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Michael Abera

Monitoring and Evaluation Advisor | Programme Manager | IRC Ethiopia

Michael Abera has 18 years of work experience as monitoring and evaluation and data management expert while working with national and international development organizations in WASH, Public Health, and Environment sectors. Michael studied Statistics, Computer Science and Project Management at Addis Ababa university. Michael joined IRC Ethiopia program in 2017 as a program and M&E advisor.

Urban access to water supply and sanitation in Sub-Saharan Africa: the future of water in African cities : why waste water?

What does it take to scale up rural sanitation?

Identifying appropriate sanitation for near-coastal communities in Vizhinjam (Kerala, India) adopting the sanitation-approach framework

Aquifer recharge by treated wastewaters : Korba case study (Tunisia)

Water supply and sanitation sector assessments : a guide for country-level action

Global review of sanitation system trends and interactions with menstrual management practices : report for the menstrual management and sanitation...

The development of pit emptying technologies

Impact of prices and tariffs on fecal sludge management in Africa : a paper presented at the second conference on developments in faecal sludge mana...

Ethics and faecal-sludge management in Africa : a paper presented at the second conference on developments in faecal sludge management in Durban, So...

Nimral Gram Puraskar and sanitation service levels: curse of slippage

The social aspects of designing an anaerobic microdigester with combined thermoelectric heat and power generation to convert human excreta to electr...

Development of urban septage management models in Indonesia : a paper presented at the second conference on developments in faecal sludge management...

Adopting a gender approach in a water and sanitation project : the case of the 4WS project in coastal communities in South Asia

More, better, or different spending? Trends in public expenditure on water and sanitation in Sub-Saharan Africa

mWASH : mobile phone applications for the water, sanitation, and hygiene sector

Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) sector strategic framework

Water, sanitation and hygiene is a connector, not a divider : an inclusive WASH case study

The usage of urinals in Kenyan schools

Productive sanitation : a case of improving livelihood of a local farmer using urine as fertilizer

Pneumonia and diarrhoea : tackling the deadliest diseases for the world’s poorest children

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