Compilation of 13 factsheets on key sustainable sanitation ... - SSWM

List <strong>of</strong> contributors
(apart from the factsheet authors)
The contributors and reviewers – apart from the authors – are
gratefully acknowledged and listed below.
WG 1: Capacity development for sustainable sanitation
Halidou Koanda (WaterAid, Burkina Faso), Mariska
Ronteltap (UNESCO-IHE, The Netherlands), Elisabeth von
Münch and Philipp Feiereisen (GIZ, Germany), Themba
Gumbo and Nick Tandi (Cap-Net, South Africa), Sreevidya
Satish (ESF, India), Christoph Lüthi (Eawag/Sandec,
Switzerland), Robert Gensch (GTO, Germany), Annaliza
Miso (XU SUSAN, The Philippines), Bipin Dangol and
Bushan Tudalhar (ENPHO, Nepal), Günter Langergraber
(BOKU, Austria), Tuula Tuhkanen (TUT, Finland), Katharina
Conradin (formerly seecon, Switzerland).
WG 2: Financial and economic analysis
Madeleine Fogde (SEI, Sweden), Arne Panesar (GIZ,
Germany), Markus Starkl (BOKU Vienna, Austria and
IWA-SWMDC), Ayesha Irani (Luis Berger, Panama), Norbert
Brunner (CEMDS, Austria), Valentin Post (WASTE,
Netherlands), Alexander Krohs (RWTH, Germany), Annika
Schöpe (formerly GIZ, Germany), Elisabeth von Münch (GIZ,
Germany).
WG 3: Links between sanitation, climate change and
renewable energies
Elisabeth von Münch (GIZ, Germany), Patrick Bracken (AHT,
Germany), Mirko Hänel (TTZ, Germany), Dexter Lo (Xavier
University, Philippines), Christoph Platzer (Rotaria del Perú,
Peru), Rob Lichtman (e-systems, the Netherlands), Kim
Andersson (SEI, Sweden).
WG 4: Sanitation systems and technology options
Elisabeth von Münch and Rahul Ingle (GIZ, Germany), David
Del Porto (Ecological Engineering Group Inc, USA),
Alexander Grieb (KfW, Germany), Ian Pearson (consultant,
South Africa).
WG 5: Food security and productive sanitation systems
Moussa Bonzi (CREPA, Burkina Faso), Dierk Demand
(consultant), Axel Drescher (University Freiburg, Germany),
Philipp Feiereisen (GIZ, Germany), Jörn Germer (University
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Hohenheim, Germany), Richard Higgins (Nutrition Through
Food, United Kingdom), Robert Holmer (AVRDC, Thailand),
Ester de Jong (GWA), Håkan Jönsson (SLU, Sweden), Cecile
Laborderie (ECODOMEO, France), Analiza Miso (XU SUSAN
Center, the Philippines), Elisabeth von Münch (GIZ,
Germany), Thilo Panzerbieter (GTO, Germany), Gerhard
Pelzer (consultant, Germany), Gopal Poyyamoli (Pondicherry
University, India), K. V. S. Prasad (AME Foundation, India),
Anna Richert (consultant, Sweden), Arno Rosemarin (SEI,
Sweden), Emery Sindani (SuSan Design, Kenya), Laurent
Stravato (iDE, Burkina Faso), Christine Werner (GIZ,
Morocco).
WG 6: Planning <strong>of</strong> sustainable sanitation for cities
Elisabeth von Münch and Rahul Ingle (GIZ, Germany), Paul
Okan-Adjetey (student, Germany).
WG 7a: Sustainable sanitation for schools
Eugene Dusingizumuremyi (KIST, Ministry <strong>of</strong> Infrastructure,
Rwanda), Tabbie Mnolo (CCODE, Malawi), Agnes Mugure
(formerly ROSA project, Kenya), Annie Shangwa-Kanyemba
(Aquamor, Zimbabwe), Edward Bwengye (UNICEF,
Zimbabwe), Hanna Sterve (formerly SEI, Sweden), Ron
Sawyer (SARAR, Mexico), Christian Rieck (GIZ, Germany),
Marielle Snel (IRC, the Netherlands), Margriet Samwel
(WECF, Germany).
WG 7b: Integrating a gender perspective in sustainable
sanitation
Elisabeth von Münch and Martina Winker (GIZ, Germany),
Penelope Phillips-Howard (Liverpool School <strong>of</strong> Tropical
Medicine, United Kingdom), Ian Pearson (consultant, South
Africa), F. H. Mughal (consultant, Pakistan).
WG 8: Sustainable sanitation for emergencies and
reconstruction situations
Madeleine Fogde (SEI, Sweden), Julien Eyrard (ACF,
France), Gert de Bruijne (WASTE, the Netherlands), Daudi
Bikaba, Andy Bastable, Tim Forster (all three from Oxfam,
United Kingdom), Elisabeth von Münch, Doreen Mbalo,
Leonie Kappauf (all three from GIZ, Germany), Deepa Patel
(consultant, USA).