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Modelling faecal pathogen flows in urban environments

Aims

This work will develop a modelling approach that, if demonstrated to generate reliable predictions, can support context-specific decision-making around the most cost-effective interventions to reduce disease burden due to faecal pathogens in low-income urban contexts.

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  • This project will build on a previous concept study commissioned by the Urban Sanitation Research Initiative that developed a possible framework for modelling faecal pathogen flows:
    • Blog: Jan 2018 – Pathogen pathways and urban planning: Building a model to analyse the relationship between different sanitation options and health
    • Policy Brief: Jan 2018 – Modelling faecal pathogen flows in urban environments: a proposed approach to inform sanitation planning
    • Journal article (International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health): Jan 2018 – Faecal Pathogen Flows and Their Public Health Risks in Urban Environments: A Proposed Approach to Inform Sanitation Planning
  • Research Call (now closed): October 2018
  • Blog: January 2019 – The pathogen problem
  • Blog: September 2019 – Call that a septic tank?
Category:
Sanitation models, user behaviour, user experience
Public finance and sanitation planning
Country:
Bangladesh
Delivered by:
Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney
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