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Aerial view of Sunamganj Haor showing houses surrounded by floodwaters and submerged rice fields in the rural landscape of Sunamganj District, Sylhet Division, Bangladesh

Research paper

Assessment of WASH service delivery models in climate hotspots of Bangladesh

WASH service delivery modelsin Bangladesh

Assessment of existing water, sanitation and hygiene service models in climate-vulnerable areas of Bangladesh, highlighting needs for adaptation and innovation.

Authors
Erick Baetings|Digbijoy Dey
Member
Riva Asia
Resource type
Research paper
Location
Bangladesh
Year
2025
Theme
Climate and water security
Tags
service delivery model|finance|climate change
Publisher
IRC, BRAC
This paper presents the results of an assessment of the appropriateness of existing water and sanitation technologies in coastal, Haor and floodplain areas and their subsequent service models in terms of installation and operation and maintenance (O&M).

Assessment of WASH service delivery models in climate hotspots of Bangladesh

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