Resource Library
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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Published:In Nepal, information regarding the intersection of water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) and…Brief
Published:Since 2016, USAID has supported the Government of Nepal in improving quality of health service…Brief
Published:The goal of USAID's Water and Sanitation Systems Activity (SWASSA) is to improve water and…Brief
Published:USAID's Sustainable Water and Sanitation Systems Activity (SWASSA) invested in a 2022–2023…Brief
Published:In 2019, the Government of India launched the ambitious Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) to bring…Article
Published:Photo credit: The Aquaya Institute Authored by: Dr. Peace Musonge, Dr. Karen Setty, and Dr.…Article
Published:By: Katie Baczewski, Gender Equity & MEL Specialist II, USAID Water Security, Sanitation, and…Technical Report
Published:Pit latrines, a common form of on-site sanitation in low-income settings, can collapse in areas…Article
Published:Authored by Anna Erlandson, Communications Specialist, USAID Emerging Threats Division, Global…Journal Article
Published:Listen to a summary Speaker: John Trimmer Assistant Teaching Professor, Civil and Environmental…Fact Sheet
Published:Watch to Learn More USAID’s Health and Hygiene (Swachchhata) Activity, improves community health…Technical Report
Published:Benchmarking–assessing performance indicators that can be compared to targets, historical values,…Article
Published:Written by Katy Sill, Ph.D. | Chief of Party, USAID WSSH Data & Analytics As we reflect on the…Program Report
Published:The droughts, floods, fires, and landslides of recent years are tangible evidence of Peru’s…Technical Report
Published:Study Rationale In rural Africa, over two-thirds of the population is estimated to consume…