Climate change will stress urban sanitation systems. Although urban sanitation uses various
infrastructure types and service systems, current research appears skewed toward a small …

Half of the world's population is now served by non-sewered sanitation, yet the field remains
fragmented, with a focus on individual research agendas, and prevalence of imprecise …

Progress toward Sustainable Development Goals for global access to safe sanitation is
lagging significantly. In this Feature, we propose that misleading terminology leads to errors …

Access to water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) has been a challenge to south Asia's
rapidly growing and climate change-sensitive region. Nepal, a water-abundant country …

Carbon emissions are primarily the result of human activity in urban areas. Inadequate
sanitary facilities, contaminated drinking water, nonrenewable energy, and high traffic …

An annual reduction in processing expenses results in the direct discharge of millions of
litters of diverse wastewater into the environment, which causes eutrophication and depletes …

While substantial progress has been made in improving water and sanitation services in low-
and middle-income countries, aligned basic services such as greywater, stormwater, and …

With enhanced focus on global sanitation, access to toilets at the household level is
increasing in develo** countries although the provision of sewer networks is not …

This paper focuses on develo** a sustainable integrated hospital solid waste
management framework for rural hospitals in Chirumanzu district. Descriptive cross …

The fulfilment of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6, concerning water and sanitation,
is critical in itself and also conditional for the other 16 SDGs being met. The purpose of this …