Water Supply and Sanitation

• Water Sanitation Program website 
  An international partnership to help the poor gain sustained access to improved water supply and sanitation services
  
• Gender, Hygiene and Sanitation webpage (external site will be coming soon)
  Effective sanitation and hygiene promotion pays attention to gender differences  and the effects of such differences early on in the process to ensure that different groups are treated equitably. No one should be excluded from hygiene and sanitation services on the basis of their sex, age, disability, socioeconomic, or cultural/ethnic group.
  
• Water, Sanitation, and Gender Briefing Notes (2007)
  
• Checklist of Strategy Options for Incorporating Gender in Water and Sanitation 1996 by Monica S. Fong, Wendy Wakeman & Anjana Bhushan
  
• Toolkit: Gender Issues in Water and Sanitation 1996 by Monica S. Fong, Wendy Wakeman & Anjana Bhushan (PDF 979KB)
  
• Indicators for Gender Issues in Water and Sanitation 1995 by Wendy Wakeman
  
• Terms of Reference for Consultants for Gender Analysis (PDF 713KB)