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Water
1121
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SANITATION
1518
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REFUSE REMOVAL
1685
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Infrastructure
76
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SYSTEMS IMPACTS
10
RESIDENTS IMPACTED
8004601

Since March 2020

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Sanitation

Provision of sanitation in the Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality

This detailed brief looks at the availability of communal water and sanitation services across 6 informal settlements in Mangaung and asks residents what their interim sanitation needs are.

Summary of key results of communal services for Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality’s informal settlements

Asivikelane mapped broken communal flush toilets, taps and standpipes across 10 informal settlements to determine the extent of damaged infrastructure. We share this information with the metro to help improve access to water and sanitation and make recommendations for fault reporting mechanisms.

Summary of key results of the state of Ventilated Improved Pit Toilets in informal settlements in the City of Johannesburg

Ventilated Improved Pit Toilets are a critical intervention to ensure that residents in informal settlements have access to dignified and safe sanitation. Asivikelane recommends which policies are needed to provide for the lifespan of these toilets, how to repair and maintain them and when and how they should be decommissioned.

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Asivikelane Western Cape #13: Knysna and Stellenbosch – Let’s make sanitation accessible to all

Asivikelane Western Cape #13 Sanitation availability has improved in Knysna and Stellenbosch. But communal toilets are not accessible to everyone, and residents urge municipalities to improve sanitation access, hygiene and safety.

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Asivikelane #35: The state of informal settlement service delivery in metros

Asivikelane #35 Data exposes the hot spots where basic services need attention, and celebrates the good news where services have improved.

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Asivikelane Western Cape #6: Knysna and Stellenbosch – Who should be cleaning communal toilets?

Asivikelane Western Cape #6 calls on Knysna and Stellenbosch municipalities to step up basic services, especially the provision and cleaning of communal toilets.

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Asivikelane Western Cape #8: WC residents have solutions for better sanitation. They ask government to listen

In this final Asivikelane WC report for 2021, informal settlement residents have yet again urged local government to listen and respond to their urgent pleas for safer and more hygienic sanitation. Communities are saying that they have practical, short-term solutions that are simple for government to implement; yet able to drastically improve dignified sanitation for all.

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Asivikelane #23: Sanitation is not complicated – just ask residents

For this edition of Asivikelane #23, we ask informal settlement residents themselves what sanitation they need.

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Asivikelane Western Cape #7: Please give us safe sanitation after the elections

Asivikelane WC release #7 In this month’s Asivikelane Western Cape report, informal settlement residents are sending a clear message – their communities are not safe, the shared toilets are dirty and poorly located and the lack of public lighting puts them at risk of being assaulted.

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Asivikelane #22: The first 100 days – what new local governments should focus on after the elections

The first 100 days after elections are crucial. Asivikelane #22 looks at what new municipalities should focus on to improve basic services in informal settlements.