Reports

The CWIS Action Plan (CAP) uses the ABCD-IME approach, focusing on awareness, planning, and implementation while ensuring responsibility, accountability, and resource management for effective sanitation services.

This document provides specific details regarding Faridpur Paurashava as a CWIS Mentor city.

The WASH FIT program assists implementers in identifying potential risks within their operations and provides pragmatic instruments and models for implementing improvements in the domains of water, sanitation, and hygiene, as well as healthcare waste and facility management.

The study’s prime objective is to assess national and urban-level policies, institutional arrangements, and capacities for solid waste management (SWM) in Bangladesh. It identifies key challenges in the SWM system and provides recommendations for improvement through policy reforms and capacity-building. The methodology involves a multi-stage process, starting with an in-depth literature review of current SWM legal documents in Bangladesh.

The first-ever IWA Specialist Group Conference on Non-Sewered Sanitation held in Johannesburg, South Africa in October 2023 at the Emperors Palace Conference Centre with the theme of “stimulating innovative solutions and uptake for people not connected to sewers”. The event brought together about 400 delegates worldwide to discuss innovative, off-grid sanitation solutions…

This document provides specific details regarding Kushtia Paurashava as a CWIS Mentor city.

This document provides specific details regarding Jhenaidah Paurashava as a CWIS Mentor city.

To combat the salinity problem in coastal areas, the Department of Public Health Engineering (DPHE) has installed 970 solar desalination units in 61 Upazilas of 16 coastal districts under the green pilot project titled “Safe Water Supply Project through Environment-Friendly Solar Desalination Unit”. The solar-powered water desalination system produces pure and safe water from any source and has been introduced as a new alternative water supply system to mitigate the scarcity of drinking water in coastal areas. The system functions not only as a solar desalination system but also as a rainwater harvesting system.

The conference provided a crucial platform for the presentation of their research on the global stage and enabled them to transparently share challenges, successes, and contributions related to CWIS and sanitation service delivery with regional and global partners.

The objective of this exercise is to conduct the full City Sanitation Delivery Assessment (CSDA) for CWIS for Rajshahi City Corporation to identify gaps, challenges, and actions to improve the sanitation system.