Bono and Ahafo Region, Ghana — What happens when the paradigm changes from “water is life” to “safe water is life?” Although subtle, the shift toward ensuring the safety and quality of drinking water supplies has implications for
USAID’s REAL-Water Activity conducted a desk study from December 2021–March 2022 to identify the available evidence and knowledge gaps related to the professionalization of rural water supply a
The WASH Baseline Assessment was commissioned by Research Triangle Institute and conducted by IMPACT Research Zambia Ltd, and includes contributions from USAID’s
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.
Strong, clear multisectoral coordination structures at the county level are critical for enhanced partnership and cooperation between the key government agencies, civil society organizations (CSOs), and organized community groups to reduce duplica