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  • Sector Perspectives on the Attributes of System Approaches to Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Service Delivery
    Article
    This journal article, published in Journal of Environmental Engineering, presents a study of remotely convened WASH sector experts in a multi-round Delphi survey to coalesce sector knowledge on the use of systems approaches for WASH service delive
  • Climate Resilient Schools in Kitui County, Kenya (Shule zinazostahimili changamoto za hali ya hewa, Kaunti ya Kitui)
    Video
    How can schools in Kenya keep water flowing during droughts and public health shocks?
  • Sustainable WASH Systems Learning Partnership: Sanitation in Small Towns, Woliso, Ethiopia Endline Report
    Report
    This report presents the findings of an endline assessment of sanitation services in Woliso, Ethiopia, conducted January 11–16, 2021, and the outcomes of a subsequent stakeholders’ workshop to discuss and verify the results.
  • Strengthening Local Systems For WASH Services: Learning From Kabarole District, Uganda
    Brief
    Over the last 5 years, Uganda’s Kabarole District has seen positive change and development for water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH).
  • Systems Strengthening Interventions to Scale Up Professionalized Maintenance
    Technical Brief
    The challenge of maintaining services for large numbers of fragmented, geographically dispersed community-managed rural water facilities is well recognized.
  • Sanitation in Small Towns, Woliso, Ethiopia Endline Report
    Report
    This report presents the findings of an endline assessment of sanitation services in Woliso, Ethiopia, conducted January 11–16, 2021, and the outcomes of a subsequent stakeholders’ workshop to discuss and verify the results.
  • Sustainable WASH Systems Learning Partnership End of Project Report
    Report
    This end of project report captures work across the USAID Sustainable WASH Systems Learning Partnership (SWS) as applied to rural water and small town sanitation services.
  • Driving Change: Strengthening Local Systems in the Water and Sanitation Sectors
    Strategy and Guidance
    This guide offers insights, tips, and advice to improve public services like water and sanitation through multi-stakeholder collective action and action research.
  • Legal and Policy Change to Promote Sustainable WASH Services in Kitui County, Kenya
    Social Media
    The rural water sector in Kenya is undergoing significant institutional change following national governance reform in the 2010 Constitution.
  • Factors Driving Success in Collective Action Approaches to WASH
    Learning Brief
    Collective action approaches are increasingly being used to create sustainable water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services.

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