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Learning paper

Towards Gender Equity and Social Inclusion (GESI)-responsive WASH systems strengthening

GESI responsive WASH Systems Strengthening

Practical steps for building more gender equitable and inclusive water, sanitation and hygiene systems.

Authors
Ruchika Shiva|Shiny Saha
Member
Riva Global
Resource type
Learning paper
Location
International
Year
2025
Theme
Gender and social inclusion
Tags
systems thinking|social justice|social inclusion|social inclusion|gender|equity
Publisher
IRC
This learning note is a product of the FCDO WASH Systems for Health programme aimed at supporting governments in six countries to strengthen WASH systems. This learning note is focused on articulating practical steps to building more gender equitable and inclusive WASH systems. It is part of a series of research and learning outputs from the programme focused on building more inclusive, resilient and safe WASH services.

Towards Gender Equity and Social Inclusion (GESI)-responsive WASH systems strengthening

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