USAID’s $73.5 million WSC project (2021–2027) assists the country’s water utilities in coping with Lebanon’s current financial crisis and promotes the conservation and protection of water resources.
Across Rwanda, clean and safe drinking water is scarce. As the population grows and economic aspirations soar, the shadow of water scarcity looms large, creating an urgent challenge across the nation's rural tapestry.
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In Madagascar’s cities, less than one in five people enjoys access to safely managed sanitation facilities, while nearly 60 percent of residents rely on unimproved toilets.
When it comes to public-private partnerships, you’ve heard the cliches: “It takes a village;” “We can’t do it alone;” “Two are better than one.” With 2030 fast approaching and with Sustainable Development Goal 6 (access to water and sanitation for
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USAID is investing $12M in the Financing Climate Resilient Sanitation Systems and Services (SANIFIN) Activity, a five-year initiative pioneering innovative approaches for impro
Most cities in low- and middle-income countries are unable to keep up with rapid urbanization and provide citywide coverage of piped water and sanitation services.