The coronavirus pandemic has compounded highly unequal development in Latin America's cities. Investing in infrastructure and public services for marginalized areas can help the region build back better.
Blog Posts: sanitation
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by , , and - On average, almost two-thirds of urban residents across 15 cities in the global South lack access to safely managed sanitation, with access lowest in cities of South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa.
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by and - In the most recent World Resources Report case study, WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities looks at progress in sanitation in Kampala, where a decentralized system that puts the needs of the poor first now treats 32 times more human waste.
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State of the art GIS maps shed new light on Uganda’s development challenges.