Breaking down taboos: Young, female and heading a sanitation masonry business in Uganda

Our female masons in Uganda are featured in Smart Water Magazine. The specialist magazine for the global water sector has just published an article telling the story of Tweheyo Naume, who at only 23 has already constructed more than 80 safe sanitation systems and trained more than 40 other women in her community to follow in

Bottom-up result-based financing and the real costs of sanitation

Bottom-up result-based financing and the real costs of sanitation Our Result-Based Financing session ‘Addressing bottlenecks & unlocking finance for WASH’, at the Stockholm World Water Week (SIWI) in August included a 2-part virtual hackathon. The main topic of the first part was bottom-up result-based financing and the real costs of sanitation, with presentations

Enhancing livelihoods and conserving the earth through the circular sanitation economy

Enhancing livelihoods and conserving the earth through the circular sanitation economy Can the circular sanitation economy help communities build livelihood resilience? Mitigate the impacts of climate change on the environment and livelihoods?  Bring life back to depleted soils? The session showcased successes, challenges and future ambitions to create opportunities for the private sector,

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