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  • Water @ Wilson: 50 Years of Water, Conflict, and Cooperation (Live Stream)
    Panel Discussion
    On the occasion of the Wilson Center's 50th anniversary, its Environmental Change and Security Program and nine co-sponsoring programs convened experts on November 28 from government, the NGO sector, and academia for a compreh
  • Tax Exemptions: A Catalyst For Demand And Supply Of Plastic Sanitation Products
    Report
    Ethiopia has made remarkable progress toward meeting its Sustainable Development Goal 6 commitments, going from just  11 percent rural sanitation coverage in 2000 to 71 percent in 2017.
  • A Billion Dollar Loan Fund, and the Path to Better-run Water Utilities
    Blog
    As of 2020, Vietnam had the highest levels of rural water coverage among any country of comparable economic level, with coverage equivalent to countries with two to three times its per capita Gros
  • Applying Adaptive Management for Results in a Fragile Environment
    Technical Brief
    This Learning Note presents evidence synthesized from interviews with project staff, government stakeholders and other partners to understand how USAID/Haiti, stakeholders, and DAI used adaptive management to successfully implement the five-year <
  • Using Data-Driven Management to Improve Water Service Provider Performance
    Technical Brief
    The USAID Water and Sanitation Project in Haiti is a five-year project aiming to improve urban water and sanitation in Haiti.
  • Bridging the Governance and Finance Gaps in the WASH Sector
    Blog
    The WASH sector needs to invest 263 billion USD per year to achieve universal access to water and sanitation by 2030.
  • Increasing Financing for Private Water Operators in Cambodia
    Brief
    Private water operators have helped to bridge the finance gap within the WASH sector in Cambodia, yet several critical challenges remain.
  • Assessment of the Kenya Pooled Water Fund
    Brief
    The Kenya Pooled Water Fund (KPWF) was established in 2017 to expand  the pool of available financing beyond government and development partners who have been the main sector financiers to date. 
  • 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

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