Activity Description
The Transform WASH Activity supports the Government of Mozambique’s efforts to strengthen water sector governance, increase water access, and accelerate households’ adoption of key hygiene beha
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- BriefWhile there are many indications that the enabling environment for safely managed WASH in Uganda is improving, high-risk practices (open defecation, lack of hand hygiene, use of surface water) persist in rural regions.
- BriefWhile improved basic sanitation is crucial for community health and dignity, access to improved sanitation remains low in rural Uganda due to limited household ability to invest, few financing options, and inadequate supply chains.
- BriefUSAID's Uganda Sanitation for Health Activity (USHA) worked with existing fecal sludge management entrepreneurs (FSMEs) to improve their business mod
- BriefOne of USAID's Uganda Sanitation for Health Activity (USHA) goals was to enhance access to safely managed Fecal Sludge Management (FSM) services by s
- BriefOnly 19 percent of Uganda’s population has access to safely managed, on-premises drinking water available when needed and free from contamination.
- BriefMarket-based sanitation approaches can help advance progress towards SDG 6.2 through household investment in desirable and affordable toilets delivered sustainably by private sector actors and supported by enabling government structures.
- BriefUSAID's Uganda Sanitation for Health Activity (USHA) catalyzed private sector actors and social enterprises at all levels to manufacture and distribu
- BriefUSAID's Uganda Sanitation for Health Activity (USHA) commissioned a Rural Households and Institutional Survey which revealed that limited access to f
- ArticleIn Northern Uganda where open defecation rates remain much higher than the national average, USAID's Uganda Sanitation for Health Activity (USHA) imp