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.

WaterAid Bangladesh is providing technical and financial support to Sakhipur Municipality to operate fecal sludge management system and ensure safely managed sanitation in the City. The access to improved sanitation […]

WSUP has extended its support to address the lack of fecal sludge management services in Rangpur and Chattogram cities and now intends to enhance the capacity of cities through the […]

Access to improved drinking water and hygienic sanitation facilities including adequate management of fecal sludge is a priority for the DRP population. In this situation, the Emergency Multi-Sector Rohingya Crisis […]

Through this capacity building initiative for City Wide Inclusive Sanitation (CWIS), both ITN-BUET and private consultants and consulting firms in Bangladesh have been capacitated on CWIS. Eawag developed the ConCaD […]

A total of 2,176 Biofil toilets have been installed in different Rohingya camps in both Ukhiya and Teknaf, by a number of organizations (e.g. Oxfam, ACF). Biofil toilets have also […]

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 […]

Under WSUP funded this research project, ITN-BUET assessed the capacity of three City Corporation, Rangpur, Chattogram and Dhaka North City Corporation for providing sanitation/FSM service to its citizens, using Burke-Litwin […]

“SanMark-CITY” project aims to explore the potential of four toilet technologies to overcome some of the challenges faced in delivering a sustainable sanitation solution. The toilet technologies include: (a) Tiger […]