Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor (WSUP) is a not-for-profit company which helps to transform cities to benefit the millions who lack access to water and sanitation. WSUP works side-by-side with local providers, strengthening the organisations that have been tasked to deliver city-wide services. We are a trusted partner to utilities, municipalities and the private sector, supporting them to develop services, build infrastructure and attract funding that will help them reach low-income urban communities (LIUCs). 

 

Together with PSI and PATH, WSUP is implementing a holistic approach to citywide sanitation project to improve sanitation outcomes by developing and testing scalable business models that engage private sector service providers under USAID’s Sanitation Service Delivery Programme (SSD). 

 

SSD is creating linkages with other value chain players required for toilet input supplies and construction. The project is taking a holistic approach to improving the enabling environment for sanitation services – for example improving the capacity of the Environmental Health Officers (EHOs) and other key staff from the local governments, supporting the improved enforcement of regulations requiring households to build toilets, supporting MFIs to refine their microfinance loan products and artisans and toilet suppliers to build their businesses. The project also supports a variety of financing options for toilets that are suitable for a range of income groups.  

 

WSUP invites proposals from suppliers to provide one-off printing services for the project. Specifically, the supplier will be engaged to print reporting tools and quality assurance certification stickers for the SSD compound sanitation project in Kumasi.