Through peer-to-peer learning, the Global Sanitation Fund is harnessing the immense amount of knowledge.
GSF workshops support programmes to monitor progress towards and beyond Open Defecation Free status.
The GSF-supported UMATA programme is championing behaviour change at national level to drive Tanzania’s sanitation campaign
The GSF works with schools and the broader education sector to achieve sustainable sanitation and hygiene for all
On International Women’s Day, Chris Williams writes that there is more to adding women to the workplace; they need an enabling space
In the second of a seven-part series for WASH practitioners, we explore the nuances of slippage and its impact on communities.
The theme of the annual advocacy event was to make handwashing a habit.
Through peer-to-peer learning, the Global Sanitation Fund is harnessing the immense amount of knowledge.
Former WSSCC Chair Professor Mrs. Anna Tibaijuka has received the Prince Khalifa Bin Salman Al-Khalifa UN Habitat Award for Sustainable Development.
In June, July and August WSSCC reached out to its members and partners in 16 countries through dedicated national consultations.
Sessions addressed key issues and provided recommendations for action required to achieve universal and equitable access to WASH.
The discussions focused on the many challenges the sanitation sub-sector faces, the need to get new leadership more involved as well as water supply issues.