The Moving India towards Sanitation for All (MISAAL) activity will provide technical support to local governments, focused in the cities of Udaipur, Navsari, Mysuru and Ahmedabad. The technical support will help implement the GOI’s flagship programs the Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM)/Clean India Campaign and the Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT).
This brief summarizes findings of an evaluation of the long-term sustainability of select components from the USAID-funded Millennium Water Alliance program in Ethiopia, implemented in 24 rural districts from 2004–2009.
This evaluation examines the long-term sustainability of select components from the USAID-funded Millennium Water Alliance program in Ethiopia (MWA-EP), implemented in 24 rural districts from 2004–2009. It focuses on outcomes related to rural water point construction, management, and rehabilitation, as well as participatory sanitation and hygiene education and construction activities.
This webinar presents key findings from an evaluation of the long-term sustainability outcomes associated with the USAID-funded Indonesia Environmental Services Program (ESP) activity, implemented from 2004–2010.
Note: This event has ended, but a recording of the webinar is available here.
The USAID Water Office is hosting a webinar on May 17, 2018, at 9 a.m.–10:30 a.m. EDT(New York time): Examining Sustainability of USAID’s Millennium Water Alliance Activity in Ethiopia.
For Tanzanian women, water has the tremendous potential to transform lives. Women in Tanzania have a keen interest in water’s thoughtful management for their homes and farms, and they bear the burden of water retrieval. However, they are not yet fully included in community decision-making processes nor in water and sanitation business opportunities.
How sustainable are outcomes several years after water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) projects have closed? In this webinar, Leslie Greene Hodel (Senior Advisor, Water CKM Project) will present findings from the second in a series of USAID Water Communications and Knowledge Management (CKM) Project ex-post evaluations on the Indonesia Environmental Services Program (ESP), implemented by DAI between 2004 and 2010. Read the full evaluation.
River basins in southern Africa, like river basins around the world, are under threat from increasing water use and shifting rainfall patterns, which are exaggerating flood and drought cycles and degrading water quality. It is hard enough for one country to adapt to these changing conditions, but most of the world’s water basins — 263 lake and river basins, covering almost half of the earth’s nonocean surface — cross national boundaries. To ensure that collaboration rather than competition wins out in basin management, neighboring countries need to work together.
