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  • Social Media Toolkit: World Toilet Day 2020
    Social Media
    This toolkit, originally produced on Adobe Spark for World Toilet Day 2020, contains key sanitation facts and messages; easily shareable social media content, including pictograms, tweets, and Facebook posts; and curated links to relevant res
  • Social Media Toolkit: World Toilet Day 2018
    Social Media
    This toolkit, originally produced on Adobe Spark for World Toilet Day 2018, contains key sanitation facts and messages; easily shareable social media content, including pictograms, tweets, and Facebook posts; and curated links to relevant res
  • Global Waters Stories - November 2019
    Global Waters
    World Toilet Day 2019: These Countries are Making Sanitation Gains with USAID’s Help<
  • Global Waters Stories - November 2020
    Global Waters
    Five Ways USAID is Supporting Sustainable Sanitation
  • Lessons from Tanzania: Maximizing Market-Based Sanitation’s Potential
    Global Waters Article
    Businesses and social enterprises are providing essential, low-cost water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) products in rural and peri-urban areas of Tanzania.
  • Scaling Up Financing for Urban Sanitation in Senegal
    Global Waters Article
    Ibra Sow is the president of VICAS, a successful sanitation service provider (SSP) in Senegal.
  • Five Ways USAID is Supporting Sustainable Sanitation
    Global Waters Article
    Despite the demonstrated health, economic, social, and environmental benefits that sanitation improvements provide, governments consistently underfund and place a low priority on sanitation.
  • USAID and LIXIL Announce New Global Partnership to Expand Access to Sanitation
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    On Wednesday, October 14, 2020, USAID announced a new partnership agreement with the global sanitation company LIXIL to extend market-based solutions for sanitation and hygiene to underserved and vulnerable communities around the world.
  • The Isuku Iwacu Project Video Documentary Video
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    The Isuku Iwacu Project, co-implemented by Water For People, SNV and World Vision with financial support from the USAID, has now concluded and helped bring sanitation services and products to thousands of people across its 8 target districts in Rw
  • Policy Diffusion in the Rural Sanitation Sector: Lessons from Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS)
    Article
    This paper uses a qualitative approach to analyze the reasons and processes that drove the wide diffusion of CLTS.

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