) in 2017 by the ministry of LGRD&C assigned primary responsibility for sanitation/FSM services to the LGIs within its […]

DPHE recruited a number of class-1 officers and they were working all over the country, especially at the field level. They had no special training to combat the challenges of […]