The Governance of Sustainable Sanitation in BRICS+ Nations
Challenges and Development to Achieve SDG6
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Beschreibung
This book examines the sustainable development of sanitation services across BRICS+ nations, focusing on the challenges, policies, and innovative solutions needed to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG 6): ensuring access to safe water and sanitation for all. Drawing on systematic and empirical analyses of laws, policies, and governance frameworks, the chapters explore barriers to equitable sanitation and present practical approaches to improving sanitation service delivery. The book is intended for academics, students, policymakers, government officials, and practitioners committed to sustainable sanitation and water governance.
Soraya Beukes is a human rights lawyer with an LLD in Public Law from University of the Western Cape. She lectures at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology and is a Research Associate at the Tshwane University of Technology. Her research has been enriched through Erasmus Mundus international research scholarships.
Nazreen Shaik-Peremanov is an international human rights lawyer with a doctorate from UNISA. She has taught at universities in South Africa, the United States, and Russia, including Columbia University, the University of Fort Hare, and Tyumen University. She is also a Cambridge University Wolfson College Scholar.
Meseret Kassie Desta is a researcher in natural resource management and environmental sustainability. She holds a PhD from Universität für Bodenkultur Wien and is Professor at the University of Gondar and Manager of the Mastercard Foundation programme.
Irina Yarygina is a Professor who heads the Department of Economics and Banking at the International Institute of Energy Policy and Diplomacy, MGIMO University, under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation and serves on the International Committee of the Association of Russian Banks.
This book focuses on sustainable development of sanitation services in BRICS+ nations. In doing so, it covers the challenges and development of sanitation services, particularly water integration management and sanitation solutions in BRIC+ nations, in fulfilment of the UN's Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG6).
Chapters in the book adopt flexible methodologies, and utilize systematic and empirical data on BRICS+ laws and policies, to elaborate on challenges and solutions with regard to access to sanitation services in BRICS+ nations and the international community at large.
These topics are of interest to readers who have a vested interest in the achievement of socioeconomic rights through the SDGs, focusing on SDG6 access to sanitation for all. This ties in with the vision of the UN and member states for a sustainable future.
The book is aimed at academics and students of socio-economics rights, human rights, economics and social sciences, governments who are obligated to deliver on socio-economic rights in sanitation services.
Discusses the development of sanitation services in the realisation of SDG6, SDG11 and SDG17 Provides an in-depth review of the advancements and challenges in the delivery of sanitation services in BRICS+ nations Includes comparative studies that identifies best practices and lessons that can be learned
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Soraya Beukes
Themen in »The Governance of Sustainable Sanitation in BRICS+ Nations«
Sanitation development in BRICS+ countries Sustainable Development Goal 6 Investment solutions for sanitation service in BRICS+ countries Urban-rural disparities in sanitation services Housing and sanitation in BRICS+ countries Social inequality and sanitation services Global cooperation for SDG6 attainment Innovation, Technology in sanitation solutions Community Participation and Gender in Governance of sanitation Governance and policies on sanitation in BRICS+ countries