Kampala is a city of over 3.5 million people and only an estimated 180km of sewer lines, certainly below what is needed.
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- Case StudiesIn 2015, after a decade of approaching rural sanitation by subsidizing latrine construction with minimal results, the Government of Senegal launched a new strategy for rural sanitation defined by a transfer of responsibility for the acquisition of
- BlogLike many of us, Fatou Badji balances a hectic schedule. She is the chairlady of a women's group that sells onions and other essentials. She is also on the frontlines of addressing the global sanitation crisis.
- BlogThis blog originally appeared on PSI’s website. Paul Kpadonou began his career as an entrepreneur on the side of the highway.
- ReportIn the early stages of a rapid-onset emergency, considerable effort and resources are invested to build latrines to contain excreta and prevent open defecation.
- BlogThe goal of rural water and sanitation investments is sustainable, long-term solutions to service challenges—yet donors and practitioners rarely measure the durability of project outcomes.
- VideoIn Bangladesh, the Global Water Security and Sanitation Partnership (GWSP) supported the Government in demonstrating the use of microfinance to encourage sanitation investments by rural households and entrepreneurs.
- BlogSince 2016, USAID/Ghana, through its WASH For Health program, has been working with 35 local Rotary clubs and governmental agencies to improve water, san
- ActivityNIKHALAMO is a word in the local language (Chuabo) and means, freely translated, “Girl Child, Stay in School”.
- VideoUSAID increasing access to basic sanitation through Digni Loo. The video includes and interview with Akua Kwarteng Addo, Director of Health Population and Nutrition, at USAID/Ghana.