Whenever he is asked to name his top three priorities for Ethiopia’s lowland regions, the president of the Afar Regional State of Ethiopia, H.E. Awol Arba, never hesitates.
The Southern Madagascar Water Assessment Buy-In aims to develop actionable recommendations for USAID’s water security programming across the Grand Sud of Madagascar.
In rural Kenya, where only 35 percent of households have access to safe drinking water, Margaret worried about the quality of the water she carried home each day from a borehole near the village of Lumino.
This report, developed by USAID Safe Water, documents how a small establishment implemented simple, low-cost water demand management (WDM) solutions to address
This guide presents the Integrated and Inclusive Water Security Framework (IIWSF), an approach to structuring collaborative, multi-stakeholder water security planning–underpinned by data and evidence.
In the water-rich Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)—home to nearly two-thirds of the Congo River basin, Africa’s largest river basin by volume—a clean, reliable water supply can still often prove surprisingly elusive for residents.
Across Rwanda, clean and safe drinking water is scarce. As the population grows and economic aspirations soar, the shadow of water scarcity looms large, creating an urgent challenge across the nation's rural tapestry.
On this World Water Day, and every day, USAID champions its staff who work with local partners and communities around the world to increase sustainable access to water and sanitation, and strengthen water resources management.