With the aim of achieving a sustainable development objective for water and sanitation, Senegal has opted for the development of on-site sanitation, which can reach more people than collective sanitation. This involves developing new approaches and new technologies that are more inclusive, less costly, and able to guarantee privacy and protect the environment and people’s health. However, this political will is hampered by a lack of expertise to support the sector’s ambitions. The time has come to train qualified personnel in this field. The Master’s in Productive Sanitation provides skills in sanitation project planning, development and management, sanitation governance, advocacy for sanitation systems, and so on.
Curriculum
Techniques of Expression and Documentary Research
Sizing and Construction of Facilities
Sustainable Management of Solid Waste
Land-use Planning and Urban Development
Sanitation and Societies
Hygiene and Safety in Sanitation
Scientific English and Community Service
Epidemiology and Public Health
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in Humanitarian Emergencies
Governance of Non-sewered Sanitation
Financing Non-sewered Sanitation
Gender, Behaviour Change and Advocacy
Project Management
Sanitation Tools
Approaches to Sanitation
Social Science Research Methods and Tools
Sampling, Quantification and Analysis of Wastewater and Faecal Sludge
