Table of Contents

Social Scientific Concepts of Provisioning Sanitation Services.- Meeting Social Challenges in Developing Sustainable Environmental Infrastructures in East African Cities.- Sense and Sanitation.- Providing Sanitation for the Urban Poor in Uganda.- Decision-Making Tools.- A Flowstream Approach for Sustainable Sanitation Systems.- A Learning and Decision Methodology for Drainage and Sanitation Improvement in Developing Cities.- Perceptions of Local Sustainability in Planning Sanitation Projects in West Africa.- Interactions Between Urban Forms and Source-Separating Sanitation Technologies.- Reconsidering Urban Sewer and Treatment Facilities in East Africa as Interplay of Flows, Networks and Spaces.- Meeting the Sanitation Challenge in Sub-Saharan Cities: Lessons Learnt from a Financial Perspective.- Perspectives from Farmers and End-Users.- Role of Farmers in Improving the Sustainability of Sanitation Systems.- Governing Peri-Urban Waste Water Used by Farmers: Implications for Design and Management.- End User Perspectives on the Transformation of Sanitary Systems.- Conclusion and Discussion.