In Africa, it is estimated that over half of the urban population lives in informal settlements, sometimes referred to as “slums.” Most informal settlements do not have access to basic city services such as piped water, sewer systems, or waste col
Did you know that the U.S. Department of State engages with countries around the world on key water issues through AWEP? Through a cooperative agreement with the U.S.
Developed by Princeton University, with support by USACE’s International Center for Integrated Water Resources Management and UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Hydrological Program, the African Flood and Drought Monitor (AFDM) provides daily rainfall, te
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation has partnered with the U.S. Geological Survey and the Brazilian National Water Agency (ANA) since 2016, providing training and technical assistance for water resources management.
Water is a limited resource impacting both economic development and food security, and agriculture is the single largest user of water resources in many countries across the globe. Pakistan is no exception.
Countries that face challenges with water quality, quantity, and accessibility cannot begin to address these issues without effective governance frameworks.
While schools are primarily centers for students' learning, they also serve as foundations for development, including social and economic safety nets, in their communities.
USAID’s goal for water and sanitation is to increase availability and sustainable management of safe water and sanitation for the underserved and most vulnerable.
USAID's annual report provides an overview of USAID’s activities that improve health, prosperity, stability, and resilience through sustainable and equitable water resources management and access to safe drinking water and sanitation services and