Promoting Inclusive Participatory Design of Water and Sanitation Infrastructure in Urban Informal Settlements: 4 steps to improve project design and implementation / Mempromosikan Desain Partisipatif Inklusif untuk Infrastruktur Air dan Sanitasi di Permukiman Informal Perkotaan. 4 langkah untuk meningkatkan desain dan implementasi proyek
Creators: name: Prescott, Michaela
name: Batagol, Becky
name: Spasojevic, Dasha
name: FRANCIS, NAOMI
name: Salinger, Allison
name: Sinharoy, Sheela
name: Burge, Kerrie
name: Nasir, Sudirman
name: Mea-Sewabu, Litea
name: Charles, Isabel
name: Bass, Audra
name: Wise, Iliesa
name: Vakarewa, Isoa
name: Naulumatua, Mere
Publisher: name: Monash University
Year: 2022
Subjects: Urban design
Industrial and product design
Architectural design
Design anthropology
Sustainable design
Pacific Peoples design practice and management
Design practice and methods
Engineering design
Engineering education
Engineering practice
Humanitarian engineering
Systems engineering
Environmentally sustainable engineering
Water resources engineering
Feminist methodologies
Gender relations
Intersectional studies
Cultural geography
Urban geography
Humanitarian disasters, conflict and peacebuilding
Poverty, inclusivity and wellbeing
Urban community development
Gender, policy and administration
Postcolonial studies

description: The decisions and practices of donors, funders, governments and policymakers around gender equality and social inclusion (GESI) strongly influence the success and sustainability of water and sanitation infrastructure projects. Our research and experience in the Asia-Pacific region, specifically Indonesia and Fiji, have shown us that participatory design can facilitate effective GESI practices in water and sanitation infrastructure projects in urban informal settlements. This policy brief supports donors, funders, governments and policymakers to facilitate the participatory design of water and sanitation infrastructure in an inclusive way. To this end, the policy brief provides concise guidance, recommendations, and links to additional resources. The policy brief complements the Reflecting on Water and Sanitation Infrastructure Toolkit we have designed to support water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) practitioners to deliver inclusive and participatory design in water and sanitation infrastructure in urban informal settlements. - Keputusan dan praktik para donor, penyandang dana, pemerintah, dan pembuat kebijakan seputar kesetaraan gender dan inklusi sosial (GESI) sangat memengaruhi keberhasilan dan keberlanjutan proyek infrastruktur air dan sanitasi. Penelitian dan pengalaman kami di kawasan Asia-Pasifik, khususnya di Indonesia dan di Fiji, telah menunjukkan bahwa desain partisipatif dapat memfasilitasi praktik GESI yang efektif dalam proyek infrastruktur air dan sanitasi di permukiman informal perkotaan. Ringkasan kebijakan ini mendukung para donor, penyandang dana, pemerintah dan pembuat kebijakan untuk memfasilitasi desain partisipatif infrastruktur air dan sanitasi secara inklusif. Untuk tujuan ini, ringkasan kebijakan ini memberikan panduan singkat, rekomendasi, dan tautan ke sumber daya tambahan. Ringkasan kebijakan ini melengkapi Reflecting on Water and Sanitation Infrastructure Toolkit yang telah kami rancang bagi praktisi air, sanitasi dan kebersihan (WASH) untuk membuat desain yang inklusif dan partisipatif dalam infrastruktur air dan sanitasi di permukiman informal perkotaan.