IRC in the media
Media organisations come to IRC for globally-acknowledged expertise in the fields of water, sanitation and hygiene
Media organisations come to IRC for globally-acknowledged expertise in the fields of water, sanitation and hygiene
Florence Anobe Monitoring and Learning Advisor, IRC Uganda and Joseph Oriono Eyatu, Commissioner for Rural Water and Sanitation, Uganda speak on the importance of handwashing beyond COVID-19. Watch the interview.
The pandemic's health crisis is spilling over into the economy and politics of Ghana. Read more.
The most vulnerable people to the new coronavirus are those without clean water access. That's about half the country. Read more.
Different segments of society can have very different experiences of WASH services. Biology, social power structures and cultural norms all play a significant role. Read more
As part of the war against COVID-19, Ghana has taken several actions. Read Vida Duti's opinion piece featuring in Devex.
Sorry to say, "We told you so." But, we told you so. Read more
It took a global pandemic to raise the world's awareness of the importance of handwashing and access to clean water – basic services that over 2 billion people in the world still lack. Read more
Hoe help je ngo's en burgers in Mali beter voor hun rechten op te komen als het gaat om water en sanitatie? Het partnerschap Watershed gebruikt een heel palet aan activiteiten om de grondoorzaken op te lossen. Read more
Na alle kortingengekte en massale koopdrang van Black Friday en Cyber Monday is het GivingTuesday, waar het juist om 'een ander' gaat. Read more.
There has been growing recognition in recent years that improvements in water, sanitation and hygiene provision are best secured by using a systems-based approach. Patrick Moriarty makes the case for wider progress.
Read the full article in IWA's Source newsletter