Global Waters Stories – August 2016
- Pipeline to Progress
The recent opening of a major new USAID-funded water pipeline is pumping new life into area homes and businesses—carrying with it the promise of a more dependable water supply for 260,000 residents of the southern West Bank. - West Africa Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene Program
Our Real Impact series takes an in-depth look at USAID's WA-WASH program and its work in the West African countries of Burkina Faso, Ghana, and Niger. - Improving Water Services for a More Water Secure Middle East
Global Water Coordinator Christian Holmes reports on his Middle East visit and the work being done to meet regional water needs to both maintain public health and produce food. - Nader Al Khateeb on West Bank Water Security
Al-Khateeb tells Global Waters Radio about the recent opening of the Deir Sha’ar pipeline in the southern West Bank and how it is improving water security for 260,000 residents. - Emily Rand on Improved Child Feces Management
Rand discusses key findings from recent research produced by the World Bank and UNICEF in the growing public health field of child feces management. - Annabell Waitutu on Gender and Water Management in Kenya
Waititu talks to Global Waters Radio about why it is important for women to become involved in water management decisions beyond the household.
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