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Instituting equity and inclusion in market-based approaches: reaching the poor and disabled in sanitation

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This paper describes iDE's approach to mainstreaming equity and inclusion within its market-based approach from the beginning of a programme and not as an afterthought. The paper focuses on two separate strategies aimed at increasing access and equity among different groups. The first is the use of financial tools to increase access for very poor consumers in Bangladesh and Cambodia. The second part of the paper focuses on iDE's user-centred design approach and experimentation with new construction technologies in constructing a latrine shelter for disabled users.

Paper by Y. Wei, A. May and R. Chowdhury presented at the 39th WEDC Conference in Kumasi, Ghana.

Date: 6 April 2017
Country: 
Bangladesh,
Cambodia
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