Being REALISTIC and STRATEGIC is vital to achieving water, sanitation and hygiene goals. Sanitation and Water for All. Released on launch of “Developing Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Finance Strategies. A Guide.” Authors: Hutton G and Hurtado RM (2022). Link 

The SDG WASH targets are unachievable if we ignore affordability. Authors: Hutton G, Slaymaker T, Johnston R, Bain R, Gore F, Takane M (2021). Link. 

The World Can No Longer Under-Prioritise Sanitation, and This Is Why. Released in advance of the launch of the State of the World’s Sanitation Report on World Toilet Day on Nov. 19th. Author: Hutton G (2020). Link. 

My two cents worth towards a US$ 114 billion per year  global issue: safe and affordable water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) for everyone. Released in advance of the SWA regional Finance Ministers’ Meetings 2020. Author: Hutton G (2020). Link.

Can the rural poor pay for water in a crisis? Based on a RWSN webinar organised by the REACH programme and UNICEF. Authors: Hope R, Hutton G (2020). Link.

Cost effective ways to leave no-one behind in rural water and sanitation – Summary on the RWSN E-discussion. RWSN Blogs. Authors: Boulenouar J, Gosling L, Hutton G, Fürst S, Naughton M (2019). Link.

7 ideas on how knowledge can help us achieve universal access to safely managed drinking water and sanitation. World Bank Water Blogs. Authors: Hutton G and Chase C (2018). Link.

Can we really put a price on meeting the global targets on drinking-water and sanitation? World Bank Water Blogs. Authors: Hutton G (2016). Link

Why Choosing the Preferred Sanitation Solution Should Be More Like Grocery Shopping. World Bank Water Blogs. Authors: Hutton G (2015). Link.

Cleaning Up One of the World’s Most Polluted Places. World Bank Water Blogs. Author: Hutton G (2013). Link.

World Tourism Day: Where Would You "Go"? World Bank Water Blogs. Author: Hutton G (2013). Link.