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Green Sanitation Services Program, Phase I

1) To develop an enabling environment to attract finance into the sanitation sector through policy interventions and commitment from government to engage in these policy interventions. 2) To embed sanitation in the national planning framework of limate change. Through embedding sanitation in broader frameworks such as around climate resilience, GGGI will capitalize on opportunities to access climate finance and private sector financing. 3) To embed the concept of green growth into the local level sanitation planning by supporting two municipalities, where sanitation investments will be established, to develop Green Citywide Inclusive Sanitation Strategy.4) To develop innovative business models for sustainable sanitation service models in select cities of Nepal, which will be designed to be economically viable, socially acceptable and, technically and institutionally appropriate with a focus on the "sanitation value chain" which includes collection, emptying, transport, treatment and reuse/disposal5) To develop a mainstreaming strategy to replicate and scale up CWIS in other cities of Nepal and Senegal, and later in other countries using lessons learnt from this investment.

Source-reported status: completed. Timeline labels use reported dates and do not verify current activity.

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Not reported budget·USD 2.6M disbursed·Global Green Growth Institute reporting organization·Nepal location·Mar 1, 2019 → Jul 12, 2024 timeline

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Overview

About this project

1) To develop an enabling environment to attract finance into the sanitation sector through policy interventions and commitment from government to engage in these policy interventions. 2) To embed sanitation in the national planning framework of limate change. Through embedding sanitation in broader frameworks such as around climate resilience, GGGI will capitalize on opportunities to access climate finance and private sector financing. 3) To embed the concept of green growth into the local level sanitation planning by supporting two municipalities, where sanitation investments will be established, to develop Green Citywide Inclusive Sanitation Strategy.4) To develop innovative business models for sustainable sanitation service models in select cities of Nepal, which will be designed to be economically viable, socially acceptable and, technically and institutionally appropriate with a focus on the "sanitation value chain" which includes collection, emptying, transport, treatment and reuse/disposal5) To develop a mainstreaming strategy to replicate and scale up CWIS in other cities of Nepal and Senegal, and later in other countries using lessons learnt from this investment.

Field coverage

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    https://d-portal.org/ctrack.html?aid=XM-DAC-47136-NP06

    Retrieved Oct 25, 2026 · Last checked Oct 25, 2026

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