No Households Left Behind: Accelerating Access to Piped Water Supply in African Homes
Case study by the Africa Sustainability Work Group on the challenges, solutions, and lessons learned on household connections in Rwanda, Malawi, Tanzania and Uganda.
Read MoreSistemas WASH resilientes al clima en Kamwenge, Uganda
Casos de estudio sobre un enfoque sistémico para un sistema WASH resistente al clima en el distrito de Kamwenge, en Uganda. Parte de la serie de casos de estudio CR…
Read MoreClimate-Resilient WASH in Kamwenge, Uganda
A case study on a systems-based approach to climate-resilient WASH in the District of Kamwenge in Uganda.
Read MoreSecuring Drinking Water Through Wetland Restoration in Uganda
A case study that was included as an example in The Nature Conservancy’s report on accelerating adaptation (available here: https://www.nature.org/content/dam/tnc/nature/en/documents/TNC12524_NbS-Adaptation_Report_Nsmall.pdf). This case in Uganda makes the direct link between nature-based…
Read MoreDeep Row Entrenchment of Faecal Sludge in Small Towns in Uganda
Deep row entrenchment (DRE) was piloted as an innovative solution for faecal sludge disposal and reuse in small towns lacking formal treatment plants and where pit emptiers had to haul…
Read MoreLuuka District WASH masterplan
The Luuka District WASH Master Plan reaffirms the commitment to ensuring universal access to water and sanitation services for all in the district. Luuka District in Eastern Uganda has been…
Read MoreKaramoja strategic WASH investment plan .
The overall goal for K-WASHIP is to develop a more accurate and localised strategic WASH investment plan for Karamoja Sub- Region to guide achieving universal access to safe water by…
Read MoreKamwenge District WASH Masterplan 2020 – 2030
The Kamwenge District WASH Master Plan is an all-encompassing document that provides a framework for coordinating and aligning efforts of all stakeholders towards achieving universal access to WASH services in…
Read MoreA study of the pit emptiers’ market- insights from quantitative surveys and qualitative findings
Pit latrine emptying services in several African cities are typically provided by small-scale, private-sector actors. In Kampala & Blantyre, the focus areas of this study, these services are completely privatized…
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