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Abstract

This collection of research explores critical challenges and opportunities in sustainable sanitation across low- and middle-income countries. It addresses issues like inadequate infrastructure, economic constraints, climate impacts, and social norms in informal settlements and rural areas. Studies highlight the importance of community engagement, innovative technologies, and policy frame works for effective household sanitation, urban service delivery, and menstrual hygiene management. The effectiveness of WASH interventions in schools and Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) is noted, alongside the need to address inequities and inte grate faecal sludge management into circular economy principles. The findings collectively advocate for tailored, integrated, and policy-supported interventions to achieve equitable and sustainable sanitation.