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Srilekha Chakraborty in Jharkhand, India

Everyone is a storyteller

Published on: 12/04/2021
Our 2020 Ton Schouten Awardee, Srilekha Chakraborty shares her reflections on her award year and calls for a celebration of the storyteller in each of us.

Jerrycans at pump

We have a district WASH master plan: now what?

Published on: 01/04/2021
"The master plan provides a strategic tool in bringing all sector actors together around a singular objective." - Magdalene Matthews, Senior Program Officer, Conrad N. Hilton Foundation

Woman, next to father, pumping water with rope pump, SNNPR, Ethiopia

What I will celebrate and value on World Water Day

Published on: 17/03/2021
Governments that work for water, water providers on the frontline and people who raise their voices and stand up.

The team visiting sanitation market centers

Market-based sanitation in action

Published on: 16/03/2021
USAID Transform WASH teams up with Government of Ethiopia partners to visit Wore Illu Woreda.

Woba Ari district discussing on the final master plan

Insights and inputs from WASH stakeholders to district WASH master plans

Published on: 15/03/2021
Different stakeholder groups from four districts gave inputs to the District WASH master plan to attain SDG 6 by 2030.

Water project in Arusha, Tanzania

RUWASA transformation: Rising to the challenge

Published on: 09/03/2021
Using learning hub 'model projects' to test new approaches for projects and service delivery.

Physical distancing circles at the water point

Sonamoni’s pride

Published on: 08/03/2021
The Water User Committee in Anandapur village (India) consists of 12 women volunteers who have been trained on issues of water quality, budgeting and more.

Water.org Image

How women gain power by investing in water

Published on: 05/03/2021
On International Women's Day , research from Water.org shows how empowerment flows from financing improved water and sanitation access.

Demonstration of no-touch handwashing device in the contest that took place in Ethiopia

Innovating for no-touch handwashing: Ethiopian industrial designers reach for scale

Published on: 01/03/2021
A design competition initiative of USAID Transform WASH

Self supply in IRC Ethiopia

Self-Supply made simple

Published on: 23/02/2021
A pictorial Sub-Saharan Summary in 10 slides by Sally Sutton

Launch of ANAM implementation phase

What is in a name - the ANAM WASH initiative

Published on: 22/02/2021
The Conrad N. Hilton Foundation supports collective action in many countries. Ghana is proudly one of them.

RUWASA management, and representatives from various government institutions meeting in Morogoro (photo credit of RUWASA)

RUWASA transformation: The new beginning

Published on: 16/02/2021
The transformation journey of the Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Agency in Tanzania.

1920’s Homestead farm water supply Oklahoma

Why a book on self-supply

Published on: 15/02/2021
Self-supply has the potential to do so much more, and to do so more safely than at present.

Young girls listening to teacher talking about menstrual hygiene in Kenya

Review policy and funding to support post-COVID teenage mothers

Published on: 08/02/2021
The deep divide between governmental health policies on menstrual hygiene and the reality on the ground during the pandemic.

Shashamane and Negelle Arsi woredas' WASH SDG master plans are being discussed by participants

Immediate gains from long-term planning

Published on: 04/02/2021
Reflections from district level WASH SDG master planning in Negelle Arsi and Shashamane, Ethiopia.

Kenya - Budget Champion Penina Tombo at a public participation forum

The water sector needs strong CSOs, now more than ever

Published on: 01/02/2021
Watershed empowering citizens was a unique programme focused on advocacy and influencing. After 5 years, what have we learned?

HE Ms Cora van Nieuwehuizen

90% of climate disasters are water related

Published on: 27/01/2021
Building resilience is not a "nice to have"- it is essential, says Ban Ki Moon.

Women fetching water in Sahel

Tackling systemic inequalities in water and sanitation

Published on: 10/12/2020
Systematic or systemic inequalities are grounded in our mindsets; in the way, we think, in the way we plan, in the way we see people, and in the way we interpret the rights to water and sanitation.

Harrismith water heroes (still from Carte Blanche film footage)

Communities aren't enemies, we should harness their capacity

Published on: 03/12/2020
Exploring the links between community activism, service providers and Self-supply.

IRC pass note

Oh nee het is #GivingTuesday

Published on: 26/11/2020
Alles wat je altijd al wilde weten over een dag waarvan je niet wist dat ie bestond.

IRC pass note

IRC Pass notes: #GivingTuesday 2020

Published on: 23/11/2020

Celebrating World Toilet Dat again - a toilet in Bangladesh

Another year, another World Toilet Day

Published on: 18/11/2020
Climate won the vote for the theme of this year's World Toilet Day.

Fifth South Ari Woreda learning alliance meeting

Learning alliance helps to improve water supply in Gazer town

Published on: 17/11/2020
The South Ari Woreda learning alliance pushed for the establishment of the Gazer Town Water Supply Service Office as a utility to improve water services in the area.

Sanitation facility of a hardcore poor family, Ramgati Bangladesh

Two new strategies for the WASH sector in Bangladesh

Published on: 16/11/2020
A pro-poor strategy has been approved and a new national strategy is on its way.

Women working on SaTo pan in Ethiopia (photo by Ayatam Simeneh, PSI Ethiopia)

Glass ceilings and glass floors for women in WASH business

Published on: 16/11/2020
What challenges are women in water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) businesses facing in Ethiopia?

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