The stories on this page show that progress is possible, and that reforms and innovations are making a difference - including in the countries with the largest access gaps.
Blogs
- In Kenya, enhancing creditworthiness is key to bridging the water sector financing gap
- Water is cultivating hope and transforming the lives of Rwanda's farmers
- Collaboration and cross-border learning for a ripple effect in WASH access
- Democratic Republic of Congo: In the water sector, taking stock of challenges leads to new solutions
- Back to basics: Preventing the spread of disease with water, sanitation, and hygiene
- Time to WASH up: It’s time to step up investments in clean water and sanitation and deliver impact at scale
- Building regional drought resilience is a marathon, not a sprint: Lessons from Southern Africa
- Is non-sewered sanitation the missing piece of the access puzzle for Kenya?
- Walls of Water
- Ending sectoral gender gaps: At the forefront of the water and sanitation agenda in Angola
- The Urgency of Water Supply, Sanitation, and Hygiene in Five Key Numbers
- Turning Sand to Water: The Biyoole project in Somalia
- Towards improved water and food security: Angola’s potential as a future agriculture powerhouse of Africa
Stories
- Strengthening Sustainable WASH Access and Resilience in Ethiopia
- Water Access Means Irrigation, Empowerment, and a New Chapter for Rural Ethiopian Women
- Inat’s Journey from Lost Hope to Future Water Supply Engineer
- 371,000 Households in Somalia Find Respite from Drought
- A Better Place to Learn: Supporting Refugee Students Through Clean Water and Hygiene in Ethiopia
- Transforming Sanitation for a more Sustainable and Healthier Future in Zambia
- Boosting Quality of Life: Zimbabwe’s Lupane Water Supply Project
- The Gendered Burden of Water Collection in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Improving Water and Sanitation Facilities in Malawi’s Urban Schools for Better Learning Outcomes
- Breaking Barriers: Empowering Girls with Clean Water and Sanitation Facilities in Ethiopia's Schools
- Cleaner Cities, Brighter Futures: Ethiopia's Journey in Urban Sanitation
- Supporting drinking water access, a key to progress in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
- Promoting Sustainable and Equitable WASH in Ethiopia
- In Southern Angola a Race to Manage Scarce Water While Promoting Economic Growth
- Turning on the Water Taps for Half a Million People in Mozambique’s Capital
- Improved Access to Potable Water in Malawi’s Capital Improves Health and Erodes Gender Barriers Too
- Water Security and Fragility in South Sudan Infographic