Policy Brief: Melanesian WaSH policy environments to foster inclusive WaSH marketing exchanges

Katherine F. Shields; Regina Souter; Dani Barrington; Srinivas Sridharan; Stephen Graham Saunders; Semisi  Meo; Jamie K. Bartram

Policy Brief: Melanesian WaSH policy environments to foster inclusive WaSH marketing exchanges

Katherine F. Shields, Regina Souter, Dani Barrington, Srinivas Sridharan, Stephen Graham Saunders, Semisi Meo, Jamie K. Bartram

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Target of this brief: This brief provides guidance to enabling actors (people in civil society, external support agencies, community governance structures, utilities, national and local government, the private sector, and academia) who design and review WaSH policies.

Purpose of this brief:
The WaSH policies of Fiji, Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands were assessed to determine their strengths and weaknesses in fostering and supporting sustainable, effective and inclusive WaSH marketing exchanges of all types (see Figure 1). WaSH enabling actors can use this guidance to improve existing policies and generate new policies that improves WaSH outcomes in urban and peri-urban informal settlements in Melanesia.

Original language	English
Type	Policy Brief
Publisher	International WaterCentre
Publication status	Published - 2017
Externally published	Yes

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Shields, K. F., Barrington, D., Meo, S., Sridharan, S., Saunders, S. G., Bartram, J. & Souter, R., 12 Mar 2022, In: Water Alternatives: an interdisciplinary journal on water, politics and development. 15, 2, p. 363-412 50 p.
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Consumer marketplaces and self-sufficiency: meeting consumption needs in community
Saunders, S. G., Sridharan, S., Barrington, D., Souter, R., Shields, K. F., Meo, S. & Bartram, J. K., 1 Dec 2021, In: Journal of Consumer Affairs. 55, 4, p. 1691 - 1711 21 p.
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The enabling environment is not a checklist: building practical authority to improve WASH
Barrington, D., Shields, K. F., Meo, S., Sridharan, S., Saunders, S. G., Bartram, J. K. & Souter, R., 12 Mar 2021.
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Achieving development outcomes by building practical authority in WASH participatory collectives in Melanesia

Consumer marketplaces and self-sufficiency: meeting consumption needs in community

The enabling environment is not a checklist: building practical authority to improve WASH

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