The Status of Private Sector Engagement in Sanitation, and Hygiene Businesses in Ethiopia: Opportunities, bottlenecks, and Strategies for Success

The Status of Private Sector En- gagement in Sanitation, and Hygiene Business- es in Ethiopia: Opportunities, bottlenecks, and Strategies for Success

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The Status of Private Sector En- gagement in Sanitation, and Hygiene Business- es in Ethiopia: Opportunities, bottlenecks, and Strategies for Success

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The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) aim to achieve univer-
sal access to Sanitation, and Hygiene services for all by 2030.

Inadequate access to sanitation remains a significant problem globally. Despite
the efforts of the government, donors, and NGOs, the WASH sector in Ethiopia faces significant challenges.

Only 50% of households have access to basic water services with just 13% considered “safely managed, 9% have access to basic sanitation, and 8% have access to basic hygiene.

Private sector involvement is crucial in establishing product supply chains for, creating demand, providing operational support, and offering financial services. However, detailed nationwide studies on private sector engagement in sanitation and hygiene services in Ethiopia are lacking

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