A hallmark of USAID's approach to water resource management is the use of science and data to inform local governments’ policies and plans to manage critical watersheds and develop water sources.
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- Fact SheetIn the Philippines, families from Sagay City residing within Sagay Marine Reserve benefitted from an innovative financing scheme for household sanitation piloted by USAID through Safe Water, to protect the marine reserve, an ecosystem that provide
- Fact SheetEvery Filipino family desires their own toilet, but many, especially the poor, are constrained by limited financial resources.
- Fact SheetIn the Philippines, poor communities in Alabel Municipality in Sarangani Province benefit from an innovative financing scheme for household sanitation.
- VideoThis video summarizes the experience of USAID/Safe Water’s
- BlogAs the sun peeks over the horizon in Sarangani province, Philippines, 43-year-old Virgie Montero bustles around the house, preparing breakfast for her husband and four children before heading to work at her convenience store along the main road.
- ActivityCurrent water security challenges facing the Philippine archipelago include burgeoning populations, unsustainable land uses, and deficient wastewater services.
- BriefEngendering Utilities uses an evidence-based methodology to support women’s participation in the Philippines energy sector.
- Global Waters ArticleIn the Philippines, USAID empowers local leaders to deliver safe water services in rural communities.
- BriefThe Philippines achieved the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) for water supply and sanitation in 2015, with 88 percent of the population accessing safe water supply and 94 percent accessing basic sanitation services.