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1. Decision-making on shared sanitation in the informal settlements of Kisumu, Kenya

   This study, published in International Journal of Environmental Health Research, adopted a qualitative approach to investigate decision-making on shared sanitation in the informal settlements of Kisumu city, in Kenya. Using a grounded...

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2. Unpacking the enabling factors for hand, cord and birth-surface hygiene in Zanzibar maternity units

   This collaborative research, published in Health Policy and Planning, provides an in-depth picture of the state of hygiene on maternity wards in Zanzibar to inform action. Hygiene was assessed in 2014 across all 37 facilities with a...

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3. Preference for and characteristics of an appropriate sanitation technology for the slums of Kisumu, Kenya

   This paper, published in the International Journal of Urban Sustainable Development, outlines the sanitation challenges faced within slums in Kisumu city, and how the lack of sanitation facilities is further compounded by the difficulty...

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4. Sharing reflections on inclusive sanitation

   This paper, published in Environment and Urbanization, draws on sanitation innovations in Blantyre (Malawi), Chinhoyi (Zimbabwe), Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) and Kitwe (Zambia) driven by slum/shack dweller federations to consider what an...

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5. Roundtable on WASH and AMR report

   In June 2017, the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine convened a roundtable to build on earlier discussions around research, feasibility and funding, and the politics of WASH and AMR. The roundtable moved beyond a purely...

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6. SHARE Launches 2016/2017 Annual Report

   SHARE recently completed their 2017 annual report. The report provides a comprehensive overview of SHARE's work from July 2016 – June 2017. It is a requirement from our...

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7. Masters in Malawi: David Manjaya

   David Manjaya is a studying for his Masters degree at Malawi College of Medicine. His research project is funded through SHARE, and here, he tells us a bit more about himself and his project.

   What is your background?...

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8. Body Shields as Disease Protectors: Formative Research in Tanzania

   Kenneth Makata, Research Coordinator at MITU shares his reflections...

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9. Safe Start- Progress Report

   This progress report highlights updates to the Safe Start research project from July 2016 - May 2017. The summary includes an...

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10. Annual Report 2016-2017

    This report provides a comprehensive overview of SHARE's work from July 2016 – June 2017.

    The past year...

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