The Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene for Health (W4H) Activity is a five-year (2015–2020), US$19M cooperative agreement funded by USAID/Ghana and implemented by Global Communities (GC).
Groundwater is extremely important for sub-Saharan Africa, and how it is managed and shared in the future will be central to securing people’s lives and livelihoods.
USAID prioritizes extending water and sanitation services to the world’s most vulnerable communities. Every year the Agency undertakes a thorough assessment to determine which countries would benefit most from its investments.
Marie Guerdy Thany, a resident of Jérémie, Haiti, puts it plainly: “Without water, we are unable to live a decent life.” For years, she—like the majority of residents in her urban commune—lacked reliable and regular access to a household water sup
In spite of abundant natural water resources, Lebanon faces a perennial water deficit due to a host of factors, including outdated infrastructure and unsustainable water use practices.