In this study, developed as part of the USAID Sustainable WASH Systems Learning Partnership, system dynamics modeling was used to investigate the effects of allocating resources to borehole maintenanc
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.
The challenge of maintaining services for large numbers of fragmented, geographically dispersed community-managed rural water facilities is well recognized.
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.
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.
This guide offers insights, tips, and advice to improve public services like water and sanitation through multi-stakeholder collective action and action research.
The overall objective of this report is to provide an endline assessment of the sanitation systems in Debre Birhan in 2021 as part of the Sustainable WASH Systems Learning Partnership (SWS) project.
Dr. Clara Bocchino of SWP and Tapiwa Chiwewe of IBM Research-Africa detail how tools based on artificial intelligence techniques such as machine learning are being put to use to improve the management of transboundary water.