blogged on WASHeconomics.com - recall bias and cost data washeconomics.com/2018/08/14/rec… how long after an intervention is the best time to collect cost data?

blogged - “The difference between economic and financial analysis” washeconomics.com/2018/12/18/the…

blogged - “The economics of antimicrobial resistance and the role of water and sanitation services" washeconomics.com/2019/01/21/the…

blogged - 'Recent increases in rural water access in African countries relied predominantly on groundwater' bit.ly/2TCOuhS

CLTS, targeting and economic performance – reflections on two seminars presented by Britta Augsburg and Dale Whittington. buff.ly/2NPMnBT

blogged - 'Using the concept of ‘sanitation-related quality of life’ (SanQoL) to measure what is valued by users' washeconomics.com/2019/03/18/usi…

blogged - "Quality of Service vs. Quality of Life – ways of measuring sanitation outcomes" washeconomics.com/2019/04/04/qua…

Blogged: "A generalised way of thinking about sanitation quality of service and quality of life" buff.ly/2UwpmGa

blogged - 'What is WASH finance?' buff.ly/2HrVVR4 an overview post on key concepts in funding and financing WASH services

New post: 'Economist-engineers and public health economists: is WASH economics a "field"?' buff.ly/2I4FIkZ

new post - Funders shouldn't misinterpret WASH-B and SHINE results as “WASH doesn’t work” buff.ly/2ViXuan

Post on a new paper – trial-based cost-benefit analysis of a CLTS intervention in Ethiopia washeconomics.com/2020/07/17/new…

new post - "Quality of what? From whose perspective? Thoughts on measuring sanitation quality" washeconomics.com/2020/10/30/qua…

new post - "What is transformative WASH?" washeconomics.com/2020/11/30/wha…

New post - "What is hygiene?" washeconomics.com/2021/02/26/wha…

new WASH economics note - Human capital and WASH ➡️ bit.ly/human_capital_…

New post - "Planetary health and WASH: causes and consequences" washeconomics.com/2021/03/15/pla…

New post - What counts as a “handwashing facility” in global monitoring? 👉 bit.ly/31I2jRO Points of note: 1. On-plot water point is a HWF if that’s where HW is most practised (e.g. tubewell, yard tap) 2. if HWF most often used is off-plot --> “no service”

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New post - “Adapting WASH services to climate change – the “low-regrets” principle and benefit-cost analysis” 👉washeconomics.com/2022/08/03/ada…