1. Stockholm Environment Institute
”Planning and implementation of sustainable sanitation in peri and semi-urban settings – need for development of existing tools?”

2. SEI:
Bridging science and policy on environment and development issues
Non-profit, independent research institute with seven centres around the world
SEI Mission:
- To support decision-making and introduce change towards sustainable development around the world by providing integrative knowledge that bridges science and policy in the field of environment and development
SEI Research areas:
Climate and Energy
Risk, Livelihoods & Vulnerability
Future Sustainability
Policy and Institutions
Atmospheric Environment
Water Resources & Sanitation

3. EcoSanRes Program www.ecosanres.org
A GLOBAL
Pro-Poor Capacity Development Program in
SUSTAINABLE SANITATION
financed by Sida

4. UN Millennium Development Goal
“Halve by the year 2015 the proportion of people lacking access to improved sanitation”
Globally, 95,000 HHs per day need to be provided with sanitation or 65 per minute
Important that these efforts are made in a sustainable manner, focusing on sustainable sanitation
Photos: E. Kvarnström