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THE SPRINGFIELD CENTER (2014): The Operational Guide for the Making Markets Work for the Poor (M4P) Approach. Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), UK Department for International Development (DFID) URL [Accessed: 07.03.2018]

GRASER, R. (2015): Sustainability of Safe Water Supply Chains for the Base of the Pyramid in Nepal. St. Gallen: University of St. Gallen URL [Accessed: 07.03.2018]

PRALAHAD, C.K. ; HART, S. (2002): The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid. In: Strategy & Business: Volume 26 URL [Accessed: 07.03.2018]

WHO (2017): Drinking-water. Geneva: World Health Organization (WHO) URL [Accessed: 07.03.2018]

JUN, S. ; LEE, D. ; PARK, J. (2013): Determining business models in bottom-of-the-pyramid markets. In: Industrial Management & Data Systems: Volume 113 , 1064-1082. URL [Accessed: 07.03.2018]

MURCOTT, S. (2006): Implementation Critical Factors and Challenges to Scale Up. Washington: The Hygiene Improvement Project (HIP) URL [Accessed: 07.03.2018]

CLASEN, T. ; HALLER, L. ; WALKER, D. ; CAIRNCROSS, S. (2007): Cost-effectiveness analysis of water quality interventions for preventing diarrhoeal disease in developing countries. In: Journal of Water & Health: Volume 5 , 599-608. URL [Accessed: 07.03.2018]

BROWN, J. ; OUTLAW, T. ; CLASEN, T. ; WOO, J. ; SOBSEY, M. (2011): Safe water for all: harnessing the private sector to reach the underserved. Washington: World Bank URL [Accessed: 07.03.2018]

This report discusses the newest developments of entrepreneurial pioneers implementing market-based innovations to serve the global poor. These ambitious entrepreneurs are taking great risks for little potential financial reward, but for tremendous potential social value. Such ideas have elicited a rush to the new field of ‘impact investing’. But the field is young and many investors report that they are struggling to find good opportunities in which to invest for impact.

KOH, H. KARAMCHANDANI, A. KATZ, R. (2012): From Blueprint to Scale: The case for philanthropy in impact investing. Arlington, VA: Monitor Group URL [Accessed: 07.03.2018] PDF

This article lays out findings of a diagnostic exercise of how the SDGs in the Tanzanian WASH sector can be improved.

World Bank (2017): Reaching for the SDGs: The Untapped Potential of Tanzania's Water Supply, Sanitation, and Hygiene Sector. (= WASH Poverty Diagnostic ). Washington, DC: World Bank

This publication provides the key definitions and concepts needed to understand low-income groups (referred to as the Base of the Pyramid) and partnerships with inclusive business.

PPPLAB (2015): Partnerships for Inclusive Business Development. URL [Accessed: 07.03.2018]

http://origins.osu.edu/article/toxic-treatment-fluorides-transformation-industrial-waste-public-health-miracle [Accessed: 05.03.2018]

The article sums up the history of water fluoridation in the US. It has appeared in Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective.

http://forum.susana.org/forum/categories/34-urine-diversion-systems-includes-uddt-and-ud-flush-toilet/22187-poopac-using-oyster-mushrooms-to-stop-human-faeces-smelling-in-uddts-a-masters-thesis/23993 [Accessed: 05.03.2018]

RINNE, A. MOYER, J. (2012): Microfinance for Water: An Example of Client-Focused Innovation. Washington: Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP) URL [Accessed: 26.02.2018]

UNDP (2008): Capacity Development Practice Note. New York: United Nations Development Program (UNDP) URL [Accessed: 26.02.2018]

IDEO (2015): Design Kit: The Human-Centered Design Toolkit. Palo Alto: URL [Accessed: 26.02.2018]

WEF (2015): Blended Finance Toolkit. Geneva: World Economic Forum (WEF) URL [Accessed: 26.02.2018]

An excellent one-page description of the most important principles and rules when doing a mind map.

FAO (2008): Mind Maps. Rome: The EC - FAO Food Security Information for Action Programme. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) URL [Accessed: 22.02.2018]

Sound governance is fundamental for reaching the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Establishing water governance assessment mechanisms will thus be an important aspect of any current or future development framework and can help us better recognize if countries are on the right reform track in developing their water resources and services for the greater good of society.

This guide proposes a framework that can be applied as a starting point for any water governance assessment. As a part of water governance, the guide specifies approaches for assessments around water integrity and anti-corruption in the water sector. It also describes the usefulness of other assessment methodologies and presents relevant cases of how assessments can be applied.

Jacobson, M., Meyer, F., Oia, I., Reddy, P. and Tropp, H. (2013): User's Guide on Assessing Water Governance. Oslo: UNDP the United Nations Development Programme PDF

https://mashable.com/2013/03/22/world-water-day-social-media/#k6aQQljP55qw [Accessed: 21.02.2018]

This article lists up nine campaigns that made use of social media to spread the message about clean water.