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Wish for WASH Thinks is a blossoming think tank space and open-community platform for curated informal knowledge-sharing for those who are keen on learning more about or contributing to the progressive water, sanitation and hygiene dialogue.

Affiliated with Wish for WASH, LLC (a social impact organization seeking to bring innovation to sanitation), Wish for WASH Thinks hopes to inspire thoughtful conversation, transparent learnings, open source teachings, and an empowering entry point for professionals of all ages and from all sectors to effectively and sustainably contribute to achieving the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goal 6, clean water and sanitation for all by 2030. The contribution tab on this site is where WASH-related pieces can be submitted under the provided categories or under a newly-proposed grouping. We are excited to engage with you all in this space because #everybodypoops and should be able so safely, hygienically, and with dignity.

Wish for WASH + Save the Mothers: Mother Baby Friendly Hospital Sanitation Needs Assessment Report

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This is a needs-assessment report written by Taylor Hendricks, Jasmine Burton, and Mary Ajwang via a joint project between Save the Mothers in Mukono, Uganda and Wish for WASH during the aforementioned writer’s Global Health Corps Fellowship year. The final report is intended for grant applications in an effort to improve the WASH conditions of […]

Wish for WASH 2016 Learning Report

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At the beginning of 2016, the Zambian branch of Water and Sanitation for the Urban Poor (WSUP) and Lusaka Water and Sewerage Company (LWSC) worked with Wish for WASH (W4W), a Georgia Tech founded student startup, to retrofit one of the three-hundred Ecological Sanitation (EcoSan) toilets in a Lusaka’s peri-urban compound. The EcoSan toilets, originally […]

How One Organization Is Using Sustainable Development Policies to Improve Sanitation in Nicaragua

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Sabana Grande or The Community Sabana Grande is a community in Northern Nicaragua within the municipality of Totogalpa. Currently, people living there and in most rural communities across Nicaragua are using pit latrines. Pit Latrines are not impermeable, and thus allow bacteria from the waste collected to escape from the latrine. The bacteria can get […]