Sarika Saluja is a general manager at the World Toilet Organization, bringing expertise in nonprofit management and sanitation advocacy. Their background demonstrates a focus on project leadership and resource mobilization within the international development sector.

At the World Toilet Organization, Sarika works closely with the founder, board, and advisors on strategy and financial planning. They oversee day-to-day operations, design strategy, set goals for growth, maintain budgets, and optimize expenses. Sarika leads and designs projects and partnerships, providing necessary project support for project implementation to project partners. They also organize and manage the World Toilet Summit event and formulate strategies for the successful execution of the program. Sarika coordinates and supervises the World Toilet College project with the support of partners, conducting training and developing training material for projects in India and Singapore. Sarika co-created and led World Toilet Summits in Melbourne, India, Brazil, Nigeria, and Singapore, raising significant funds for the organization. They established two World Toilet College projects in India and trained over 15000 participants over a period of 3 years. Sarika has been managing WTC in Singapore and trained participants from NGOs, government representatives, university students, corporates, and NTUC childcare attendants for two years, raising approximately 430K SGD for WTC. They also raised 90K USD from ADB.

Their work history includes roles such as co-owner at DSSN, consultant cum principal investigator at Voca, and project management consultant at AIF. Earlier in their career, Sarika was a young professional at RLEK schools and Capart.

Sarika holds a Master of Social Sciences from the Indian Institute of Rural Management, where they won a Gold Medal for securing first position in the class; an M.Com from Choudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut; a Strategic Nonprofit Management degree from Harvard Business School Executive Education; and a degree from the University of Pennsylvania Centre for Social Impact Strategy. They are also the recipient of the Leadership Gold Award.