Household water insecurity has serious implications for the health, livelihoods and
wellbeing of people around the world. Existing methods to assess the state of household …

There is a wealth of scholarly knowledge that aims to disentangle the complex relationship
between gender and water. This scholarship coupled with practitioners' collective …

Environmental governance (EG) has become a hegemonic concept for understanding and
transforming environmental decision-making processes that operate beyond the state …

The proportion of Indian households with access to a toilet has grown considerably over the
past decade. Many of these toilets rely on on-site containment, either in the form of a septic …

Over the last four decades the locus of economic power has shifted from industry to finance.
As part of this trend, the'financialisation'of the water sector has added a new layer of …

Digital water transformation is often written about as though universally desirable and
inevitable, capable of addressing the multifaceted socioecological challenges that water …

Over the last decade, thousands of water ATMs have been installed across the Global
South. In India, these vending machines increasingly augment both formal and informal …

Drinking water programs in India treat urban and rural areas separately, generally
neglecting the special conditions of settlements referred to as peri-urban or rurban. We show …

This study focuses on the impacts of water and sanitation (WatSan) development with
particular attention to how the technopolitical practice of water metering prompts critical …

If solving the global sanitation crisis lies within Indian borders, then it is important to
understand the influence of caste relations on sanitation building and usage. Our …