Pursuing the elusive Sanitation Nexus

Universal access to safely managed sanitation (SDG 6.2) is a delicate balance between resources, stakeholders, and the environment (the Sanitation Nexus), with diverse stakeholders (governments, NGOs, the private sector and communities) requiring increasingly limited resources to invest in sanitation infrastructure and systems. The environment is the biggest casualty where lapses in this delicate balance occur.
Sanevi’s approach and methodology marshal resources at our disposal to achieve the Sanitation Nexus.

A Process of continuous improvement

The Sanevi methodology is built on three pillars – knowledge, resources and systems. It is cyclical and adaptive to ensure our clients make incremental gains in solving their sanitation challenges.
It further ensures that our knowledge base is continuously updated by data/insights from existing/operational systems to further unlock resources to implement sanitation interventions.

Knowledge

Assessments, studies & research that yield data and insights on sanitation challenges, available solutions and appropriate interventions.

Resources

Technical capacity, knowledge, resources, financing, manpower and equipment required to implement available solutions.

Systems

Technology, Engineering and Governance structures put in place to implement, maintain and monitor sustainable sanitation outcomes.

 

Guided by Standards

Sanevi takes into account your unique, location-specific nuances and contexts and ensures our methodology aligns and complies with the regulatory environment, aspirations, goals and standards.