Senegal | Government-to-Government: Sustainable Access to Water and Sanitation

Maladou Diallo (left) speaks with USAID Global Water Coordinator, Nancy Eslick, about her newly gained access to water in her home. Photo credit: USAID

Activity Description

Implemented directly by Senegal’s Ministry of Water and Sanitation (MoWS), this government-to-government Activity aims to increase access to safe drinking water, water for productive uses, and affordable and appropriate sanitation services. It works to improve the Government of Senegal’s (GOS) strategic planning, strengthen its  management of water resources, and increase coordination efforts within the MoWS and  GOS, and with other WASH stakeholders. The Activity also builds the MoWS’ capacity in management and monitoring and evaluation.

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Activity
Activity Status
Active
2019 - 2024
Countries
Senegal
Funding Level
$10,000,000
Activity Topics
Water Security
Governance

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