The sanitation cityscape conceptual framework
The fragmented, complex and disconnected nature of arrangements within and between sanitation infrastructure provision and service delivery sectors, along with increasing interdependence between sectors, is reshaping business models of infrastructure based services, prompting the emergence of new approaches to regulation and governance. The sanitation cityscape conceptual framework separates the urban sanitation system into three components (Scott 2019):
• The living environment (i.e. the household and surrounding area and the peri-domestic area)
• The service delivery environment (i.e. the service delivery chain)
• The enabling environment
Year: 2020
From collection: Sanitation and Wastewater Atlas of Africa - Policy and Institutional Frameworks
Cartographer: GRID-Arendal/Studio Atlantis