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It takes a system (to deliver WASH services)

Keynote presentation on why networking and collective action are essential to systems change

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WASRAG World Water Summit 2019 (WWS 11) keynote speech notes - Patrick Moriarty

Call the minister

Published on: 18/06/2019

Why networking and collective action are essential to systems change.

Sustaining rural water services in Ethiopia: Rural water sustainability check report

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Sustaining rural water services in Ethiopia: Rural water sustainability check report

IRC Monitoring Report 2018

An internal document that is made available for information, transparency and accountability.

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Monitoring Report 2018

Monitoring Report 2018: Annex 1

Monitoring Report 2018: Annex 3

A local systems analysis for rural water service delivery in South Ari (SNNPR) and Mile (Afar), Ethiopia. Sustainable WASH Systems Learning Partnership Concept 1 (Ethiopia)

The USAID Sustainable WASH Systems (SWS) Learning Partnership seeks new ways to improve the sustainability of water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH)...

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A local systems analysis for rural water service delivery in South Ari (SNNPR) and Mile (Afar), Ethiopia. Sustainable WASH Systems Learning Partnership Concept 1 (Ethiopia). IRC: Addis Ababa.

Applying lessons to improve WASH service delivery

Published on: 29/05/2019

Learning and adaptation is about preparedness to innovate and to use the insights and lessons generated to drive change across the WASH system at all levels and in all operating contexts.

Long-term planning essential for sustainable WASH services

Published on: 29/05/2019

Planning is the WASH systems building block that involves budgeting and the determination of costs and financing details. Planning for WASH systems requires strategic (long-term) and annual (activities and routine costs) planning as well as project planning for infrastructure development.

Viable institutions are key to strong WASH systems

Published on: 29/05/2019

IRC supports institutions that promise to improve and professionalise the delivery and management of WASH services. District Hand Pump Mechanics Associations (HPMAs) are an example of such institutions.

Promoting the system

Published on: 14/05/2019

Bringing effective and decisive political leadership to bear on WASH requires that we expose the system; making it visible and actionable to those with power. IRC's new campaign aims to do just that.

Asutifi North District launches ANAM investment phase

Published on: 03/05/2019

A four-year investment phase targets communities with no water service at all and those with limited water service.

The roadmap to sustainable WASH services

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Shared problems, shared solutions

Published on: 25/04/2019

Using learning alliances to unify the WASH system.

WASH Systems strengthening in Rwanda - podcast

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Embracing complexity: Drawing our mental models

Published on: 24/04/2019

Drawing your vision of complex systems while listening to panelists' experiences in the field.

Taking a systems strengthening approach

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For who is WASH systems strengthening - podcast

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Passion, political leadership and knowledge

Published on: 17/04/2019

What it will take to bring water and sanitation to everyone.

Capacity building for SDG 6 implementation – IRC symposium lessons

Published on: 08/04/2019

Five sessions on capacity building during the IRC symposium provided additional knowledge and skills in WASH systems practice.

All systems go! Highlights

Published on: 04/04/2019

Revisiting some of the greatest moments from the symposium dedicated to WASH systems strengthening.

Education, the main challenge for WASH systems

Published on: 02/04/2019

When we talk about water and sanitation systems (WASH), it is easy to think only of infrastructure, construction, and toilets… but that is not just what WASH is about.