International development

This project aims to support improved access to safe, climate-resilient water and sanitation services in vulnerable and remote Pacific Island communities in Kiribati and Solomon Islands.

Equipping the urban sanitation sector with tools and knowledge for building climate resilience.

Climate change is threatening the sustainability of water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services in many countries. UTS’s Institute for Sustainable Futures is working on series of practical projects to meet the challenge head-on.

ISF helped develop an online resource to help the WASH sector track their progress in figuring gender and inclusion into their work.

Evaluating the impact, value for money and insights of gender equality programs in Tonga.

Research partners support gender equality outcomes of refugee women in the process of returning and reintegrating to their communities.

This applied research project in Sri Lanka connects the waste management, sanitation and agriculture sectors through the circular economy, to improve food security and environmental health. This project is a partnership between ISF, the International Water Management Institute, Janathakshan Ltd, Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka and the Sri Lankan Department of Agriculture.

Outlining methods to prompt a necessary transformation of the way water services are considered and managed.