This brief, developed by USAID’s Support for Urban Water and Sanitation in India (SUWASI) Activity, shares a high-level overview of how USAID has su
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- Technical ReportAcross low-and middle-income countries (LMICs), the public institutions mandated to provide water and sanitation services in cities have limited financial capacity and/or capabilities to provide citywide coverage.
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- BriefUSAID's Uganda Sanitation for Health Activity (USHA) worked with existing fecal sludge management entrepreneurs (FSMEs) to improve their business mod
- BriefOne of USAID's Uganda Sanitation for Health Activity (USHA) goals was to enhance access to safely managed Fecal Sludge Management (FSM) services by s
- BriefOnly 19 percent of Uganda’s population has access to safely managed, on-premises drinking water available when needed and free from contamination.
- BriefMarket-based sanitation approaches can help advance progress towards SDG 6.2 through household investment in desirable and affordable toilets delivered sustainably by private sector actors and supported by enabling government structures.
- BriefUSAID's Uganda Sanitation for Health Activity (USHA) catalyzed private sector actors and social enterprises at all levels to manufacture and distribu
- BriefGlobally, 2.2 billion people lack access to safe drinking water, and half of the world’s population is projected to live in water-stressed areas by 2050.
- The National Microfinance Fund to Invest FCFA 500 million for Accessible Sanitation Sector FinancingArticleThe USAID Municipal Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (MuniWASH) Activity initiated a collaborative partnership with th