This bibliography reflects all Sustainable WASH Systems Learning Partnership (SWS) publications as of September 2021.
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- ReportCollective action approaches are increasingly being used in the water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) sector.
- ReportThis study sought to build evidence on the impact systems approaches can have on local stakeholders’ ability to conceptualize the complex factors and interactions that influence water and sanitation service delivery sustai
- ArticleSustainable WASH Systems Learning Partnership (USAID/SWS) research partners collected and analyzed data over the last four years to investigate 11 collaborative approaches tha
- InfographicWater and sanitation services exist within complex systems. A web of interacting actors and factors influences how WASH services, particularly water pump maintenance systems, are delivered and sustained.
- NewsletterThis Sustainable WASH Systems Learning Partnership (SWS) newsletter features a variety of resources on collaboration and collective action techniques from the field.
- BlogThe rapidly expanding town of Debre Birhan, Ethiopia, population 113,000, does not have a centralized sewer network.
- ManualUSAID’s Sustainable WASH Systems Learning Partnership and the Millennium Water Alliance developed this role-playing game for two international water, sanitation, and hygiene conferences in 2019.
- ManualMaintenance Mad Libs is a small group activity designed to simulate negotiations between the community and private service providers to develop a community maintenance service agreement (CMSA).
- ReportA water supply installation is only worthwhile if it is safe and reliable, which is achievable with consistent service delivery.