Jean Bernard Durone antre nan SOIL ane sa a kòm Konsiltan IT ak Rechèch, e li pote fòmasyon li nan agwonomi ak analiz done nan travay SOIL. Ansyen boursye pwogram UHELP , Jean Bernard ap fè doktora li kounye a nan Kanada. Nou te pale avè l apre tan li te pase ak ekip la nan Tilari ak Mouchinette....
In 2021, a study of EkoLakay households published in the Journal of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Development made a striking claim: before subscribing to EkoLakay, our customers were more likely to practice open defecation or rely on sanitation outside their own home, and less likely to have a....
Every day, SOIL safely removes ~5 tons of raw waste—that’s literally a ton of poo!—from neighborhoods across Cap-Haïtien, protecting public health and coastal ecosystems. In a city like Stockholm , where World Water Week will be taking place next week, abundant waste treatment infrastructure makes....
Across three days of keynotes, panels, and technical sessions, the 2nd International Conference on Non-Sewered Sanitation kept returning to one core reframe: there is no longer a debate about whether non-sewered sanitation (NSS) is no legitimate in today's cities — the challenge is how to make it....
What does it take to expand safe sanitation to the most vulnerable communities? Before we can answer that question, we need to understand where people stand today — who has access, who doesn't, and what's getting in the way. For SOIL, this kind of baseline knowledge isn't just academic. It's the....
Providing safe sanitation doesn't end when a toilet container is collected from a household. What happens to the waste afterward matters just as much. For SOIL, the transformation of human waste into nutrient-rich compost is a core part of our model — one that turns a public health challenge into an....
SOIL recently collaborated with a group of statisticians from Statistics Without Borders (SWB) to develop a (drum roll please) data quality monitoring dashboard! The aim of this project? Bring critical program data that had previously been managed across multiple sources into one centralized system....
Last week, members of SOIL’s research team traveled to Boulder, Colorado to share recent findings with water and sanitation practitioners and researchers at the 2026 Colorado WASH Symposium (March 12-13). Miselie Fanor Pierre, SOIL’s Research Project Manager, and Rhodenischelah (Rhode) Limage....
We are beyond excited to welcome Maya Lubeck-Schricker back to the SOIL team—this time as our Director of Research and Innovation. Maya’s journey with SOIL began in 2020, right after she finished up her undergraduate degree in Community Health at Tufts University. While scoping out different post....
A special thanks to our friends at the UC Merced Agroecology Lab led by Dr. Rebecca Ryals and Julie Celestin for conducting this research in partnership with SOIL Haiti and furthering the sectoral knowledge base for ecological sanitation. Context Aerobic composting of human feces has been shown to....
