In West Africa, livestock is a key economic sector, contributing between 8 percent and 15 percent of overall gross domestic product (GDP) and nearly 50 percent of agricultural GDP.
In the serene, sun-kissed lands of a remote community, of Kabare Sector, Kayonza District, there existed a tale of resilience, fortitude, and the pursuit of a fundamental need: water.
Read the story of Ambroise Tiemoko, a sanitation entrepreneur from San Pedro, Côte d’Ivoire, who overcame hardship in his early life to start a successful business that improves the lasting health and resilience of his community.
Activity Description
USAID’s WASH Infrastructure Architecture and Engineering (WASH A&E) Activity strengthens the resilience of vulnerable populations endangered by economic and environmental shocks in small to
According to the Zambia Demographic and Health Survey (2018) 72 percent of households—92 percent urban and 58 percent rural—obtain their drinking water from an improved source.
USAID’s Western Kenya Water Project’s (WKWP) implementation approach is oriented as a partnership model that aims to promote locally sustained results, hel