Internship at the GIZ sector programme Sustainable Sanitation and the SuSanA Secretariat
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More than a third of the global population is still living with extremely poor or without basic sanitation. The GIZ sector programme Sustainable Sanitation aims to promote sustainable sanitation in our partner countries through partnerships, consulting and networking. The team of the sector program is dedicated to scale-up existing sanitation approaches to improve sanitation for as many people as possible. GIZ is a partner of the international “Sustainable Sanitation Alliance” (SuSanA) and the sector programme Sustainable Sanitation holds the SuSanA secretariat, responsible for the online platform and discussion forum where over 9.000 international members (SuSanA, www.susana.org) interact.
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