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African Sanitation Policy Guidelines

Changing Sanitation Through Innovative Policy Making

Location

Enugu

Duration

1 Year

Status

Completed

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Project Background

Sanitation is a basic human right essential for health, education, gender equality, and economic development. Yet, many African countries still lack access to basic sanitation services. The African Sanitation Policy Guidelines (ASPG), funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and implemented by organizations like WaterAid Nigeria, offer a framework to address this gap. ASPG supports African countries in developing inclusive, context-specific sanitation policies based on best practices. It emphasizes a human rights-based approach, focusing on equity, inclusion, and sustainability through appropriate technologies and effective management. The project collaborates with governments, civil society, and the private sector to ensure policies are comprehensive and impactful.

Project Objective

To review and strengthen sanitation policies in line with national and international best practices.
To provide comprehensive guidelines for the development and implementation of improved sanitation systems and practices.
To promote a human rights-based approach to sanitation that ensures equitable, inclusive, safe, and dignified access to sanitation services for all.

Activities

Comprehensive programs designed to drive long-term change.

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