Martin Mulenga

Senior Researcher, Human Settlements Group

Languages: English, English, Bemba (Zambian)

Expertise

Water and sanitation services in low-income urban settlements.

Before IIED

Worked as a Water and Sanitation Researcher for CSIR in South Africa and the University of Southampton on a DFID funded project entitled: Linking Urban Sanitation Agencies with Poor Community Needs.
Education: PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering (Southampton), PgDip in Architecture (Natal)

Current work

Working with partner organisations in Angola, Argentina, Ghana, India and Pakistan to document locally developed innovative and creative solutions to water supply and sanitation in low-income urban neighbourhoods.

Publications

Community consultation for long-term climate-resilient housing in Vietnamese cities: a comparative case study between Hue and Da Nang

01 October 2013

SHARE Urban Sanitation Pathfinder

01 August 2011

Urban wells: a vital but ignored resource

01 July 2011

Groundwater, self-supply and poor urban dwellers: A review with case studies of Bangalore and Lusaka

01 November 2010

Urban water and sanitation in Ghana: How local action is making a difference

01 October 2010

Water service provision for the peri-urban poor in post-conflict Angola

01 August 2009

Stockholm Water Week- Side event flyer

01 August 2008

Improving Urban Water and Sanitation provision Globally: through information and action driven locally

01 January 2008

An Analysis of Sanitation Policies in Southern Africa: the case of gender policies in sanitation in South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe

01 January 2006

Building Links for Improved Sanitation in Poor Urban Settlements: recommendations from Southern Africa

01 January 2004

Impediments to the Implementation of the Demand-Responsive Approach (DRA) Methodology in Urban Sanitation Programmes in Zambia and South Africa

01 May 2003