New data revealing disparities in access to water and sanitation by ethnic group offer a powerful tool to help policymakers, program managers, and advocates take action to
Water security, sanitation, and hygiene are more important than ever before as the world grapples with COVID-19 and looks ahead to recovering from its huge economic impact.
Leveraging water data to make decisions greatly improves service delivery, sustains water resources, builds resilience, and ultimately helps us achieve a more water-secure world.
Haiti’s decentralized water utilities across the country are intended to operate as self-reliant business units. However, an absence of information management has hindered efficient operations and revenue collection.
The IWED Ghana program worked with Ghana’s Ministry of Sanitation and Water Resources (MSWR) to: develop and implement standard WASH data collection, management and reporting from the local to national level; build the capacity of WASH sector stak
Research is a key component in helping to design, implement, and assess the success of global development activities. This collection contains research and learning from the water, sanitation, and hygiene sectors.