With the help of the Latter-Day Saints Charities, schools and hard-to-access communities in Asutifi North District will be getting access to safe drinking water.
Le plan détaille les actions à mener dans le secteur eau, hygiène, assainissement et constitue le document de référence pour chaque commune et les autres acteurs du secteur à l’horizon 2030.
IRC has produced a short film that highlights the progress made so far in the implementation of Banfora's WASH strategic plan. We have made progress, but more is needed to enable Banfora district to achieve universal access to water and sanitation by 2030.
IRC's role as learning alliance facilitator, providing funding and expert advice, has proven to be effective in fostering solutions, development and collective action among district stakeholders in Uganda.
Insight into all the necessary costs of achieving the 2030 vision and ensuring sustainable, and at least basic water and sanitation services for all...
IRC Uganda supported Kabarole District to develop a WASH Master Plan 2018-2030. The Master Plan was adopted by Kabarole District Local government and...
Five civil society organisations in Asutifi North District received grants to carry out public education and sensitisation around issues of equity and inclusion.
Banfora district, with the support of IRC, is calling on its decentralised cooperation partners to help in mobilising the funding gap necessary for the implementation of the five-year action plan 2021-2025 of its WASH master plan. A videoconference was dedicated to this action on 07 July 2021,...
This is the launch of the WASH for hard-to-reach households project. The team is visiting Bronyakrom, a hard-to-reach community that has been connected to a water point.
Uganda's new third National Development Plan (NDPIII) 2020/21 – 2024/25 launched last year introduced a new institutional framework with a shift from...
Civil society working in the water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) sector in Uganda together with the Ministry of Water and Environment are engaging to re-align sector implementation to the new programmatic approach of the National Development Plan III.
