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  • Equipping Schools With Girl-Friendly Toilets
    Blog
    In Uganda, the Rotary-USAID partnership is, among other things, helping schools offer all their students adequate sanitation and hygiene facilities by constructing
  • Supporting Schools in Making Menstrual Hygiene Pads
    Blog
    When Hammidah Nattabi started to menstruate at age 13 while attending Ndoddo Church of Uganda Primary School, she did not know what to do and eventually turned to tell her mother.
  • Keeping it REAL for the Future of Rural Water Services Delivery
    Global Waters Article
    Providing safe, reliable water supply to rural populations is among the most difficult challenges of international development.
  • The Case for Source Water Protection in WASH Systems: Entry Points and Opportunities
    Learning Brief
    While the business case for investing in source water protection has become increasingly clearer, there are many hurdles that need to be addressed by basin and WASH managers, affected communities and the private sector, and local government offici
  • Institutional influences on local government support for professionalized maintenance of rural water infrastructure in Uganda: A qualitative analysis
    Article
    Professionalized maintenance arrangements are emerging and growing to improve rural water service sustainability across sub-Saharan Africa, where local governments often act as rural service authorities.
  • Pathways to Consumer Demand and Payment for Professional Rural Water Infrastructure Maintenance across Low-Income Contexts
    Article
    Systems for regular, preventive maintenance of infrastructure are needed to ensure safe water access globally.
  • 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).
  • Rural Evidence and Learning for Water
    Central Program
    REAL-Water will support policymakers, development partners, and service providers to make strategic decisions and implement best practices for water management through implementation research.
  • WASHPaLS Earth Enable Final Report – Behavioral and Biological Plausibility of the Protective Effects of Improved Flooring
    Final Report
    Fecal matter and parasites, such as soil-transmitted helminths, are just some of the contaminants found in soil. Fleas and rats spread these toxins widely.
  • REAL-Water Project Brief
    Brief
    This project brief contains a short overview of the Rural Evidence and Learning for Water (REAL-Water) program, discussing intentions, research questions, and collaborators at the outset of the activity in early 2022. 

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