Learning has over the past few years taken centre stage in the Ugandan WASH sector. Different actors are working in partnership to establish learning platforms or learning alliances to assess challenges, find solutions, share lessons and scale up good practices. Read more...
Triple-S is not being implemented as a traditional project; its focus is on mainstreaming, how? In this fifth clip Vida Duti explains the way Triple-... Read more...
This note contains statistics on Official Development Assistance (ODA) for water supply and sanitation. It presents the key findings of the... Read more...
This note is an extract from the publication “CRS Aid Activities in Support of Water Supply and Sanitation, 2001-2006” Read more...
The lack of clearly delineated roles can undermine sustainable services at scale. Read more...
Behavioural change needs to happen at both user level and service provider level if water services are to remain sustainable. The Triple-S project promoted the need for rigorous learning processes for all water stakeholders in order to ensure services that last.
Read more...Who says traditional African community mobilisation approaches have died out? The application of the Omuhiigo approach to the Community Based Management System (CBMS) of water sources in Kabarole district, is a good case of the revival of seemingly-forgotten traditional community mobilisation... Read more...
Guidelines for scenario building, with some examples of water and sanitation scenarios for the city of Accra developed in August 2007 by the SWITCH... Read more...
This paper examines the aid effectiveness agenda and reviews its implementation at international and various regional and country levels. Read more...