My WEDC: 42nd WEDC International Conference

Programme for Sanitation Systems and Services

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Monday 13 September \| 10:00 – 11:00 3A: Behaviour Change Chair: Rebecca Scott / David Galibourg Room: 3A » Watch session on YouTube	Achieving ODF status at scale: combining behaviour change approaches, care groups, and partnerships with government and local leaders in Malawi Muheka, Deborah Improving household sanitation and hygiene practices in the Democratic Republic of Congo through the CHC approach: case of Fizi health zone Ntakarutimana, Amans Behaviour change communication approaches for FSM Wankhade, Kavita
Monday 13 September \| 11:15 – 12:15 3B: Equity and Inclusion Chair: Rebecca Scott / Julie Fisher Room: 3B » Watch session on YouTube	How does inequitable planning and community resistance affect aspirations of universal sanitation services? A case study in Mzuzu, Malawi Mallory, Adrian Prioritizing equitable access to sanitation for vulnerable groups: lessons from SSH4A programme in five countries Wandera, Jackson A situational assessment of menstrual hygiene management among physically-challenged adolescent school girls: a case study of CMML Special School, Iyale, Nigeria Ataguba, Clement Oguche
Monday 13 September \| 13:15 – 14:15 3C: Equity and Inclusion/Treatment Technologies Chair: Rebecca Scott / Lee Bosher Room: 3C » Watch session on YouTube	Mainstreaming equitable and inclusive rural WASH outcomes: South Asia WASH results programme King, Katrice How sustainable are sanitation solutions generating biogas in schools in Kenya? Kirkland, Glyn Investigating the performance efficiency of black soldier fly larvae in faecal matter co-digestion Matheka, Rosemary
Monday 13 September \| 14:30 – 15:30 3D: Business / Markets Chair: Rebecca Scott / Kamara Innocent Tumwebaze Room: 3D » Watch session on YouTube	Establishing sustainable sanitation business models and market approaches that reach the base of the pyramid: lessons from the SSH4A Results Programme Nyaboro, Fanuel WASH Business Center initiative in Ethiopia: a potential approach to accelerating sustainability in WASH Services Ayalew, Desalegn Unlocking sanitation markets in Kenya: experiences from the USAID/KIWASH project Mulatya, Diana
Tuesday 14 September \| 10:00 – 11:00 3E: CLTS Chair: Rebecca Scott / Tanja Radu Room: 3E » Watch session on YouTube	Adaptation and collaborative CLTS pathways: experiential learning from mistakes and iterative changes for success Dektar, Benbella Promoting CLTS in conflict zones in South Sudan Karinga, William
Tuesday 14 September \| 11:15 – 12:15 3F: City-wide Approaches Chair: Rebecca Scott / Tanja Radu Room: 3F » Watch session on YouTube	Tools and capacity development for scaling citywide inclusive sanitation Narayan, Abishek Large-scale sanitation programme, climate trends, aquifer vulnerability and public health impact: a study from two Indian states Umar, Asad An innovative partnership approach to city-wide fecal sludge management: a case study in Ben Tre City, Vietnam Nguyen Hong, Hanh
Tuesday 14 September \| 12:30 – 13:30 3G: Toilet Technologies Chair: Rebecca Scott / Tanja Radu Room: 3G » Watch session on YouTube	A chair to make toilets accessible for people with disabilities in Burkina Faso Sebgo, S. Marie Danièle Female-friendly public and community toilets: findings from four country pilot assessments and next steps for the sector Nath, Priya
Tuesday 14 September \| 13:45 – 14:45 3H: ODF Sustainability Chair: Rebecca Scott / Tanja Radu Room: 3H » Watch session on YouTube	Nawaeb: the first district to declare as open defecation free (ODF) in Papua New Guinea Shankar, Birendra Retention of open defecation free status in Nepal Ahmad, Tameez
Wednesday 15 September \| 10:00 – 11:00 3I: Sanitation in Schools Chair: Rebecca Scott / Tanja Radu Room: 3I » Watch session on YouTube	Access to WASH facilities and its impacts among the indigenous primary schools in Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos, Nigeria Akoteyon, Isaiah WASH sustainability issues associated with the Home Grown School Feeding Programme in developing economies: a case study from Kaduna State, Nigeria Alfa, Meshach Water and sanitation competitions: an effective approach for promoting sustainable WASH services in schools and communities Namata, Teo
Wednesday 15 September \| 11:15 – 12:15 3J: Finding Solutions Chair: Rebecca Scott / Tanja Radu Room: 3J » Watch session on YouTube	Swachh Bharat Mission – Case of Visakhapatnam city De, Anwesha Unleashing sanitation solutions in Alabama’s Black Belt Martinson, Carol Mobile application for sewerage management: a case example from a state in the southeast of Nigeria Osuolale, Olayinka
Wednesday 15 September \| 12:30 – 13:30 2K: Small Towns / Rural Chair: Lee Bosher / Dennis D Mwanza Room: 2K » Watch session on YouTube	Strengthening rural community-based water management in Pacific islands Benjamin, C Getting the basics right: effective collaboration to improve small town sanitation systems in Ethiopia Ebrahim, Muhammed
Wednesday 15 September \| 12:30 – 13:30 3K: Finding Solutions Chair: Rebecca Scott / Tanja Radu Room: 3K » Watch session on YouTube	Evaluating the efficiency of different provision strategies for scaled-up container-based sanitation Ferguson, Charlie The circular ecomnomy for sanitation: a study of five cases in India Parker, Alison Piloting results-based financing for container-based sanitation services in Cap-Haitien, Haiti Remington, Claire
Wednesday 15 September \| 12:30 – 13:30 4K: Urban / Rural Chair: Susie Goodall / Oluwasola Afolabi Room: 4K » Watch session on YouTube	Urban sanitation in a crisis in some Nigerian cities Mwanza, Dennis D Rural-urban transition and the peri-urban sanitation gap: evidence from Hyderabad, India Hutchings, Paul

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