IRC is engaged with projects across Latin America, especially in Honduras, where we have a country programme.
In our country programme we work towards realising the water and sanitation policy of the Honduras government.
IRC is engaged with projects across Latin America, especially in Honduras where we have country representation
What impact did we have in our focus countries in 2020? Sharing highlights from IRC's Annual Report.
What impact did we have in our focus countries in 2019? Sharing highlights from IRC's Annual Report...
Deputy Edgardo Martínez has been nominated by organisations in the water, sanitation and hygiene (...
The Roundtable for WASH in Emergencies meets every two weeks to monitor progress of the emergency...
A stakeholder network has formulated a WASH response to the pandemic in Honduras as contribution to...
We take you on a journey through highlights of our focus countries, collected for the IRC Annual...
A webinar "Promoting Harmonized Monitoring for the WASH Sector" featuring Antonio Rodriguez Serrano...
Patrick Moriarty and Stef Smits talk about the importance of taking on a systems approach in the...
And how is aid strengthening the sector's capacities to deliver sustainable water sanitation and...
Analysing the outcome of applying guidelines for multiple-use water services in the area MAMCEPAZ...
Based on a review of the costs of 179 water and sanitation projects carried out by FHIS (Honduran...
Water For People, IRC and Aguaconsult have developed a set of tools to support the financial...
2014 was the year in which we got more insight into how rural water supply systems are doing in...
IRC, in partnership with Royal Haskoning-DHV is supporting the implementation of the Extension and...
Honduras, just like other Central American countries has adopted SIASAR (the Rural Water and...
Improving aid effectiveness across the WASH sector is a key aim of IRC.
In the wake of Hurricane Eta, IRC and Water For People support government appeal and call for immediate action to restore a decade's worth of water...
How virtual field visits allow sneak peeks over the shoulders of colleagues.
Smarter emergency measures against COVID-19 needed to ensure lasting solutions in service provision.
Last week, the Para Todos, Por Siempre (Everyone, Forever) initiative presented its results over 2019. It led me to reflect on the good, the bad and...
"El agua debe ser incolora en todos los aspectos, es decir que tampoco debe tener color político, ni debe verse como un medio para ganar votos,...
Representatives from programmes in Latin America and Asia shared successes and failures.
Last week, a number of Agenda for Change members that are working on WASH systems strengthening in countries in Latin America came together for a...
We talked positive messages, capacity building and holistic approaches with our partner from Honduras, Martín Rivera.
The holidays are over, so the Weekly WASH Graphs are back. This week, I will give you a sneak preview of the way we measure the strength of the WASH...
As countries, regions and municipalities are making plans to reach universal access to WASH services, a frequently heard question is how much does it...
"You are doing well—keep on going 'en derechura'", said a community member of about 70 years old, when we wanted to confirm if we were on the right...
The motto of the Sustainable Development Goals is "leaving no one behind". For water and sanitation this implies that all people – including those...
The results of the water and sanitation SDG baseline report are as surprising as finding safely managed drinking water in rural Honduras. But we...
Marcala municipality in Honduras is spending a decent amount on WASH, though not yet enough.
One of the myths that keeps on going around in the rural water supply sector is the one of 'full cost recovery'. As more data from rural water...
Are government-led and private sector approaches mutually exclusive?