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Drawing upon the Agency’s extensive experience with water-related programming, these resources are designed to help USAID staff and members of the development community promote knowledge-sharing both across the water sector and between various development sectors to inform and guide current and future water-related interventions.
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Blog
Published:The WASH sector needs to invest 263 billion USD per year to achieve universal access to water…Brief
Published:Private water operators have helped to bridge the finance gap within the WASH sector in Cambodia,…Brief
Published:The Kenya Pooled Water Fund (KPWF) was established in 2017 to expand the pool of available…Blog
Published:The World Water Forum is the world's largest event on water. Organized every three years by the…Blog
Published:Many governments and maternal and child health promoters have been urging pregnant women to deliver…USAIDBlog
Published:Desplácese hacia abajo para encontrar la versión en español de este blog. On World Water Day, March…Blog
Published:As we enter the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic, many national and local governments are…Global Waters Article
Published:Providing safe, reliable water supply to rural populations is among the most difficult challenges…Strategy and Guidance
Published:Climate change is a global crisis. As temperatures and sea levels rise, people around the world are…Global Waters Article
Published:The small community of Nuevas Maravillas in Sibinal, San Marcos, sits high in the mountains…Blog
Published:In the face of major shocks, including Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the climate crisis, and the…Final Report
Published:USAID's Sustainable Water Partnership (SWP) is a mechanism that aligns with and integrates key…Video
Published:This video summarizes the experience of USAID/Safe Water’s Output-Based Aid and Blended…Video
Published:For small rural water systems, centralizing water quality testing at a professional laboratory is…Video
Published:In Iraq, rising temperatures, reduced rainfall, and dropping water levels are all increasing the…