SANITATION DATA TOOLS MAPPING

Showcasing Tools for Transformative Decision Making

The Sanitation Data Tools Mapping initiative provides a comprehensive overview of tools designed to enhance decision-making and operational performance in the sanitation sector. By cataloging and showcasing tools across eight countries, WSH Data Labs empowers stakeholders to identify solutions that meet their unique needs.

This initiative includes interactive dashboards, case studies, and webinars that spotlight innovative tools used by utilities and municipalities.

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Key Activities

  • Compiled a detailed catalog of sanitation data tools, accessible through an interactive dashboard.
  • Hosted webinars featuring tool demonstrations and success stories from the field.
  • Facilitated discussions to encourage the adoption and scaling of effective tools.
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Outputs

Discover
Water & Sanitation Tools

Explore regulatory and utility / municipality data system tools and learn how they can improve your work.

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Export Visualization

Export your visualization for further review and reporting.

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Compare Tools

Easily compare various tools to identify the best options for your needs.

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What Can You Map?

Based on four critical success factors, visualize various utilities and municipalities tools across sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia. Each critical success factor indicates the expected outcomes that a utility needs to achieve for the smooth running and sustainability of sanitation service operations.

Key Activities

  • Enabled stakeholders to make informed decisions about tool adoption.
  • Promoted collaboration between developers and end-users to optimize tool performance.
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Get Involved

Let's Work Together

We invite utilities, policymakers, donors, and researchers to join us in strengthening sanitation data systems. By working together, we can support smarter decision-making, improve services, and create lasting impact across Sub-Saharan Africa.