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  • Global Waters Stories - September 2020
    Global Waters
    Gaining the Upper Hand Against COVID-19 in Three African Countries
  • Gaining the Upper Hand Against COVID-19 in Three African Countries
    Global Waters Article
    Handwashing with soap and water is a key prevention strategy to slow the spread of COVID-19.
  • West Africa Municipal Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene
    Project
    Providing support to city governments in West Africa to improve and expand water and sanitation services to meet critical needs. Urbanization in West Africa is challenging municipalities’ ability to deliver consistent and quality water&n
  • Meet the "Toilet King"
    Blog
    This blog originally appeared on PSI’s website. Paul Kpadonou began his career as an entrepreneur on the side of the highway.
  • Evaluation of WASHplus : Supportive Environments for Healthy Communities Project – Final Report
    Evaluation
    Background
  • Emerging Learning: Ensuring the Quality of Sanitation Products During Project Scale-up
    Brief
    The emerging learning brief focuses on the quality control of sanitation products under the Sanitation Service Delivery (SSD) project in Benin.
  • Meet the Plumber Breaking Gender Norms in Côte D’Ivoire
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    This blog originally appeared on PSI’s Impact Blog.
  • Benin
    Country Profile
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  • Product Scan Findings from Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, and Ghana: A summary of gaps identified along the sanitation service chain
    Report
    The Sanitation Service Delivery (SSD) Program in West Africa is a USAID-funded five-year cooperative agreement with Population Services International (PSI)
  • Fact Sheet: West Africa Sanitation Service Delivery (SSD)
    Fact Sheet
    Some of the lowest rates of improved sanitation in the world are found in three project countries: Benin (13 percent), Côte d’Ivoire (14 percent), and Ghana (28 percent).

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