Research Projects
WASH Research (Type 2) Awards
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Gender in WASH Partnerships, Workforce and Impact Assessment - The University of Technology Sydney, Institute for Sustainable Futures |
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[WRA034] Research Focus: Gender in WASH partnerships, workforce and impact assessment: strengthening civil society partnerships, workforce development and impact measurement.
Locations: Indonesia, Cambodia, Timor-Leste and Nepal
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Community Based Water Management - The International WaterCentre & Griffith University
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[WRA063] Research focus: Progressing inclusive, resilient and sustainable SDG 6 and WASH outcomes in the rural Pacific: approaches to enable effective community-based water management.
Locations: Solomon Islands and Fiji
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Changing Hygiene Around Maternal Priorities - The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
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[WRA089] Research focus: Changing Hygiene Around Maternal Priorities.
Location: Cambodia
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Changing Hygiene Around Maternal Priorities (CHAMP) Plus - The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
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[WRA089] Research focus: Changing Hygiene Around Maternal Priorities.
Location: Cambodia |
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Water Supply and Gender - The International Water Management Institute
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[WRA094] Research Focus: A gender perspective to understand and enhance the functionality of water supply systems: lessons from Nepal
Location: Nepal
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Climate Change Response for Inclusive WASH - The University of Technology Sydney, Institute for Sustainable Futures
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[WRA120] Research focus: Supporting CSOs to assess climate change impacts and improve the service, gender and social inclusion outcomes of WASH programs.
Locations: Indonesia and Timor-Leste
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Gender-transformative Social Accountability for Inclusive WASH - The University of Technology Sydney, Institute for Sustainable Futures
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| [WRA140] Research focus: Gender transformative social accountability for inclusive WASH
Location: Bangladesh
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WASH Research (Type 1) Awards
On 22 March, 2019 - World Water Day - the WASH (Type 1) Research Awards were announced by the Australian Ambassador to Thailand, Mr Allan McKinnon.
‘The Water for Women Fund is a partnership that values collaboration… Our two meetings in Bangkok are an important step towards cementing that collaborative spirit. It is how we have to work if we want to make a difference to the 2.1 billion people who do not have safely managed drinking water services and the 4.5 billion people who lack safely managed hygiene services. Working smarter is also important and we need good evidence to do this. I am therefore very pleased to announce the WASH Research Awards Type 1 today.'
The Type 1 Research Awards will address key sector knowledge gaps and contribute to the Water for Women Fund end of program outcome of “strengthened use of new evidence, innovation and practice in sustainable gender and inclusive WASH by civil society organisations, national and international WASH sector actors.”
The five selected projects are listed below, click on the project to learn more.
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Transitioning to Safely-managed Water Services - The University of Technology Sydney, Institute for Sustainable Futures
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[WRA1004] Research Theme: Safely managed water and sanitation Locations: Indonesia and Vanuatu
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Engaging Corporate Actors for Inclusive WASH - The International WaterCentre & Griffith University
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[WRA1054] Research Theme: Gender and social inclusion in WASH Locations: Indonesia and Fiji
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Promoting Safe Child Faeces Management - The International WaterCentre & Griffith University
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| [WRA1031] Research Theme: Safely managed water and sanitation
Location: Solomon Islands
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Improving WASH Access for Women and Girls with Disabilities - London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
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[WRA1048] Research Theme: Gender and social inclusion in WASH Locations: Cambodia and Bangladesh
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Gender and socially inclusive co-design of water-sensitive communities - Monash University and Emory University
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| [WRA1023] Research Theme: Gender and social inclusion in WASH
Locations: Indonesia (Makassar) and Fiji (Suva)
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COVID-19 Research
Water for Women partners are undertaking research to better understand and support WASH responses to COVID-19 in the Indo-Pacific region in support of DFAT’s Partnerships for Recovery response - WASH is a critical response to all.
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WASH, foodways, markets, women and COVID-19 in Vanuatu - International WaterCentre and Griffith University
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[RA01] Research Theme: COVID-19 WASH responses Location: Vanuatu
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