| Authors |
Winifred N.Karugu
|
| Lead Organization |
Ecotact |
| Type of Organization |
MSME
|
| Country |
Kenya
(Sub Saharan Africa)
|
| Business Sector |
Sanitation
|
| Role of the Poor |
Consumer
|
| Theme |
Public-Private Partnerships
Environmental Impact
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| MDG |
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| Abstract |
Under the Ikotoilet project, Ecotact builds and operates high-quality, public, pay-per-use toilet and shower facilities on public land in urban centers with particular emphasis in the most disadvantaged areas such as urban slums. Ecotact uses a Build-Operate-Transfer model of public-private partnership, entering into long-term contracts with municipalities to secure use of public lands. |
| Citation |
Karugu, Winifred. "Ecotact: Affordable Sanitation Services in Pleasant Surroundings." GIM Case Study No. B060. New York: United Nations Development Programme, 2011 |
| Reference |
B060 |
| Source |
GIM 2010
|
| Type |
Case Study |
| Language |
English
|
