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• (Article) Drivers and challenges to use of menstrual cups among schoolgirls in rural Uganda: a qualitative study

  01.04.2017

• (Article) Effectiveness of in-line chlorination in a developing world gravity-flow water supply

  01.04.2017

• (Article) Behavioural determinants associated with E. coli contamination post-treatment in households that practise water treatment in rural Cambodia

  01.04.2017

• (Article) Water point failure in sub-Saharan Africa: the value of a systems thinking approach

  01.04.2017

• (Article) Does women’s participation in water committees affect management and water system performance in rural Vanuatu?

  01.07.2017

• (Article) Review of biosand water filters

  01.07.2017

• (Article) Steps to sustainability: a road map for WASH

  01.07.2017

• (Article) Effects of water source accessibility and reliability improvements on water consumption in eastern Nairobi

  01.07.2017

• (Article) Laddering up? A research framework in sanitation for people with disabilities in low-income settings

  01.10.2017

• (Article) Relationship between water, sanitation, hygiene, and nutrition: what do Link NCA nutrition causal analyses say?

  01.10.2017

• (Article) The handpump choice is yours: a pilot study in Rumphi District, Malawi

  01.10.2017

• (Article) Innovative approaches for the construction of Gaza’s largest seawater desalination plant

  01.07.2017

• (Article) Innovation prizes: incentivizing innovative solutions to water and sanitation challenges through prizes

  01.07.2017

• (Article) From new evidence to better practice: finding the sanitation sweet spot

  01.10.2017

• (Article) Lost in transition: menstrual experiences of intellectually disabled school-going adolescents in Delhi, India

  01.10.2017

• (Article) Trends in sub-Saharan rural water supply and the essential inclusion of Self-supply to achieve 2030 SDG targets

  01.10.2017

• (Article) Rethinking the effectiveness of defecation postures and practices: it’s not what you do it’s the way that you do it!

  01.10.2017

• (Article) Editorial: What works? And how can we know?

  01.07.2017

• (Article) Guest editorial: Quantifying the impact of water, sanitation, and hygiene interventions

  01.01.2014

• (Article) Crossfire: ‘Feasible or not feasible: the application of impact evaluations in WASH programming’

  01.01.2014

• (Article) Learning by design: lessons from a baseline study in the NAMWASH Small Towns Programme, Mozambique

  01.01.2014

• (Article) Moving from efficacy to effectiveness: using behavioural economics to improve the impact of WASH interventions

  01.01.2014

• (Article) Impact study of the One Million Initiative rural water and sanitation programme in Mozambique

  01.01.2014

• (Article) Keeping it simple: a gender-specific sanitation tool for emergencies

  01.01.2014

• (Article) The effects of the Total Sanitation and Sanitation Marketing programme on gender and ethnic groups in Indonesia

  01.01.2014

• (Article) Implementing sustainable water and sanitation projects in rural, developing communities

  01.01.2014

• (Article) Webwatch

  01.01.2014

• (Article) Editorial: rainwater harvesting

  01.04.2014

• (Article) Expert Answers: Rainwater Harvesting

  01.04.2014

• (Article) Using every last drop: rainwater harvesting and utilization in Gansu Province, China

  01.04.2014

• (Article) Roads for water: the unused potential

  01.04.2014

• (Article) The limitations of roofwater harvesting in developing countries

  01.04.2014

• (Article) How can rainwater harvesting contribute to living with droughts and climate change in semi-arid Brazil?

  01.04.2014

• (Article) Field report: Large-scale school rainwater harvesting systems: a pilot study in Nyanza Province, Kenya

  01.04.2014

• (Article) Field report: Roofwater harvesting on the coastal islands of Guinea-Bissau: rainwater tank construction adapted to the local context

  01.04.2014

• (Article) Integration of WASH interventions into HIV/AIDS programmes in sub-Saharan Africa

  01.04.2014

• (Article) Review

  01.04.2014

• (Article) Guest editorial: sanitation as a business

  01.07.2014

• (Article) Striking the balance: what is the role of the public sector in sanitation as a service and as a business?

  01.07.2014

• (Article) Unclogging the blockages in sanitation: inter-sector linkages

  01.07.2014

• (Article) Latrine design: go in peace

  01.07.2014

• (Article) Multi-level sanitation governance: understanding and overcoming challenges in the sanitation sector in sub-Saharan Africa

  01.07.2014

• (Article) Engaging government partners to conduct research on the sanitationmarket: a case-study from rural Malawi

  01.07.2014

• (Article) Identification of the potential opportunities, barriers, and threats within the sector in taking up sanitation as a business: rural sanitation in Nkhata Bay District (Malawi)

  01.07.2014

• (Article) Webwatch

  01.07.2014

• (Article) Guest Editorial: a human right to WASH

  01.10.2014

• (Article) Interview with Catarina de Albuquerque, Special Rapporteur on the Human Right to Safe Drinking Water and Sanitation

  01.10.2014

• (Article) The importance of words: why equality should be key in water and sanitation service provision

  01.10.2014

• (Article) Moving along the right track? The experience of developing a rights-based approach at WaterAid

  01.10.2014

• (Article) Guest editorial: tackling the stigma and gender marginalization related to menstruation via WASH in schools programmes

  01.01.2015

• (Article) Putting the men into menstruation: the role of men and boys in community menstrual hygiene management

  01.01.2015

• (Article) Adolescent schoolgirls' experiences of menstrual cups and pads in rural western Kenya: a qualitative study

  01.01.2015

• (Article) Uncovering the challenges to menstrual hygiene management in schools in Mali

  01.01.2015

• (Article) Mainstreaming menstrual hygiene management in schools through the play-based approach: lessons learned from Ghana

  01.01.2015

• (Article) Menstrual hygiene management: education and empowerment for girls?

  01.01.2015

• (Article) Developing games as a qualitative method for researching menstrual hygiene management in rural Bolivia

  01.01.2015

• (Article) Unpacking the policy landscape for menstrual hygiene management: implications for school WASH programmes in India

  01.01.2015

• (Article) Towards a sustainable solution for school menstrual hygiene management: cases of Ethiopia, Uganda, South-Sudan, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe

  01.01.2015

• (Article) Learning, acting, and learning (LAL) research on schools' menstrual hygiene management (MHM): Pakistan

  01.01.2015

• (Article) Editorial: Seeking and using informed common sense

  01.04.2015

• (Article) DEWATS for urban Nepal: a comparative assessment for community wastewater management

  01.04.2015

• (Article) Urban households’ access to water for livelihoods enhancement in Accra, Ghana

  01.04.2015

• (Article) Connecting the last mile: water access policy in action

  01.04.2015

• (Article) Sanitation and physical disability: challenges to latrine access in Kakuma refugee camp, Kenya

  01.04.2015

• (Article) Handwashing before drawing water: a sixth critical time?

  01.04.2015

• (Article) Critical lessons from apparent failure: using solar energy to supply piped water in a remote coastal area in Bangladesh

  01.04.2015

• (Article) Editorial: Reaching the last 2.5 billion with adequate sanitation

  01.07.2015

• (Article) Taking stock: Reaching the bottom billion – beyond open defecation

  01.07.2015

• (Article) Going beyond mason training: enabling, facilitating, and engaging rural sanitation markets for the base of the pyramid

  01.07.2015

• (Article) Microfinance for sanitation: what is needed to move to scale?

  01.07.2015

• (Article) Are burial or disposal with garbage safe forms of child faeces disposal? An expert consultation

  01.07.2015

• (Article) Disposing of children’s diapers with solid waste: a global concern?

  01.07.2015

• (Article) CLTS in fragile and insecure contexts

  01.07.2015

• (Article) Editorial: What does it take to change behaviour?

  01.10.2015

• (Article) Handwashing for menstrual hygiene management among primary schoolgirls in rural western Kenya

  01.10.2015

• (Article) Measurement of handwashing behaviour in Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys and Demographic and Health Surveys, 1985–2008

  01.10.2015

• (Article) Who is likely to own a latrine in rural areas? Findings from formative research studies

  01.10.2015

• (Article) Strengthening behaviour change communication in western Nepal: how can we do better?

  01.10.2015

• (Article) Why do some behaviours change more easily than others? Water-use behaviour interventions in rural Nepal

  01.10.2015

• (Article) Addressing the behavioural constraints to latrine uptake: effectiveness of a behaviour-change campaign in rural Cambodia

  01.10.2015

• (Article) Putting heads and hands together to change knowledge and behaviours: Community Health Clubs in Port-au-Prince, Haiti

  01.10.2015

• (Article) Sanitation and disasters: a case study of community and institutional response to Cyclone Phailin, Odisha 2013

  01.10.2015

• (Article) Small-scale waste-stabilization ponds for rural communities: an undergraduate experimental venture

  01.10.2015

• (Article) Intensifying the social performance and sustainability of microfinance institutions to address the social challenge of sanitation: an Indian case study

  01.10.2015

• (Article) Schoolgirls’ experiences of changing and disposal of menstrual hygiene items and inferences for WASH in schools

  01.10.2015

• (Article) Editorial: China–Africa relations

  01.01.2016

• (Article) Contextualizing Sino–Africa relations

  01.01.2016

• (Article) China and Africa: the new water world

  01.01.2016

• (Article) China’s role in Africa’s water sector: mapping the terrain

  01.01.2016

• (Article) Safeguards, financing, and employment in Chinese infrastructure projects in Africa: the case of Ghana’s Bui Dam

  01.01.2016

• (Article) The role of handpump corrosion in the contamination and failure of rural water supplies

  01.01.2016

• (Article) Who really pays? A critical overview of the practicalities of funding universal access

  01.01.2016

• (Article) Beyond ‘functionality’ of handpump-supplied rural water services in developing countries

  01.01.2016

• (Article) Reviews

  01.01.2016

• (Article) Editorial: Something new? Or something better?

  01.04.2016

• (Article) Can collective action strategies motivate behaviour change to reduce open defecation in rural India?

  01.04.2016

• (Article) Tiger worm toilets: lessons learned from constructing household vermicomposting toilets in Liberia

  01.04.2016

• (Article) Technical and user evaluation of a novel worm-based, on-site sanitation system in rural India

  01.04.2016

• (Article) Making pathogen hazards visible: a new heuristic to improve sanitation investment efficacy

  01.04.2016

• (Article) Rebuilding household toilets after the Nepal earthquake: an emergency or an interruption to development?

  01.04.2016

• (Article) Emergency sanitation: developing criteria for pit latrine lining

  01.04.2016

• (Article) Editorial: No shame in bodily functions

  01.07.2016

• (Article) Taking Stock: Incompetent at incontinence – why are we ignoring the needs of incontinence sufferers?

  01.07.2016

• (Article) What can existing data on water and sanitation tell us about menstrual hygiene management?

  01.07.2016

• (Article) Menstrual hygiene: a ‘silent’ need during disaster recovery

  01.07.2016

• (Article) Factors associated with knowledge, attitudes, and hygiene practices during menstruation among adolescent girls in Uttar Pradesh

  01.07.2016

• (Article) WASH challenges to girls’ menstrual hygiene management in Metro Manila, Masbate, and South Central Mindanao, Philippines

  01.07.2016

• (Article) A reason to smile: the five ‘A’s approach to promote menstrual hygiene management in adolescent girls

  01.07.2016

• (Article) What is the scope for addressing menstrual hygiene management in complex humanitarian emergencies? A global review

  01.07.2016

• (Article) Assessing demand for faecal sludge management (FSM) services in Freetown

  01.10.2016

• (Article) What is missing to ensure improved water use in urban informal settlements?

  01.10.2016

• (Article) What hope for the transition? Evaluating pro-poor water supply interventions in urban low-income settlements in Kenya

  01.10.2016

• (Article) Urban community-led total sanitation: a potential way forward for co-producing sanitation services

  01.10.2016

• (Article) Assessing health risks associated with municipal sanitation systems in Maputo, Mozambique

  01.10.2016

• (Article) Editorial: Serving the urban poor

  01.10.2016

• (Article) Obituary: Ton Schouten, a respected colleague and friend

  01.07.2016

• (Article) Editorial: January 2017: one year and counting

  01.01.2017

• (Article) Chlorination of drinking water in emergencies: a review of knowledge to develop recommendations for implementation and research needed

  01.01.2017

• (Article) Sustainability of rural water systems: quantitative analysis of Nicaragua’s monitoring data

  01.01.2017

• (Article) Surface water in temporary humanitarian settlements

  01.01.2017

• (Article) Can and should sanitation and hygiene programmes be expected to achieve health impacts?

  01.01.2017

• (Article) Nuggets from an old book: A Practical Handbook of Water Supply by F. Dixey (1931)

  01.01.2017

• (Article) Editorial: Why partial solutions may not be solutions at all

  01.04.2017

• (Article) Editorial: Feeling our way forward

  01.10.2017

• (Article) The 2014 Sanitation and Water for All High Level Meeting: what does it tell us about how developing countries are tackling inequalities?

  01.10.2014

• (Article) How participation as a right enhances realization of the rights to water and sanitation

  01.10.2014

• (Article) Governing wastewater, curbing pollution, and improving water quality for the realization of human rights

  01.10.2014

• (Article) Integrity in WASH: fulfilling the human rights mandate

  01.10.2014