USAID Global Water and Development Report FY 2016
This annual report shares USAID’s investments and achievements in the water sector for FY 2016 and looks forward to a new era of water programming to create a more water-secure world, as envisioned by the U.S. Government Global Water Strategy and USAID’s Water and Development Plan in support of the Strategy.
The report highlights USAID’s efforts to address the challenge of improving water and sanitation access to a growing global population and engaging and empowering communities to become advocates, entrepreneurs, technical experts, change agents, and environmental stewards.
As a result of USAID support from FY 2008 to FY 2016, 37.3 million people received sustainable access to an improved water supply, and 24.1 million people received improved access to sanitation facilities.
Below are a list of activity profiles from the FY 2016 report in a one-page shareable format.
Africa
Ghana: Making Cholera Outbreaks a Thing of the Past
Kenya: Helping Establish Self-Sustaining Water Supplies & Communities
Mali: A Ground Game to Tackle Malnutrition
Southern Africa: Conservation Upstream Helps Feed Users Downstream
Emergency WASH: Helping Stabilize Fragile Regions in Africa
Asia
Afghanistan: Saving Lives and Preparing Communities for Future Disasters through Emergency Planning
India: Taking on the World’s Largest Sanitation Problem
Nepal: Creating New Traditions
Nepal/Indonesia: Harnessing Nature to Bring Water Where It’s Needed
Philippines: Septage Management Contributes to Water Security
Latin America and the Caribbean
Colombia and Peru: Building Bridges Across the Watershed, Upstream and Downstream
Haiti: Partnering on the Ground to Bring Drought Relief
Middle East and North Africa
Egypt: Providing Clean Water to Underserved Communities
Jordan: Building A Modern, Responsive Water & Wastewater System
Lebanon: Finding Ways to Ease Water Pressure
